THE ELAMITE TRIADS: REFLECTIONS ON THE POSSIBLE CONTINUITIES IN IRANIAN TRADITION.

This paper deals with three major Elamite deities, Napiriša, Kiririša and Inšušinak, who were worshiped in ancient Elam and formed a triad; besides, deities in charge of judging the soul after death will be discussed. The aim is to show that there are considerable similarities between these groups o...

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Publicado en:Iranica Antiqua Vol. 53; pp. 105 - 125
Autor principal: JAHANGIRFAR, Milad
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Peeters Publishers 2018
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