...Caria. PHRYG1A. Succeeding to Lydia, towards the east, PHRYGIA is one of the principal countries in Asia Minor. The Phryges were of Thracian origin according...compared with its subsequent expansion, that the name of GREATER PHRYGIA is given by distinction from a PHRYGIA MINOR, which encroached on Mysia towards the...

...principal countries in Asia Minor. The Phryges were of Thracian origin according to Strabo; and.dieir first establishments, from the time that Gordius and...compared with its subsequent expansion, that the name of GREATER PHRYGIA is given by distinction from a PHRYGIA, MINOR, which encroached on Mysia towards the...

...Galatia, however, as far as Lydia, Phrygia still confined upon Bithynia on the north. " The Pkrygei were of Thracian origin, according to Strabo ; and...compared with its subsequent expansion, that the name of he greater Phrygia is given by distinction from a Phrygia Minor, which encroached on Mysia towards...

...their territory from Bithynia, according o the report of the same author. It is to this part, [though at first but of small extent compared with its subsequent expansion, that the name of be greater Phrygia is given by distinction from a Phrygia Minor, which encroached on Mysia owards the...

...nation, were towards the sources of the Sangar, which divided their territory from Bithynia, according 0 the report of the same author. It is to this part,...compared with its subsequent expansion, that the name of he greater Phrygia is given by distinction from 1 Phrygia Minor, which encroached on Mysia owards the...