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¹ A *hekas* is also mentioned in Doura Pg. 1; Fr. Cumont, *Fouilles* pp. 287 sqq. ² This follows from Koschaker *op. cit.* p. 300; see further p. 37. ³ See Griffith pp. 162–3 on the fact and the reason. ⁴ Names in Tarn, *Hell. Civ.*² p. 134. ⁵ Polyb. x, 27, 3. ⁶ *BCH* 1887 p. 466 n. 32, [Οἱ π]ερὶ Θυάτειρ[α Μ]ακέδονες; *OGIS* 290, [Οἱ περὶ Νά]κρασον Μακέδονες; οἱ περὶ is a usual expression indicating a *koinon*. L. Robert, *Villes d’Asie Mineure* 1935 p. 75, would restore *A]κρασον* for *Νά]κρασον* in *OGIS* 290, but this does not affect it as evidence for a *koinon*. For examples of a *katoikia* being called a *koinon* see Oertel, *Katoikoi* in PW col. 10. ⁷ *SEG* III, 12. ⁸ Steph. *s.v.* Σύνναδα: Docimeum a κώμη. Many instances in Oertel, *Katoikoi* in PW col. 8.