The Babylonian And Oriental Record volume 3
The Babylonian And Oriental Record volume 3
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— J. W. McCrindle. The Commerce and Navigatio7i of the Erythrcnan Sea. Calcutta, 1879. P. 103.
22) W. Waddington, Numi miatique et Chronolof/ie des Rois de la Chara- cene. Revue Numismatique, 1866, and also Melanges de Numismatiqne, t. II, 79; E. Drouin, Notice, p. 17.
23) Hyspaosines was not the original form of the name Imt was noth- ing else than a Grecian ]mronomasia.
24) Attempts have been made at explaining that name. M. Wadding- ton. O. C, has found it either Semitic or Persian like the ...following names of the same dynasty, but not Greek. Hyspaosnies should be a Persian word beginning with Axpu-, like Aspasianos. Or, according to M. De Vogue, C, R. Acad. Inscr. , 1886, p. 19(1, a compound of Siti, the Moon-god, meaning Sin Auxit. The Assyrian, Palmyrenian and classical spfdlings show that clenily, Cf. The preceding note.
25) He seems to have ruled in Kharacene much longer, as the numisinaiic evidence which follows his own, is that of . Apodaces. . 03 Sel. , or 109 a. C. Cf. The statement of Lucianus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— J. W. McCrindle. The Commerce and Navigatio7i of the Erythrcnan Sea. Calcutta, 1879. P. 103.
22) W. Waddington, Numi miatique et Chronolof/ie des Rois de la Chara- cene. Revue Numismatique, 1866, and also Melanges de Numismatiqne, t. II, 79; E. Drouin, Notice, p. 17.
23) Hyspaosines was not the original form of the name Imt was noth- ing else than a Grecian ]mronomasia.
24) Attempts have been made at explaining that name. M. Wadding- ton. O. C, has found it either Semitic or Persian like the ...following names of the same dynasty, but not Greek. Hyspaosnies should be a Persian word beginning with Axpu-, like Aspasianos. Or, according to M. De Vogue, C, R. Acad. Inscr. , 1886, p. 19(1, a compound of Siti, the Moon-god, meaning Sin Auxit. The Assyrian, Palmyrenian and classical spfdlings show that clenily, Cf. The preceding note.
25) He seems to have ruled in Kharacene much longer, as the numisinaiic evidence which follows his own, is that of . Apodaces. . 03 Sel. , or 109 a. C. Cf. The statement of Lucianus.
What to read after The Babylonian And Oriental Record volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Jameson to read onlineMoreLess
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