Kelainai-Apameia Kibotos: une métropole achéménide, hellénistique et romaine. Peinture this catalog concludes with the

this catalog concludes with the essential bibliographies on Rembrandt (books

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The brief hieroglyphic compositions that appear in this collection – place names

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Kelainai-Apameia Kibotos: une métropole achéménide, hellénistique et romaine. Peinture this catalog concludes with theThe Kelainai series aims to publish the results of research on the most important urban center in southern Phrygia: the city of Kelainai. The city began to acquire supraregional importance in the Achaemenid period, when it became one of the residences of the great king Xerxes, and later of Prince Cyrus the Younger. In the Hellenistic period, the Seleucid king Antiochus I Soter (281 261 BC) refounded the city, which was then called Apamea, after the