Lycaonia - Wikipedia
Lycaonia (/ ˌlɪkiˈoʊniə /; Greek: Λυκαονία, Lykaonia; Turkish: Likaonya) was a large region in the interior of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), north of the Taurus Mountains.
Lycaonian language - Wikipedia
Lycaonian is an unclassified language spoken in the former region of Lycaonia. The Lycaonians appear to have retained a distinct nationality in the time of Strabo, but their ethnical affiliations are unknown.
Lycaonia | Roman Province, Anatolia, Asia Minor | Britannica
Lycaonia, ancient region in the interior of Anatolia north of the Taurus Mountains, inhabited by a wild and warlike aboriginal people who pastured sheep and wild asses on the bleak central highlands. Little is known about the early Lycaonians.
聖光聖經地理 Holy Light Bible Geography
呂高尼 (Lycaonian) [詳解編號 : 0426] 狼之地 Wolf-land 在新約時期前後，它是羅馬帝國加拉太省中部的一個地區，在其西的是彼西底，南是基利家，在東方則是加帕多家，北方是加拉太地區。
Lycaonia - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway
LYCAONIA lĭk ā ō’nĭ ə (Gr. Λυκαονία, G3377). A satrapy in southern Asia Minor. The borders of the region called Lycaonia are not well defined, but it had Galatia to the N, Cappadocia to the E, Cilicia to the S., and Pisidia to the W.
Lycaonia Meaning - Bible Definition and References
Lycaonia consists of a level plain, waterless and treeless, rising at its southern fringe for some distance into the foothills of Taurus, and broken on its eastern side by the volcanic mass of Kara-Dagh and by many smaller hills. Strabo informs us that King Amyntas of Galatia fed many flocks of sheep on the Lycaonian plain.
Bible Map: Lycaonia
Lycaonia consists of a level plain, waterless and treeless, rising at its southern fringe for some distance into the foothills of Taurus, and broken on its eastern side by the volcanic mass of Kara-Dagh and by many smaller hills. Strabo informs us that King Amyntas of Galatia fed many flocks of sheep on the Lycaonian plain.
Lycaonia - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia - StudyLight.org
Lycaonia consists of a level plain, waterless and treeless, rising at its southern fringe for some distance into the foothills of Taurus, and broken on its eastern side by the volcanic mass of Kara-Dagh and by many smaller hills. Strabo informs us that King Amyntas of Galatia fed many flocks of sheep on the Lycaonian plain.
Lycaonia - BiblePortal Wikipedia
Lycaonia, the country of the Lycaones, who spoke Λυκαονιστί (‘in the speech of Lycaonia, Acts 14:11), was a vast elevated plain, often called ‘The Treeless’ (τὸ ἄζυλον), in the centre of Asia Minor.
Lycian language | Ancient Anatolia, Indo-European, Anatolian …
Lycian language, one of the ancient Anatolian languages. Evidence for Lycian consists of more than 150 inscriptions on stone, some 200 on coins, and a handful on other objects. While a few of the coins may be earlier, the texts on stone all date from the 5th and 4th centuries bce.