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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Persian empire"”.
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«That Land Became Mine» Baktria, Northeastern Central Asia, the Teispid- Achaemenid Persian Empire (ca. 550-327 BCE)
… Achaemenid Northeastern Central Asia «When the Persian king referred to his Greek “subjects” in their various subcategories, he certainly may have included the entire Greek world in this claim, whether it held “true” or not for those Greeks included in his list of imperial subjects. The same …
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Ionian Revolt, Reconsidered
… Greeks and their enemy, and at times supporter, Persian Empire than the Ionian Revolt. The Ionian Revolt, composed of the Naxian Expedition, Ionian and Cypriot Revolts, and the Battle of Lade, was an attempt by some Ionian Greeks to overthrow Persian tyranny for their own personal despotisms. …
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A Study of Fifth Century Persian Administration in Western Anatolia and Eber Nari
The Persian Empire and the Persian period are important fields of historical study. Their art and language became the standard for the whole ancient near east. The Persians developed a pattern of culture whose influence is still felt today. The Persian period has two distinct features which has set …
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Umma and Identity in Early Islamic Persia
… in areas that were historically a part of the Persian Empire. These texts are written in Persian or Arabic or both. Some sources were originally in Arabic and later translated into Persian. The main Persian language local histories that I will address in this dissertation include the Tarikh-i …
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Greek and Near Eastern warfare 3000 to 301: the development and perfection of combined arms
… Neo-Assyria and Macedon. Conversely the Persian Empire was created through the use of overwhelming resources but was defeated precisely because of its minimal use of combined arms. Overall this thesis will provide a thorough examination of the history of combined arms in ancient warfare …
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Reforging history : the divine warrior in Persian period expansions in "The twelve".
In the Persian era, a new phase of the development of the Book of the Twelve began. These developments included the incorporation of new documents along with the expansion of existing documents and inevitably incorporated reflection on the climactic events from the fall of the Assyrian Empire to …
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The message of the book of Nehemiah reconsidered: a postcolonial assessment of the portrait and work of Nehemiah
… powers and thus serving both YHWH and the Persian Empire. As the empire’s appointed representative, Nehemiah had the authority to conduct the reforms he envisioned for Yehud. On the other hand, however, this position would not allow Nehemiah’s reforms to free the Judeans from imperial …