He trains at the pool our daughter has swimming lessons in, she's devastated he's gone so soon.
Oh bother. Hang on, I'll redo the post
You've been a massive help, as usual
Within a century or so it's Laodicea of the two that shows most evidence for gladiation being performed, so it's a strong bet
OK. Shuckbergh must be an outlier, I'll go with the majority of translators and plump for Laodicea on Lycus. Thank you!
www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/tr... Google brought up this, which would suggest Laodicea on the Lycus as midway between Ephesus and Tarsus
Tarsus, sorry. On the other hand, I also was under the impression he spent much of 50 BCE in Syria, so perhaps I can't.
In 5.20 he mentions Laodicea, Apamea and also Cibyra, so I'm assuming I can discount the Laodicea and Apamea that are also close to each other in Syria. Once he moves out of Laodicea he heads to Tasus but that doesn't tell me much