A HISTORY OF ZOROASTRIANISM

CONTENTS

Foreword

Abbreviations

Maps and a temple plan

PART ONE: INTRODUCTORY

I. Under Alexander and the Successors

II. The Seleucids: a background sketch

III. On the western edge of the Iranian plateau: Susa and Elymais

PART TWO: IN LANDS OF ANCIENT IRANIAN HABITATION

IV. Zoroastrianism and Hellenism: a general survey

V. In western Iran: Media Atropatene, Greater Mediaand Persis

VI. In the Indo-Iranian borderlands: Arachosia and Gandhara, with a note on Kuh-i Khwaja in Drangiana

VII. In eastern Iran: the time of the Greek kingdoms (c. 250-50 B.C.)

PART THREE: IN NON-IRANIAN LANDS OF THE FORMER ACHAEMENIAN EMPIRE

VIII. In western Asia Minor: Lydia with Caria and south-west Phrygia

IX. In central and eastern Asia Minor: Greater Phrygia with Galatia, Cappadocia and Pontus, Cilicia

X. In Commagene, Syria and Egypt

XI. Zoroastrian contributions to eastern Mediterranean religion and thought in Greco-Roman times

EXCURSUS

Thus spake not Zarathuštra: Zoroastrian pseudepigrapha of the Greco-Roman world

Select bibliography

Index