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grbs-17075	Onur, Fatih	Rhodian Funerary Epigrams at Gagai (Lycia)	2025	14	.pdf	application/pdf	4376	180	64	The earliest archaeological remains in Rhodia Polis, the largest excavated city in this region, date to the Hellenistic period.18 But in a philological aspect, it has been suggested that the place name Wedrẽi19 on some Lycian coins minted between 390 and 370 B.C. and Wedre- on the Xanthian obelisk from around 400 may be Rhodia Polis, possibly asso- ciated with the word wedri, meaning “city,” i.e. “polis,” which appears in Lycian inscriptions at Rhodia Polis and in an inscrip- tion at Antiphellos.20 However, Müseler emphasises that this tions> the oracle Mopsos and his daughters Rhode, Melias and Pamphylia, after whom Mopsuestia, Rhodia in Lycia, and the region of Pamphylia were named; he <describes> how Pamphylia was colonised by the Hellenes”). It is clear from Lycian inscriptions both at Rhodia Polis and near Korydalla, Gagai, and Olympos that Rhodian col- Perikle von Limyra?”	cache/grbs-17075.pdf	txt/grbs-17075.txt