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The Translation as a Bilingual Text: The Curious Case of the Targum [PDF]

, 2015
Smelik, WF
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Evaluation of glutathione S-transferase T1 deletion polymorphism on type 2 diabetes mellitus risk in Zoroastrian females in Yazd, Iran.

Indian J Endocrinol Metab, 2015
Afrand M, Khalilzadeh S, Bashardoost N, Sheikhha MH.   +3 more
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Analysis of the Status of Harsin in Sassanid Era

مجله مطالعات ایرانی, 2016
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La théorie militaire sassanide : regards croisés

Antiquité Tardive, 2022
Sasanian military theory has not been studied in depth since C. A. Inostrancev’s paper, published in 1926, which proposed a translation of the Persian Ēwēn-nāmag cited by Ibn Qutayba in the ‘Uyūn al-aḫbār. This article offers a reassessment of this topic and aims to give a wider look at the theoretical sources which were part of the Iranian de re ...
Petitjean, Maxime, Berriah, Mehdi
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Notes numismatiques sassanide et arabo-sassanide

Studia Iranica, 2008
La premiere note concerne l’introduction dans le monnayage d’Ohrmazd I (272/273) et de Vahrām I (273-276) d’une deuxieme ligne dans la legende de l’avers, que l’A. propose de lire comme ī ardasīr ou ī ardaxsahr, et la signification qui peut lui etre apportee. La seconde note concerne l’usage de la mention « pa nām ī yazd » (« au nom de dieu ») dans les
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Sassanids and Their Attitude to Medical Knowledge

Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, 2023
The Sassanid Empire ruled in Iran between 224 AD and 651 AD. The founder of this dynasty, Ardashir I (241-224 AD), a Zoroastrian cleric, took two very important steps in the beginning; One was the creation of a central government and the other was the formalization of the religion of Zoroaster.
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Bronze royal sassanide

Syria, 1955
Parrot André. Bronze royal sassanide. In: Syria. Tome 32 fascicule 3-4, 1955. pp. 308-309.
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Notes de glyptique sassanide

Studia Iranica, 1992
Des noms composes comme Rām-Mihr et Rām-Sābuhr, ou encore Rāst-Adur et Rāst-Sābuhr peuvent etre aussi bien compris comme des noms a deux divinites que signifier Bonheur (est) Mihr/Sābhur) et Droit Adur/Sābuhr). Publication de deux sceaux avec le motif, inconnu jusqu'a present dans la glyptique sassanide, de l'elephant et de son cornac.
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