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This groundbreaking work by William Ouseley sheds new light on the ancient Persian empire and its cultural achievements. Ouseley's meticulous analysis of medals and gems with Pahlavi inscriptions reveals fascinating insights into the language, religion, and mythology of the Persians. His careful attention to detail and his deep knowledge of the subject matter make this a must-read for historians, archaeologists, and linguists alike.
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