
Aphrodisias - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Aphrodisias
- a city in Caria
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315/27
eitus defeats Theodotus, the admiral of Antigonus, near Aphrodisias.
88/24
IAph_8.3, a decree of Aphrodisias authorising immediate aid to be
84/18
IAph_8.2, a letter of Q.Oppius to the city of Aphrodisias.
39/10a
a decree of the triumvirs concerning the city of Aphrodisias.
39/10b
a resolution of the Roman senate granting privileges to Aphrodisias.
38/22
letters from Octavianus to the cities of Aphrodisias, Ephesus and Sam
38/23
ters from Octavianus to Stephanus, and from Stephanus to Aphrodisias.
  Within translations:
Plin:HN_5.109
Apolloniatae, Trapezopolitae and Aphrodisienses, a free people.
Porph:Fr_46
time he captured Aphrodisias, Soli, Zephyrium, Mallus,
Aphrodisias
- in documents
SelPap_1.105
You have said to Aphrodisias "Do not forget me." How
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