- be
dated to
about 520 BC. In this
trilingual text,
certain rebels have
magian as an attribute; in the Old
Persian portion as maγu- (generally ****umed...
- non-Babylonian
Middle East ("
Magian"), and
Western or
European ("Faustian").
Spengler combined a
number of
groups under the "
Magian" label; "Semitic", Arabian...
- the
Syrian considered them as pagan,
followers of
mahdi and
adepts of
Magianism.
Their mahdi called himself Christ and the Holy Ghost. In the
early Middle...
- announced. In 2020, a
direct sequel called The
Irregular at
Magic High
School Magian Company began being published. Set
after the
events of
Volume 32, the sequel...
-
Western world, but that the
evolution of this
society is
threatened by the "
Magian/Nazarene"
influence of the Judeo-Christian religion,
which the
Order s****s...
-
Ancient Egyptian, Babylonian, Indian, Chinese, Greco-Roman or 'Apollonian', '
Magian' or 'Arabic' (including
early and
Byzantine Christianity and Islam), Mexican...
-
widely used in the
sources for
early Islamic history for the
priests of the
Magians reciting and
intoning the
Zoroastrian prayers and scriptures, producing...
- the
cultural confrontation between Jews as whom
Spengler described as a
Magian people versus Europeans as a
Faustian people.
Stapel described Jews as a...
-
pseudepigraphical "****enistic
Magians", that is, a long line of Gr**** and
other ****enistic
writers who
wrote under the name of
famous "
Magians".
While Pseudo-Zoroaster...
- high
according to Shafi'i rules.
Several legal schools ****essed diya for
Magians (majus) at one-fifteenth the
value of a free
Muslim male.
Modern countries...
