Issue 04

I Articles

• Nana and Tish in Sogdiana: The Adoption from Mesopotamia of a Divine Couple
  Matteo Compareti
• Additional Remarks about the Function of the so-called Anahita Temple Monument in Kangavar, Kermanshah: A Clue to Solving an Old Problem
  Sajjad Alibaigi
• Between Myth and History: Susa and Memnon through the Ages
  Daniel T. Potts
• Two Words in the Sogdian Version of the Antirrheticus of Evagrius Ponticus
  Nicholas Sims-Williams
• On the Chronology and Coinage of Two Iranian Lords in the Umayyad Territories
  Kiarash Gholami
• A Local Revolt in Babylonia during the Reign of Darius III
  Yazdan Safaee
• On Lincoln’s Savior Mithras
  Nina Mazhjoo
• A Historical Overview of the Parsi Settlement in Navsari
  Firoze M. Kotwal
• The End of the Yasna between Philological and Theological Problems
  Antonio Panaino

II Reviews

• Mendoza Forrest, Satnam K. 2011. Witches, Whores, and Sorcerers. The Concept of Evil in Early Iran. Foreword and other contributions by Prod Oktor Skjærvø. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2011.
  Shervin Farridnejad