The World and Its Peoples: Middle East, Nide 1Greystone Press, 1970 |
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Sivu 57
... territory was , how- ever , restored by the Emperor Ha- drian ) , while in the east the rise of the Indo - Scythian Empire made fur- ther inroads into Parthian territory . ENEMY OF ROME Order was restored in Parthia un- der Volagases ...
... territory was , how- ever , restored by the Emperor Ha- drian ) , while in the east the rise of the Indo - Scythian Empire made fur- ther inroads into Parthian territory . ENEMY OF ROME Order was restored in Parthia un- der Volagases ...
Sivu 125
... territory that now forms modern Iraq lost its political , cultural and artistic independence as it became a province of other em- pires . From 539 to 331 B.C. the Per- sian Empire dominated the region , and following that , the territory ...
... territory that now forms modern Iraq lost its political , cultural and artistic independence as it became a province of other em- pires . From 539 to 331 B.C. the Per- sian Empire dominated the region , and following that , the territory ...
Sivu 178
... territory before empty- ing into the Sutlej River some 13 miles west of Sultanpur . The Sutlej is the largest of the Punjab rivers , with a total course of about 850 miles extending through southwest Tibet , north India and West ...
... territory before empty- ing into the Sutlej River some 13 miles west of Sultanpur . The Sutlej is the largest of the Punjab rivers , with a total course of about 850 miles extending through southwest Tibet , north India and West ...
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