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Ashtat Yeztayar was an
Iranian military officer under the
Sasanian king
Khosrow II (r. 590–628).
Ashtat is
first mentioned 606/7 as
being appointed as...
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diverse plants and
various kinds of
simple drugs:
kitab al-Jami' li-sifat
ashtat al-nabat wa-durub anwa' al-mufradat,
Institute for the
History of Arabic-Islamic...
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Gushnasp was a
member of the
House of Mihran, and the son of a
certain Ashtat.
According to the
Armenian historian Ghazar Parpetsi, Izad
Gushnasp was...
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important city of
Theodosiopolis (Erzurum)
surrendered in 609 or 610 to
Ashtat Yeztayar,
because of the
persuasion of a man who
claimed to be Theodosius...
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fortresses fell
under Sasanian control.
Later in 606/7,
Senitam was
succeeded by
Ashtat Yeztayar. Martindale, John Robert; Jones,
Arnold Hugh Martin; Morris, J...
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women "should" be
written in
works of fiction.
Consisting of Cian, Awnya,
Ashtat, Jakob, Carl, and Shane.
Consisting of Cathy, Tiberius, Mark, Gokhan, Peder...
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Armenian campaign of 606–7, the
pretender accompanied the
commander Ashtat Yeztayar. His
presence convinced the
garrison of
Theodosiopolis (Erzurum)...
- “Varieties:
Literary and
Critical Readings” (original: Muḥammad Ḥūwar: “
Ashtāt: qirāʼāt adabīyah wa-naqdīyah”),
Islamic University Journal, Gaza, Humanities...
- year [4]24. The
relief of Rʻuth-****or, the son of Banḇūʾeḥdeṯ, made in
Ashtat for his well-being and the well-being of his son ʻĒnay. A
later stele from...
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Ardashir I
Kushanshah Arsacid dynasty of
Caucasian Albania Arvand Gushnasp Ashtat Yeztayar Aspacures I of
Iberia Aspad Gushnasp Aswagen Ayadgar-i Zariran...
