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Parthian and Sassanian History Since World War I
Diogenes, 1960There is a periodic need for a general survey and stock-taking in almost every field, but in the domain of the pre-Islamic history of Iran, to my knowledge, there has been little scholarly assessment of the picture of the past in light of changes wrought by new source materials.
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Parth İmparatorluğu’nun 224 yılında yıkılarak Ardeşir liderliğinde Sasani hakimiyetinin tesis edilmesi Doğu topraklarındaki egemenlik mücadelesinde güç dengelerinin değiştiği bir dönemdir. Bu dönem aynı zamanda Pers İmparatorluğu ideali ile yola çıkan Sasaniler ve Roma arasındaki rekabetin başlamasına sebep olan bir dönüm noktası olmuştur.
Doğan, Ezgigül, Özman, Recep
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Doğan, Ezgigül, Özman, Recep
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Between Romans and Sassanians: The Third and Fourth Centuries
1994Abstract The changes and upheavals of the third century had their impact in Colchis and Iberia, as elsewhere. Through the third century and into the fourth the very centre of the Roman empire moved towards the periphery. The foundation of Constantinople in AD 324 is but one symptom of that development.
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The Sassanian Inscription of Paikuli
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1982Mark J. Dresden +3 more
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Pfister's Sassanian Cocks Tapestry Reconsidered
Iranica Antiqua, 1996OVERLAET, Bruno +2 more
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