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Anchor text: Turkish Lakes Region
Target Entity: Turkish_Lakes_Region
Preceding Context: According to Strabo, the league comprised some 23 known city-states as members. Lucius Licinius Murena (elder), Roman consul, added three more in 81 BC: Balbura, Bubon and Oenoanda, which he had stripped from another systema to the north, the Tetrapolis, Cibyratis, or Cabalian League. It was dominated by the city of Cibyra, which formed a league approximately contemporaneously with the Lycian League. Cibyra ruled the
Succeeding Context: . It was called Cibyra Megale, "Greater Cibyra," to distinguish it from another Cibyra elsewhere. The lakes region is a string of alpine valleys in the folds of the Taurus Mountains, which have no natural exits. Instead they have collected lakes. Cibyra was on a low hill to the west of Gölhisar Valley and Gölhisar Lake, just north of Gölhisar.
Paragraph Title: Composition
Source Page: Lycia

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