- and Paul was
thought to be
Hermes by
Lycaonians, and this
makes some
other researchers to
believe that
Lycaonian language was
actually a Gr**** dialect...
-
Lycaonian is an
unclassified language spoken in the
former region of Lycaonia. The
Lycaonians appear to have
retained a
distinct nationality in the time...
- many of
which were
cataphracts under the
command of Ascan. Next were the
Lycaonian and/or
Isaurian infantry under Stephanacius and Longinus,
positioned such...
- who
tradition relates died
around the year AD 97.
Timothy was from the
Lycaonian city of
Lystra or of
Derbe in Asia Minor, born of a
Jewish mother who...
- speaker," and his
companion Barnabas for Zeus. The
crowd spoke in the
local Lycaonian language and
wanted to
offer sacrifices to them, but Paul and Barnabas...
-
offered only barley—cakes,
abstaining even from
animal sacrifices. The
Lycaonian rites,
which the
author denies that Zeus ever countenanced, were apparently...
- ISBN 978-0-330-41879-9. Thonemann,
Peter (2011-05-04). "Amphilochius of
Iconium and
Lycaonian Asceticism".
Journal of
Roman Studies. 101: 185–205. doi:10.1017/s0075435811000037...
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Cataonians Caucones Cilicians Hittites Isaurians Leleges Leucosyri Luwians Lycaonians Lycians (Termilae)
Lydians (Maeonians)
Mariandyni Milyans (Solymi) Mysians...
- and
directory notes accompanying. ISBN 978-0-691-03169-9. "Archaeology:
Lycaonian and
Phrygian Notes". The
classical Review. 19 (7): 367–370. 1905. doi:10...
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Isaurian Ουαξαμοας
Ouaxamoas < *Waksa-muwa "power of blessing(?)", and
Lycaonian Πιγραμος
Pigramos "resplendent, mighty" (cf.
Carian 𐊷𐊹𐊼𐊥𐊪𐊸 Pikrmś...
