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... king , Zoskalês , who we are told is ' a fine person and well versed in reading and writing Greek ' ( Periplus 5 ) . While one Greek - speaking king is hardly significant , Greek language obviously carried a certain prestige on the ...
... king , Zoskalês , who we are told is ' a fine person and well versed in reading and writing Greek ' ( Periplus 5 ) . While one Greek - speaking king is hardly significant , Greek language obviously carried a certain prestige on the ...
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... KING IN PARTHIAN DRESS ? A NOTE ON A STATUE IN THE MATHURA MUSEUM * Elfriede R. ( Kezia ) KNAUER Abstract The statue of a seated Kushan king in the museum in Mathura has never been described in detail . An important feature of the king's ...
... KING IN PARTHIAN DRESS ? A NOTE ON A STATUE IN THE MATHURA MUSEUM * Elfriede R. ( Kezia ) KNAUER Abstract The statue of a seated Kushan king in the museum in Mathura has never been described in detail . An important feature of the king's ...
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... King of Kings ' coat , boots and jewellery are derived from the age - old outfit of the steppe tribes , the ' apron ' is a clear reference to sartorial customs of western Asia.23 Unlike most Kushan rulers represented on coins or reliefs ...
... King of Kings ' coat , boots and jewellery are derived from the age - old outfit of the steppe tribes , the ' apron ' is a clear reference to sartorial customs of western Asia.23 Unlike most Kushan rulers represented on coins or reliefs ...
Contents
WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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