Today's installment concludes Reign of Persia's King Sapor I,our selection from The Seventh Great Oriental Monarchy by George Rawlinson published in
Palmayra Attacks Sapor
The Palmyrene prince was bent on taking advantage of the general confusion of the times to carve out for himself a considerable kingdom, of which
Sapor’s Second War Against the Romans
Sapor, in A.D. 258, determined on a fresh invasion of the Roman provinces, and once more entering Mesopotamia carried all before him.Continuing
Reign of Persia’s King Sapor I
This series has four easy 5 minute installments. This first installment: Sapor Takes Charge.IntroductionThe Parthians established the last of
Flood Control for Babylon
Today's installment concludes The Ancient City of Babylon,our selection from The Five Great Monarchies of the Ancient World, Vol. 4 Babylon by
The Great Temple of Belus
Herodotus expressly declares that the temple of Belus and the royal palace were upon opposite sides of the river.Continuing The Ancient City of
The Grand Palace of Nebuchadnezzar
The bricks of that part of the ruin which remains uncovered bear, one and all, the name of this king; and it is thus clear that here stood in ancient
Babylon’s River Works
West of the river, a rampart, twenty feet high, runs for nearly a mile parallel, at the distance of about 1000 yards from the old course of the
The Mounds of Babylon
The broad walls of Babylon” are “utterly broken” down, and her “high gates burned with fire.Continuing The Ancient City of Babylon,our selection