A2Sb (National Archaeological Museum, Tehran)
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In ca.521,
the Persian king Darius
I the Great ordered that a new alphabet, the Aryan
script, was to be developed. This was used for a small corpus of inscriptions,
known as the Achaemenid
Royal Inscriptions. An overview of all inscriptions can be found here.
A2Sb, inscription on column bases from Susa
[Old Persian inscription on fragments of several
column bases; Elamite and Babylonian translations added.]
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adam \ Artaxšaçâ
\ XŠ \ vazraka \ XŠ XŠyânâ \ XŠ \ Dârayavauš \ XŠhyâ
\ puça
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