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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «BISITUN»
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1
The Cambridge Ancient History
At first glance we apparently have two detailed descriptions of these events:
Darius' own story, as told at Bisitun, and Herodotus 111.67-80. Yet our problems
begin even with this simple and often accepted observation. In fact, are the
Bisitun ...
This is section 70 of the Bisitun inscription9. Darius informed his "readers" that he
had copies of his inscription made and sent to all his empire. It is now considered
an addition to the Bisitun inscription. We are in a good position to test Darius' ...
Jonas Carl Greenfield, Šālôm M. Paul, Michael E. Stone,
2001
3
The Paleolithic Prehistory of the Zagros-Taurus
Metric Attributes of Kunji and Bisitun Scrapers. Single (Types 9-11) Kunji Bisitun
LENGTH (mm) Mean 44.8 (S.D.) (8.6) N 294 WIDTH (mm) Mean (S.D.) N 26.2 (
6.1) 294 THICKNESS (mm) Mean (S.D.) N 5.2 (2.2) 224 52.7 (12.9) 116 24.4 (6.5
) ...
Deborah Olszewski, Harold Lewis Dibble,
1993
4
(Re)presenting Empire: The Roman Imperial Cult in Asia ...
Even from a distance, viewers could appreciate the grandeur and technical
prowess of the monument, which loomed triumphantly over the oasis below. The
Bisitun monument per se, as an Ur-monument, was sited close to the sky
implicitly to ...
5
Every Inch a King: Comparative Studies on Kings and Kingship ...
LISt OF ILLUStRAtIONS Margaret Cool Root 1 View of Mount Bisitun ......................
................................................... 2a View of the Bisitun monument from directly below
.................. 2b Schematic rendering of the Bisitun relief ...................................... 3 ...
6
Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
January 520, the Persian cities again recognized Darius as king, and to
commemorate his successful victories, Darius ordered the monument at Bisitun to
be carved and to record the events of his first year as king.45 Herodotus reports
the ...
7
Forgotten Empire: The World of Ancient Persia
complex narrative structure of Darius's apologia at Bisitun suggests that it arose
from an indigenous literary tradition, though one that had never been fixed in
monumental writing. Where traditions of monumental royal inscriptions were
already ...
John Curtis, Nigel Tallis,
2005
8
Ancient Persia: A Concise History of the Achaemenid Empire, ...
The Bisitun Inscription's significance goes far beyond its place in understanding
this critical historical period. It also served as the fundamental document in the
foundation of the modern discipline of Assyriology. Bisitun provided the key to the
...
What was the purpose of the Bisitun inscription? It is often characterized as
propaganda, which explains little, for when are political representation and
expression not propaganda? Bisitun's location and monumentality were indeed
meant to ...
10
The Palace of Darius at Susa: The Great Royal Residence of ...
The solemn sentence with which he begins his proclamation at Bisitun and
elsewhere appears to be a manifesto. The syntax ofthe sentence, which has
never been explained, is revelatory. Darius does not say “Ahuramazda baga
vazraka”: ...