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Zoroastrianism and Buddhism, the
ancient city was also
known to the
Persians as
Zariaspa and to the Gr****s as Bactra,
giving its name to Bactria. As such, it was...
- the
Arius by
Antiochus III.
After this defeat,
Euthydemus retreated to
Zariaspa, a
district of Bactra. The Greco-Bactrians were able to hold out long enough...
- Outflanked,
Bessus flees beyond the Oxus river.
Marching west to
Bactra (
Zariaspa),
Alexander appoints Artabazus of
Phrygia as the
satrap of Bactria. Crossing...
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subdued by them than by Alexander…
Their cities were
Bactra (also
called Zariaspa,
through which flows a
river bearing the same name and
emptying into the...
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subdued by them than by Alexander...
Their cities were
Bactra (also
called Zariaspa,
through which flows a
river bearing the same name and
emptying into the...
-
subdued by them than by Alexander...
Their cities were
Bactra (also
called Zariaspa,
through which flows a
river bearing the same name and
emptying into the...
- watershed, ran
through the
Punjab to
Taxila (Gandhara) and
further to
Zariaspa or
Balkh (Bactria) in
Central Asia. The
eastern terminus of the Uttarapatha...
- Poda, 1761 –
sooty copper Lycaena virgaureae (Linnaeus, 1758) –
scarce copper Lycaena zariaspa (Moore, 1874) West Himalayas, Kashmir,
Northwest India...
- the
revolt of Satibarzanes, in Aria (329 BC). He
rejoined the king at
Zariaspa in 328 BC. The next
winter (328–327 BC),
during the stay of
Alexander at...
-
River identical to the
Bhaktria regi on the
Dargydus river south east of
Zariaspa. The
ruins found here
established the city's
founding by Eukratides, the...
