Corpus inscriptionum Iranicarum
By: edited by an international committee.
Publisher: Published on behalf of Corpus Inscriptionum Iranicarum by Lund Humphries
Published: 1955
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Inscriptions of ancient Iran. v. 1. The old Persian inscriptions. portfolio 1. Old Persian inscriptions of the Persepolis platform (plates i-xlviii) v. 2. The Babylonian versions of the Achaemenian inscriptions. Texts 1. The Bisitun inscription of Darius the Great, Babylonian version; title: v. 5. The Aramaic versions of the Achaemenian inscriptions. Texts 1. The Bisitun inscriptions of Darius the Great, Aramaic version; title: Pt. 2. Inscriptions of the Seleucid and Parthian periods and of eastern Iran and central Asia. v. 2. Parthian: Plates I-III (3 v.) Texts I. v. 3. Sogdian.    [pt. 2.] Sogdian and other Iranian inscriptions of the upper Indus. [pt. 3.] Documents turco-sogdiens du IXe-Xe siècle de Touen-houang. portfolio 1. Documents from Mt. Mugh    v. 5. Saka. portfolio 1-<6   > Saka documents. Texts I (1 v.); title: Pt. 3. Pahlavi inscriptions.    2. Private inscriptions of the classical period. portfolio 1. The inscriptions of Sar-Mas̆had; title: portfolio 2. The inscriptions of Naqs︣-i Rustam; title: portfolio 3. Minor inscriptions of Kartir, together with the end of Naqs︣-i Rustam; title: v. 4-5. Ostraca and Papyri. Portfolio 1. Ostraca and Papyri; title: v. 6. Seals and coins. portfolio 1. Kushan and Kushano-Sasanian seals and Kushano-Sasanian coins. portfolio 2. Sasanian seals in the collection of Mohsen Foroughi; title: Pt. 4. Persian inscriptions down to the early Safavid period. v. 2. Khorasan Province. portfolio 1. Khorasan I.    v. 6. Māzandarān Province. portfolio 1. Eastern Māzandarān I.    v. 47. India: State of Haryana. Haryana I.    v. 49. India: State of Rajasthan. Rajasthan I.; title: Supplementary series: v. 1. Glossaire des inscriptions Pehlevies et Parthes. v. 2. The Manichaean Hymn cycles Huyadagmān and Angad Rōšnān in Parthian and Sogdian.