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An Elymaean Temple Plundered by the Seleucid Kings Antiochus III Megas and Antiochus IV Epiphanes
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This article investigates the sacking of an Elymaean temple by the Seleucid kings Antiochus III Megas and Antiochus IV Epiphanes. The study pursues two main objectives: first, to evaluate the possibility that accounts in classical sources present a single event attributed to both monarchs; and second, to highlight the importance of incorporating cuneiform documentation into the research on the Hellenistic East. Discrepancies within the Graeco-Roman sources are analysed to support the argument for two distinct occurrences. Additionally, the article seeks to demonstrate how this hypothesis is further supported by evidence from a Mesopotamian chronicle and a Babylonian astronomical diary, underscoring the necessity of integrating cuneiform sources into Hellenistic studies.
Title: An Elymaean Temple Plundered by the Seleucid Kings Antiochus III Megas and Antiochus IV Epiphanes
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This article investigates the sacking of an Elymaean temple by the Seleucid kings Antiochus III Megas and Antiochus IV Epiphanes.
The study pursues two main objectives: first, to evaluate the possibility that accounts in classical sources present a single event attributed to both monarchs; and second, to highlight the importance of incorporating cuneiform documentation into the research on the Hellenistic East.
Discrepancies within the Graeco-Roman sources are analysed to support the argument for two distinct occurrences.
Additionally, the article seeks to demonstrate how this hypothesis is further supported by evidence from a Mesopotamian chronicle and a Babylonian astronomical diary, underscoring the necessity of integrating cuneiform sources into Hellenistic studies.
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