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''The site of Comama by the fountain of Serefonu, between Ürkütlü and Garipce, is well established by inscriptions found on the spot. The colony, in striking contrast to those of Cremna and Olbasa, lay on and around a low hill, hardly more than a mound, and was totally devoid of any fortification. Rather than a military colony designed to hold the unruly Pisidian mountaineers in subjection, we seem to have (as Miss Levick expressed it to me) a market town spreading Roman influence by peaceful means along the important routes which converge in the neighbourhood.'' (G. E. Bean) 1
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- ↑Notes and Inscriptions from Pisidia. Part II. G. E. Bean. 1960, Vol. 10 (1960), p. 53