Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography/A'dada

​A'DADA (Ἄδαδα: Eth. Ἀδαδεύς, Ptol.; Ἀδαδάτη in old edit, of Strabo; Ὀδάδα, Hierocl.), a town in Pisidia of uncertain site. On coins of Varlerian and Gallienus we find ΑΔΑΔΕΩΝ. Adada is mentioned in the Councils as the see of a bishop. (Artemiod. ap. Strab, xii. p. 570; Ptol. v. 5. §8; Hierocl. p. 674, with Wesseling's note.)

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