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The modern history of the
famous sanctuary of the goddess Leto near Xanthos in Lycia begins on April the
17th, 1840, when Charles Fellows was passing by. Its ancient history probably
goes back beyond the early dynast Kuprlli, who is mentioned in a dedication by
Erbbina, his great-grandson. The spring named Melite, where the goddess wanted
to bathe her children, has a Greek name, but derived from a word for honey that
is attested in Anatolian languages too. And it is probably also attested in
Lycian by Mlidanase, the name of a woman in a Greek inscription, and by mlttaimi
in a Lycian inscription honouring a woman, probably ‚honeyed‘ like malirimiš,
glorifying a king in a hieroglyphic Luwian inscription of the late 9th century
BC. Therefore, the spring may have had a Lycian name similar to Melite. With
the myth of Leto is connected, according to Antoninus Liberalis, the name Lycia:
bestowed by the goddess herself after wolves (Gr. lykoi), who were kinder to
her than the Lycian herdsmen. This explanation of the Greek name by a Greek
word is linguistically impeccable, albeit semantically not probable: The
wolves are still there, but they did not play any role in Lycian culture. The
modern, popular explanation of Lycia as a ‚land of light‘, or simi