Results 41 to 50 of about 112 (72)
Persia Beyond the Imperial Frontiers: the Nomads of the South Ural Region versus the Near East
, 2015 This article addresses selected issues concerning the nomads of the South Ural region (= SUR), and their relations with Iran and the lands of the Trans-Caspian and Aral region as well as the Oxos/Amudarya Basin (including Chorasmia), in the Achaemenid ...
Olbrycht, Marek Jan
core
Roman East Under the Flavians (70-96 AD): Administrative Reforms and External Policy
, 2012 Wydział Historyczny: Instytut HistoriiCelem dysertacji jest ukazanie sposobu, w jaki reorganizacja administracji prowincjonalnej na Wschodzie w czasach Flawijskich, wpłynęła na relacje między Rzymem a Partią kontrolowaną przez Arsacydów.
Kozłowski, Jakub
core
Hephthalites and Kushan in the Early Armenian Literature
, 1965 Armenia, sister kingdom to Parthia under Arsacid rule since 53/54 A. D., found herself threatened by Sasanid Persia upon the overthrow of The Parthian dynasty in the early half of the third century.
9000003145921 +5 more
core
, 2016 Papers presented at a conference held at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, 14-16 June 2012.Includes bibliographical references.Historical -- Some aspects of political history : early Arsacid kings and the Seleucids / Jérôme Gaslain -- The Arsacids ...
Alram, Michael(viaf)7403232 +3 more
core
Vorarbeiten zu einer Königsliste Kaukasisch-Iberiens. 4. Von den Arsakiden zu den Sasaniden
, 2015 After Xepharnug, who may have lived at the time of Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius, no Iberian king is mentioned in contemporary and classical sources for hundred years.
Schottky, Martin
core
Македонија во книжевните дела на Лав VI и Константин VII: Историја и легенда
, 2019 The analysis of the works of emperors Leo VI and Constantine Porfyrogenitus illustrate the tendency of representatives of the Macedonian dynasty in Byzantium for creating the impression that they are associated with the name Macedonia as well as with the
Panov, Mitko B.
core
The Arsacids of Rome and Parthia’s “Iranian Revival” in the First Century CE
, 2020 core +1 more source