Galatia: Definition from Answers.com
A council of the nation consisting of the tetrarchs and three hundred senators
was periodically held at a place called Drynemeton, twenty miles southwest of
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http://atlantides.org/batlas/ bridge C2 BAtlas 63 C2 unnamed ...
... on Trokmian territory unlocated toponym BAtlas 63 unlocated Drynemeton
Drynemeton Galatian religious centre unlocated toponym BAtlas 63 unlocated
Earsos ...
atlantides.org/batlas/map63.xml

A Reformed Druid Anthology-00-Introduction
May 23, 2009 ... Questions should be sent to the Drynemeton Press. Place of Publication
Northfield, Minnesota, USA. Classification of Book Religious ...
www.scribd.com/doc/15758099/ A-Reformed-Druid-Anthology00Introduction

Galatia: Facts, Discussion Forum, and Encyclopedia Article
was periodically held at a place called Drynemeton, twenty miles southwest of
Ancyra. The Attalid Pergamene king employed their services in the increasingly
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www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Galatia

Galatia - LoveToKnow 1911
Oct 6, 2006 ... which were tried before a council of 300 drawn from the twelve cantons and
meeting at a holy place called Drynemeton. ...
www.1911encyclopedia.org/Galatia

Galatia Gaulish Gauls Bce Galatians Thrace Paul Ancyra Region
... southwest of Ancyra, which was likely to have been a sacred oak grove, for
it was called 'Drynemeton' the "temple of the oaks" drys + nemed "temple". ...
www.economicexpert.com/a/Galatia.html

This Month in Celtic History - August 2002
Instead each of the three tribes sent four tetarachs and 100 senators to a grand
national council held annually at Drynemeton, near Ancyra. ...
www.celticleague.org/history_8-02.html

JSTOR: A Celtic Cult and Two Sites in Roman Galatia
It would be difficult to mention any except the sacrifice of captives, which was
practised as late as B.C. 160, and presumably the rites at Drynemeton. ...
links.jstor.org/sici? sici=0075-4269(1910)30%3C163%3AACCATS%3E2.0.CO%3B2-Z

Persée : Asiana
The old Galatian council of 300-met at Drynemeton, i. e. as M. Perrot (1) points
out Dryu-neimheidh; the temple of the oaks: Further, M: Perrot mentions ...
www.persee.fr/web/revues/home/prescript/ article/bch_0007-4217_1898_num_22_1_3477

Expedition in Ancient Anatolia: Galatia: Celtic Anatolia
Apr 11, 2007 ... which was likely to have been a sacred oak grove, for it was called '
Drynemeton' the "fane of the oaks" drys + nemeton "sacred ground". ...
ancient-anatolia.blogspot.com/2007/ 04/galatia-celtic-anatolia.html