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Encyclopedia > Uluborlu

Uluborlu is a district of Isparta Province of Turkey.
shows the Location of the Province Isparta Isparta is a province in southwestern Turkey. ...

Shows the Location of Isparta province Districts of Isparta Flag of Turkey

Isparta | Aksu | Atabey | Eğirdir | Gelendost | Gönen | Keçiborlu | Senirkent | Sütçüler | Şarkikaraağaç | Uluborlu | Yalvaç | Yenişarbademli | Image File history File links Isparta_Turkey_Provinces_locator. ... Image File history File links Flag_of_Turkey. ... Isparta is a city in Turkey and the provincial capital of the Isparta Province. ... Aksu is a district of Isparta Province, Turkey. ... Atabey is a town of Isparta Province, Turkey. ... EÄŸirdir is a district of Isparta Province of Turkey. ... Gelendost is a town of Isparta Province, Turkey. ... Gönen is a district of Isparta Province, Turkey. ... Keçiborlu is a district of Isparta Province of Turkey. ... Senirkent is a district of Isparta Province, Turkey. ... Sütçüler is a district of Isparta Province of Turkey. ... ÅžarkikaraaÄŸaç is a district of Isparta Province, Turkey. ...



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This temple is of great importance with the inscriptions referring to the acts of Augustus.
The inscriptions relate to the same acts written in latin are found on psidia an tiochia in Yalvaç while the Greek version was on the Phrygian Apollonin in Uluborlu.
The inscriptions on this temple are the best preserved bilingual texts quoting from the ruler's speeches.
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