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The Achaemenid Persian Empire and the West: A Structural Approach
Robert Rollinger (University of Innsbruck / University of Wrocław) -
How the Persian Book of Kings by Ferdowsi about the Ancient Royal Dynasties of Iran Could Ever Become a World Epic for the So-Called West
Olga M. Davidson (Boston University) -
Parthian Silver and the Creation and Contestation of Aristocracies in Post-Hellenistic Iran
Matthew Canepa (University of California, Irvine) -
Ardashir I, the Early Sasanians, and Reorienting the Near East and the Caucasus
Touraj Daryaee (University of California, Irvine) -
Parthia, Rome, and the Horizons of Ancient Diplomacy
Jake Nabel (Pennsylvania State University) -
Universality and Alterity in the Achaemenid World
M. Rahim Shayegan (University of California, Los Angeles) -
Western Sources for the Sasanians
David Potter (University of Michigan) -
How to Govern an Empire? The Inscriptions of Darius I As a Constitutional Program
Hilmar Klinkott (University of Kiel) -
Celebrating Achaemenid Victories: A Glyptic Triumphal Motif and its Greek and Egyptian Victims
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