The Lycians: The Lycians in literary and epigraphic sourcesMuseum Tusculanum Press, 1986 - 273 pages This book is the first of a projected 2-volume account of the ancient Lycians. The Lycian civilisation has proved, and is continuing to prove, a rich field of investigation for historians, archaeologists, numismatists, and philologists alike. It is a civilisation with many distinctive features, as illustrated by its abundant archaeological remains, particularly the impressive funerary architecture of many of its cities, by its social customs and institutions, attested in both literary and epigraphic sources, by its numerous coin issues, amongst the most varied ever prodcusted in Asia Minor, and by its peculiar language, which today is only partially understood. |
Table des matières
Volume II | 5 |
The Early Lycians and Greek Literary Tradition | 11 |
The Inscriptions and the Lycian Language | 42 |
A Survey of Discoveries Travellers and Scholars | 47 |
The Historical Background | 99 |
Customs and Institutions | 115 |
The Reliefs | 126 |
Gods and Oracles | 172 |
Part | 179 |
Lycia The GrecoRoman View | 203 |
Registers of Literary References to Lycia | 216 |
Place names | 229 |
Personal names | 243 |
| 256 | |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
The Lycians: The Lycians in literary and epigraphic sources Trevor Bryce,Jan Zahle Affichage d'extraits - 1986 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
1st cent 1st millennium 4th century 4th century B.C. Anatolian Apollo Apollodoros appears Appian Arrian Arttumpara Asia Minor associated Athenaeus attested Bellerophon Bryce burial Caria Chimaera civilisation conquest context cult deip deities Diodoros discussion epichoric inscriptions epichoric period Erbbina father Greek Greek inscriptions Harpagos Herodotos Heubeck Hittite Homer honour Houwink ten Cate hrppi huwedri identified Iliad indicate itlehi Kaunos Kragos Laroche Late Bronze Age Leto Letoon Limyra literary sources Lukka Luwian Lycian language Lycian society Lycian text Maliya Meriggi Metzger Miletos Neumann oracle origin Pandaros Patara Pausanias perhaps Perikle Persian persons Phaselis Pinara Pliny Plutarch Polyhist Ptolemy Quintus Smyrn reference Rhodian Sarpedon satrap Schmitt sepulchral inscriptions Solymians Steph Strabo Strabo 14 suggested Telmessos Termilae tideimi Tlos tomb families tomb owner town in Lycia tradition translation trilingual Trojan Trojan War wife Xanthos Xanthos stele inscription Xanthos valley Zeleia καὶ
Fréquemment cités
Page 265 - Les dieux de la Lycie classique d'après les textes lyciens', in Actes du Colloque sur la Lycie Antique, Paris, 1-6.