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Chapter Twelve Sassanid Empire Arts

2022
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Relations of the Byzantine and Sassanid empire in the V-VI centuries

Social Sciences, 2023
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Yazdgird the Forerunner: Early Iranian Cosmopolitanism and its effects on Christian Society in the Sassanid Empire

Journal of the Canadian Society for Syriac Studies, 2021
Throughout his reign, the Shah Yazdgird I attempted to harness Christiansymbolism while integrating it with the majority Iranian Zoroastrian culture.During his twenty-one years as Shah, Yazdgird undertook a wide-reachingprogram involving the Syriac community across borders.
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The Eastern Roman Empire and the Sassanid Empire in the 6th Century. A Comparative Study of the Superpowers in the ‘Bipolar World’ of Late Antiquity [PDF]

Konstantinove Listy, 2015
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New Archaeological Excavations of the Jahangir and Gowriyeh Manor Houses in the West of the Sassanid Empire

Iran, 2021
The Jahangir and Gowriyeh monuments, located in Ilam province, were excavated from 2015 through 2019 because of the construction of the Kangir Dam.
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Chapter I. The Sassanid Empire

2004
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An Introduction to the History of the Assyrian Church, or the Church of the Sassanid Persian Empire, 100-640 A.D.

The Irish Church Quarterly, 1911
E. H. P., W. A. Wigram
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Sassanid Empire, Third to Seventh Centuries

2008
The political situation surrounding Central Asia changed considerably during the third century b.c., affecting both political and economic relations with the region’s neighbors. In the south the fall of the Parthian Empire and, shortly after, that of the Kushan Empire was followed by several decades of intense wars.
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Book reviev: Tomasz Sińczak, The Last Great Shah. A figure by Chosroes II Parwez (591-628), king of Iran in a Short chronicle of the end of the Sassanid empire and early Islam

International Scientific Journal Internauka, 2022
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Religious Reforms in the Early Sassanid Period and the Transformation of Atropatena into the Religious Center of the Empire

Granì
The establishment of the Sassanid state was a turning point in the social, political and ideological life of Atropatena. In 224, the Sassanid ruler Ardashir I Babakan (Papak, Pabek) defeated the Arsacid ruler Artaban V in the Battle of Hormuzdegan. This put an end to the Parthian state and laid the foundation for the Sassanid state, which played an ...
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