Lycus (a tributary of the Hermus)

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Lycus is an ancient river in western Anatolia, known as a tributary of the Hermus (modern Gediz) and for flowing near the city of Thyatira.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient river
tributary
associatedWithAncientCity Thyatira
associatedWithRegion Hermus valley
etymology name means "wolf" in Greek
flowsInto Hermus River
flowsNear Thyatira
flowsThroughRegion Lydia
historicalPeriod Classical antiquity
Hellenistic period
Roman period
knownInAntiquityAs Λύκος
languageOfName Ancient Greek
locatedIn Asia Minor
present-day Turkey
western Anatolia
linked to: Western Anatolia
mentionedIn ancient Greek geographical sources
nearModernLocation western Turkey
notableFor proximity to Thyatira
partOf drainage basin of the Hermus
referencedWith Thyatira in ancient descriptions of Lydia
region Lydia
tributaryOf Gediz River
Hermus River
watercourseType freshwater river

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Thyatira nearRiver Lycus (a tributary of the Hermus)
subject linked to: city of Thyatira