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Course of the Roman road running towards Sabus, a well-preserved cavalry fort and place of Armenian pilgrimage. Climbs steeply into the Antitaurus by Vereuso and over the Mamahar pass (6,000 feet). Long descent, marked by miles of wonderfully preserved roadbed, by Zenocopi, to the Çaltı Çay. The last caravans.
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