02465cam a22003974a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800410003501000170007602000280009304000240012104100130014504200080015804300120016608200150017899800070019310000200020024000410022024501140026126000420037530000480041750400680046550500890053350502430062250501480086550502000101350502400121350502360145350501000168950500440178960000380183365100270187194200080189899900170190695201440192312591146AU-EpEBC20130304092341.0011116s2002 inuab b 001 0 eng  a 2001055736 a1575060310 (alk. paper) aDLCcDLCdDLCdNEMB1 aenghfre apcc aa-ir---00a935.01/BRI bEW1 aBriant, Pierre.10aHistoire de l'Empire perse.lEnglish10aFrom Cyrus to Alexander :ba history of the Persian Empire /cPierre Briant ; translated by Peter T. Daniels. aWinona Lake, IN :bEisenbraun,c2002. axx, 1196 p. :billus., maps ; hbk ;c25 cm. aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 1059-1124) and indexes. aIntroduction: On the trail of an empire -- Prologue: The Persians before the Empire. aPART 1: THE EMPIRE-BUILDERS FROM CYRUS TO DARIUS: The land-collectors: Cyrus the Great and Cambyses (559-522) -- The conquest and after: an interim summary -- Trouble, secession, and rebuilding (522-518) -- Darius the Conqueror (520-486). aPART 2: THE GREAT KING: Images of the world -- Representations of royalty and monarchic ideology -- People and life at court -- The King's men. aPART 3: TERRITORIES, POPULATIONS, AND THE DEPENDENT ECONOMY: Territories, communication, and trade -- Royal assessments and tribute -- Persia: empire and tribute economy -- The king of the lands. aPART 4: FROM XERXES TO DARIUS III: AN EMPIRE IN TURMOIL: Xerxes the Great King (486-465) == From the accession of Artaxerxes I to the death of Darius II (465-405/404) -- Artaxerxes II (405/404-359/338) and Artaxerxes III (359/358-338). aPART 5: THE FOURTH CENTURY AND THE EMPIRE OF DARIUS III IN THE ACHAEMENID LONGUE DUREE: A PROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT: Lands, people, and satrapies: taking stock of the Achaemenid world -- The great king, his armies, and his treasures. aPART 6: THE FALL OF AN EMPIRE (336-330) : Darius and the empire confront Macedonian aggression. aConclusion: From Nabonidus to Seleucus.30aAchaemenid dynasty,d559-330 B.C. 0aIranxHistoryyTo 640. 2ddc c34802d34802 00102ddc4070863aMAINbMAINcOPENd2013-03-04eEisenbraunsg81.65l0o935.01/BRIp12617r2015-09-30 00:00:00t1v110.00w2013-03-04yAM