Notes and inscriptions on the cult of Apollo at Oinoanda

Nicholas P. Milner

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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The following inscriptions provide evidence of the cult of Apollo at Oinoanda, a Graeco-Roman city of northern Lycia, and show that it included an oracle in the Roman Imperial period, and perhaps already in the Hellenistic period. The location of the sanctuary of Apollo cannot presently be identified.

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