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- noun Plural form of
Achaemenian .
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According to the Persian Book of Achaemenians, they have no case, Pat Robertson said in a home interview.
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Babylonian, was introduced in the times of the Achaemenians.
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Achaemenians: -- knowledge of the Realities receding ever into the past.
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Achaemenians are separated from us by two pralayas; while between us and the Greeks there is but one.
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Totemic, and the Achaemenians were descendants of an ancient eagle tribe.
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Babylonian, introduced in the times of the Achaemenians, and it is nothing but a simplification in form and principle of the more cumbersome and complicated Babylonian.
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The modern historian of Architecture observes, when he reaches the period with which we have had to deal in this volume, that, with the advent of Alexander, Oriental architecture disappears, and that its history is an absolute blank from the downfall of the Achaemenians in
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Chronologically organized, the sections focus on the different ancient peoples, such as the Elamites and Achaemenians, who inhabited the Iranian Plateau over the centuries.
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All scholars, almost without exception, will readily identify Javan with the Greek called them Yawani, Yamani or Iam-anu and the Achaemenians termed them Urdu, calls the Greeks Yunani which is a derivation of the
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