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Geographical and Historical Description of Asia Minor, Vol. 2 of 2: With a Map (Classic Reprint)

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Management number 233572715 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price $6.54 Model Number 233572715
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Explore Asia Minor’s ancient roots and early peoples with a focused, scholarly guide.This volume surveys Phrygia and Lycaonia, tracing migrations, topography, and the shifting tapestry of tribes that shaped the region. Rich with references to classical authors, it situates myth, history, and language against a backdrop of Thracian, Armenian, and Cappadocian influences, offering a careful, documentary tone suitable for readers new to the topic and seasoned researchers alike.- Learn how scholars frame Phrygian origins and migrations across Asia Minor.- See summaries of early political and religious traditions, including cults and rites.- Find notes on place names, geography, and the islands off the Carian coast.- Discover how ancient sources treated language, ethnicity, and national identity.Ideal for readers of classical history and historical geography who want a detailed, source-grounded look at Phrygia, Lycaonia, and their neighbors in antiquity. Read more

ASIN B0GGZLXMH4
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Language English
File size 293.3 MB
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Publisher Forgotten Books
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Print length 432 pages
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Publication date August 24, 2018
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