THE SASSANIAN DYNASTY (CE[removed]THE ZARATHUSHTI RENAISSANCE

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Date: 2010-12-01 11:06:21 Sassanid dynasty Vologases V of Parthia Ardashir I Vologases VI of Parthia Parthian Empire Sassanid Empire Artabanus IV of Parthia Sasan Ardeshir Humanities Middle East Asia		THE SASSANIAN DYNASTY (CE[removed]THE ZARATHUSHTI RENAISSANCE Add to Reading List Source URL: www.avesta.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 913,89 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Plekos 11,2009,33–36 – http://www.plekos.uni-muenchen.de/2009/r-lerouge.pdf 33 Charlotte Lerouge: L’image des Parthes dans le monde gr´ecoromain. Du d´ebut du Ier si`ecle av. J.-C. jusqu’`a la fin du HautEmpir DocID: 1qyiX - View Document
	See. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IV 1019—1020. NANEA (DEITY) [Gk Nanaĩa]. A goddess of Mesopotamian origin whose name in Semitic sources is given as Nanã or Nanay(a). Her syncretistic cult spr DocID: 1pFov - View Document
	Plekos 9,2007,25–32– http://www.plekos.uni-muenchen.de/2007/r-sartre.pdf 25 Maurice Sartre: The Middle East Under Rome. Abridged, translated by C. Porter and E. Rawlings, with J. Routier-Pucci. Cambridge, Mass./Lond DocID: 1p6cI - View Document
	Some Remarks on the Anthroponymy of Dura Europos (and on the Name of the City) Giulia Francesca Grassi Germany Abstract Roman Syria is characterized by a multilingual environment, and a composite anthroponymy, both Semit DocID: 1oMEG - View Document
	THE SASSANIAN DYNASTY (CE[removed]A brief chronology of events The author, here, tries to recreate a brief history of the Sassanian Dynasty by narrating stepwise in chronological order an outline of events, which occurr DocID: 10wdb - View Document