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Überlegungen zu lykischen Inschriften bei Kadyanda
Kadyanda has so far yielded five Lycian inscriptions, four of them unusual. Three are treated here: TL 32a as an example of a false friend (ladã is not lada), TL 34 for the reconstruction of the beginning, and TL 35 for the extraordinary dating formula and its syntactic embedding, reinforcing its dating to 282/281 BC.
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