The Arian Period And Its Conditions And The Cult Of The Genii In Ancient Eran

This book offers two insightful essays on the Arian period and the cult of the Genii in ancient Eran. Drawing on a variety of primary sources, including Zoroastrian texts, inscriptions, and archaeological evidence, the author sheds light on the beliefs, practices, and social conditions of ancient Persian society. This book is essential reading for scholars and students of ancient history and religion.

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