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🌍 Ancyra (Phrygia)

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  • Information
    city in Phrygia
    Pleiades
    https://pleiades.stoa.org/places/609305
    Founded by
    👤 Midas king of the Phrygians, son of Gordios
    Derives etymology from
    🏺 the Anchor of Midas object found by Midas, explaining name of Ancyra
    Relics preserved on site
    🏺 the Anchor of Midas object found by Midas, explaining name of Ancyra
    Encompasses
    🏛️ the Spring of Midas (Phrygia)
    Related entities
    👤 Midas king of the Phrygians, son of Gordios🏺 the Anchor of Midas object found by Midas, explaining name of Ancyra👤 Seilenos attendant of Dionysos
    Mentioned by
    📖 Pausanias 1.4.5
    Mentioned in text
    Pausanias
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