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  Lycia   - a region in south-west Anatolia
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309/9 Ptolemy attacks Lycia and Caria.
301/7 Syll_333, a decree of Samos in honour of Demarchus of Lycia.
277/2a OGIS_57, a decree of Lissa in Lycia, in honour of Menecrates.
256/9 Tlepolemus of Lycia wins the first one-horse race at the Olympic Game
246/19 Ptolemy rebuilds Patara in Lycia, and calls it Arsinoe.
205/11 Antiochus sends Jewish settlers to Phrygia and Lycia.
201/19 _8, drafts of letters concerning taxes in Lesbos, Thrace, and Lycia.
197/21 inhabitants of Arycanda in Lycia give their support to Mithridates,
186/3 dispute between Rhodes and Lycia over the terms of the Roman settle
181/16 OGIS_99, a statue dedicated by the Lycian League at Alexandria.
178/4 Lycian embassy complains to the senate about their treatment by the
177/3 improve the status of the Lycians causes consternation at Rhodes.
174/8 The Rhodians suppress resistance in Lycia.
167/5 clared war on them; but they are forced to evacuate Caria and Lycia.
166/6b Cibyra and three other cities in Lycia form a political union.
84/36 of a statue to Rome by the Lycians, in gratitude for having their
84/37 a statue to Rome by the Lycians, in gratitude for having their
79/16 ous parts of Asia, including Lycia, Pamphylia, Pisidia, Phrygia, and
46/43a ^Inscr_6, a treaty of alliance between ^Rome and ^Lycia.
43/63 ntulus Spinther forces the fleet of Dolabella to retreat from Lycia.
42/5 Brutus subdues the Lycians.
    Within translations:
1Macc_15   and to Pamphylia, and to Lycia, and to Halicarnassus, and
Aelian:NA_8.5   there is a village in Lycia between Myra and Phellus
Aelian:NA_9.23   , the monster of Lycia kept by Amisodarus the Lycian kin
Aelian:NA_12.1   here is a bay at Myra in Lycia and it has a spring and the
Aelian:NA_16.30   Olynthus asserts that in Lycia the goats are shorn just
Aelian:NA_17.43   The leopard of Caria and Lycia is not fierce-tempered, nor
Arrian:Fr_1   of Cardia; Pamphylia, Lycia, and greater Phrygia to Ant
Arrian:Fr_9   Lycaonia, Pamphylia, and Lycia, to Antigonus as before;
Athen_8.333   prophesy from fish in Lycia, concerning whom Polycharmu
Athen_11.486   it of things made in  Lycia.
Athen_11.784   drinking-horns, gilded batiakai made in Lycia, censers, and bowls." 
Athen_12.528   &# "The Arycandians of Lycia, being neighbours of the
Athen_14.657   to them, nor are those from Lycia. And Strabo mentions
ChronPasc_449   gdom and was killed at Myra in Lycia. [Ol. 172.3] Ptolemae
CIL_1.725   gual. [i] From the Lycian people, as a commune, rest
Demetr:Eloc_63   Greeks and Carians and Lycians and Pamphylians and Phryg
Euseb]:Chron_165   ghter in Myra, a city of Lycia; from there, he crossed ove
ExcBarb_33B   rule over Pamphylia and Lycia He granted Phrygia and [?
Festus:Brev_11   irate war, obtained Pamphylia, Lycia, and Pisidia. Bithyni
Joseph:BJ_1.425   presents he made to the Lycians and Samnians? or of his
Just_13.4   Nearchus received Lycia and Pamphylia; Cassander, Caria;
Just_13.6   aphlagonia, Caria, Lycia, and Phrygia were assigned to Eum
OGIS_54   (c. 246)   nicia and Cyprus and Lycia and Caria and the Cyclad
OGIS_551   (c. 150) The league of Lycians, having received back its ancestral
OGIS_552   (early 1st century) war out of all the Lycians, and defeated the enemy in
OGIS_553.A   (early 1st century) who was elected by the Lycians to command their assembled war
Oros_3.23   9 Nearchus was given Lycia and Pamphylia; Cassander, Caria;
Oros_5.23   lands. 22 He also captured Lycia and its cities, which had
Oros_7.9   tumults of war. Achaia, Lycia, Rhodes, Byzantium, Samos, Thrace,
Plin:HN_5.97   Pamphylia are the Sea of Lycia and the Lycian tribe, at
Plin:HN_5.100   {28.}   [100] In Lycia therefore after leaving the promontory
Plin:HN_5.101   the frontier town of Lycia. Lycia formerly contained 70 towns, but
Plin:HN_5.131   Salaminiae. [131] In the Lycian Sea are Illyris, Telendos,
Plin:HN_5.150   counted between the frontier of Lycia and this point. The length
Plin:HN_6.214   Pamphylia, Side, Lycaonia, Lycia, Patara, Xanthus, Caunus,
Plin:HN_8.143   on waggons. When Jason of Lycia had been murdered his dog
Plin:HN_8.225   found in one part. In Lycia the gazelles do not cross
Plin:HN_35.196   the neighbourhood of Bubon in Lycia Another use also made of
Plin:HN_36.131   are similar stones both in Lycia and in the East; and
Plin:HN_36.141   district and a river in Lycia known as Gages. It is
PLond_2052   to us. Pindaros, Lycian, about 29 years of age, medium
Polyaen_5.42.1   warships of Pericles the Lycian, he put to shore and, chan
Porph:Fr_46   aeus, in Syria and Cilicia and Lycia. At that time he capt
Porph:Fr_47   possess Syria, Cilicia, Lycia, and the other provinces
POxy_1380   the sacred games ; in Lycia Leto ; at Myra in Lycia sag
SEG_17.639   (c. 301-298)   ce the Pamphylians, Lycians, Cretans, Greeks and
SEG_18.570   (180-120)   ral government of the Lycians to secure the help of
SEG_27.929   (? 249)   ards the rest of the Lycians; with good fortune, it
SEG_55.1452   (46)   itium [by the Romans] and Lycians. . . . The cit
SEG_60.1569   (c. 160-150) for the league of the Lycians, and Alkimos was of Apollo,
SelPap_1.77   in the quarter of the Lycians' Camp, previously o
Syll_485   (soon after 235/4)   Thessaly Agathon of Lykia Xenophilos of Macedonia
Syll_619   (after 188)   of Pistokrates in Lycia: Diokles son of Theopr
THI_61.D   (173-169)   henaios of Patra in Lycia, the son of Nomios second
ValMax_2.6.13   [6.13]   Therefore the Lycians, when they have any occasion
ValMax_2.6.14   the cunning custom of the Lycians in mourning; none of these


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