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Fracments at Ephesus [Selçuk Efes]
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dc.date.accessioned2018-09-21T23:05:24Z-
dc.date.available2018-09-21T23:05:24Z-
dc.identifierAHIZM041
dc.identifier.urihttps://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/105299-
dc.descriptionThat Ephesus was formerly preeminent for its grandeur over all the cities of Asia miner is a truth not to be questioned, though its origin is a matter of uncertainty. Heraclides derives its name from the Greek word Aphesis, permission.
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dc.languageİngilizce - English
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dc.titleFracments at Ephesus [Selçuk Efes]
dc.typeKitap sayfası - Book page
dc.noteBecause Hercules permitted the Amazons to dwell and build a city in that place Some allege, that Ephesus was name of Amazon who founded the city: other say, that it was built by Androclus, son of Codrus, King of Athens, Chief of the Lonians that settled in Asia.
dc.locationDarüşşafaka
dc.identifier.projectcodeDS
dc.catalogedbyUMITS
dc.date.cataloged22.04.2011
dc.date.acquisition22.04.2011
dc.format.numberofscans1
dcterms.accrualMethodBorrowed
dc.rights.holderSir Robert Ainslie
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