- The
Ceyhan River (historically
Pyramos or
Pyramus (Gr****: Πύραμος),
Leucosyrus (Gr****: Λευκόσυρος) or Jihun) is a
river in
Anatolia in the
south of Turkey...
-
Mopsuestia (Ancient Gr****: Μοψουεστία and Μόψου ἑστία, romanized: Mopsou(h)estia and Μόψου
Mopsou and Μόψου πόλις and Μόψος;
Byzantine Gr****: Mamista,...
- myth
probably originated in
Cilicia (part of Ninus'
Babylonian empire) as
Pyramos is the
historical Gr**** name of the
local Ceyhan River. The metamorphosis...
- 47 km from the city of Adana,
between the
rivers Seyhan and Ceyhan, the
Pyramos of Antiquity. The area has been
inhabited from at
least Hittite times and...
- 676 (2022). It is near one of the
sources of the
Ceyhan River (ancient
Pyramos), in the
ancient region of Cataonia.
Cucusus has an
ancient history, first...
- the left bank of the
Ceyhan River,
known in
ancient times as
Puruna or
Pyramos. The
inscription of the king
mentions also the name of his
father Mursili...
-
Register of I–XXIII, IA–VIIIA & Suppl. I–VIII (1959) Band XXIV,
Halbband 47,
Pyramos–Quosenus (1963)
Second Series, R–Z Band IA,
Halbband 1, Ra–Ryton (1914)...
-
Roman period it was
called Hieropolis,
known as
either Hieropolis on the
Pyramos or as
Hieropolis Castabala. In the
first century BC,
after the Cilician...
-
Deniz Yaşin
Meier (Hg.):
Sirkeli Höyük. Ein
urbanes Zentrum am Puruna-
Pyramos im
Ebenen Kilikien.
Schriften zur
Vorderasiatischen Archäologie 13. Harr****owitz...
-
eastern parts of the island,
which are
seven hundred stadia distant from the
Pyramos river.
Pliny the Elder,
writes that they were four islands. In reality...
