COTIAEUM
COTIAEUM (
Κοτιάειον: Eth.
Κοτιαεύς:
Kutahiyah).
The name is written Cotyaeum (
Κοτυάειον) in the text of Strabo (p. 576), but the epigraph on the coins is said to be always
Κοτιαεων. It was on the Roman road from Dorylaeum (
Eski-Shehr) to Philadelphia (
Allah-Shehr), and in Phrygia Epictetus, according to Strabo.
It is mentioned by Pliny (
5.32).
Kutahiyah is a considerable
[p. 1.698]town, on a river which some geographers take to be the Thymbrius. Cotiaeum was the birthplace of Alexander, the son of Asclepiades, a very learned grammarian.
There are no remains of importance at
Kutahiyah. In the Table the name is miswritten Cocleo.
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