An epigram praising a ruler of this historical region, by Symmachus of Pellana, is one of the earliest pre-Hellenistic verse inscriptions with a poetic signature. J. Kagan used numismatic evidence to propose a new chronology for this region’s Harpagid dynasty. A dynast from this region may have been involved during the campaign when Tissaphernes and the Spartans (-5[1])captured a [emphasize] neighboring region’s rebel ruler, Amorges. An admiral from this region, called “Kyberniskos” in Herodotus’ (-5[1])account of Salamis, has been connected with a pillar tomb with reliefs of either (*) harpies or sirens. The so-called Nereid Monument and the Xanthos Trilingual are from this region, which (10[1])was governed with Caria by satrap Pixodarus. For 10 points, name this historical region west of Pamphylia in southwestern Anatolia, the mythological home of (10[1])Iobates and Sarpedon. (10[1]0[9])■END■