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Notes on the transcription of Pahlavi
Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1967The problem of the transcription of Pahlavi, inherently difficult enough, has for so long been complicated by factors of personal taste and interest that it will probably see many more jubilees. Amid the welter of differing transcriptions to be found, however, one persistent thread is to be observed, namely that of archaism.
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The Pahlavi inscription at Mishkīn
Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1970Āẕarbāyjān has not hitherto yielded any contribution to Sasanian Pahlavi epigraphy, but now we have a specimen. A Pahlavi inscription, dated in the 27th year of Shāpūr II, has been found outside the little town of Mishkīn, in the centre of Mughān. The history of its discovery and publication is as follows.1. Dr. Kambakhsh Fard discovers the inscription
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Indo-Iranian Journal, 2010
AbstractThe occurrence in a fragmentary text in Manichaean Middle Persian of the word twštr 'goat' provides the meaning for the corresponding word in Zoroastrian Middle Persian, which, because of its rarity, has hitherto not been recognized. This in turn suggests a slight emendation, giving better sense, to a page in the Dēnkard.
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AbstractThe occurrence in a fragmentary text in Manichaean Middle Persian of the word twštr 'goat' provides the meaning for the corresponding word in Zoroastrian Middle Persian, which, because of its rarity, has hitherto not been recognized. This in turn suggests a slight emendation, giving better sense, to a page in the Dēnkard.
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The Tudeh Party of Iran and the land reform initiatives of the Pahlavi state, 1958–1964
Middle Eastern Studies, 2022Siavush Randjbar-Daemi
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Two Kings of Kings: Iran-Ethiopia Relations Under Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Haile Selassie
International History Review, 2021exaly