Josef Wiesehöfer. “ “Not a God, but a Person Apart”. The Achaemenid King, the Divine and Persian Cult Practices”
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6 février 2019
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Aliyari Babolghani Salman, « Josef Wiesehöfer. “ “Not a God, but a Person Apart”. The Achaemenid King, the Divine and Persian Cult Practices” », Abstracta Iranica, ID : 10.4000/abstractairanica.45679
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In this article the relation of the Achaemenid ruler to the sphere of the divine is studied based on data taken from Achaemenid royal inscriptions (DNa, XPh), Elamite tablets from Persepolis (e.g. PF-NN 1700, 2174, etc.), a cuneiform tablet from the Ebabbar archive in Sippar (BM 72747) which testifies offerings in front of the statue of Darius I in Babylon, classical sources (e.g. Aeschylus, Curtius Rufus, etc.) and also visual imagery from Achaemenid palaces, tombs and seals. Wiesehöfer conc...