Invention of the 9-Tower Optical Beacon Telegraph System across Anatolia by Leo the Mathematician of Synnada (840 AD)

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• Roman era

Narrative stops

• Synnada Ancient City Birthplace of Leo the Mathematician and Optical Telegraph Acropolis
• Halicarnassus Ancient City Mausoleum West Gallery of Sculptor Leochares
• Knidos Ancient City Birthplace of Royal Physician Chrysermus and Alexandrian Medical Atelier

Research sources

• Leo the Mathematician of Synnada (9th Century AD): The Founder of the Byzantine Renaissance and Optical Beacon Telegraphy
• The West Relief Master of the Mausoleum and Chief Physician of Alexandria: Leochares of Halicarnassus and Chrysermus of Knidos