Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 692
. Schmidt, but see supra p. 295 n. 2). H. L. Ahrens De dialecto Dorica 570 The double axe and Zeus Lahrdyndos *Bozis and Bazis would denote the estate of the god; and withthem might be ranked the Lydian Bdgis, a town in the Kata-kekaumene. Further, the epithet of Apollon Bozenos appears to be… … Fig. 465. certainly hails from Tarsos on the opposite side of MountTauros. Here the god is known to have had a sacred weaponof some sort. Dion Chrysostomos at the outset of his FirstTarsian Oration mentions, among subjects likely to appeal to thepatriotic pride of his audience, Apollons trident*.…
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