Seleucid

Esquema

Getty AAT: Styles, periods, and cultures by region

Jerarquía

Early Western World > Near Eastern (Early Western World) > Persian (culture) > Persian periods

Descripción

Refers to the period from the founding of the Seleucid empire by Seleuckos I Nikator in 311 BCE until its defeat by the Romans in 64 BCE, during which the Seleucid dynasty ruled much of the Near East. The art of the period reflected the ethnic and regional diversity of the empire characterized by a mixture of mainstream Hellenism and traditional Mesopotamian culture.

URI original del concepto

http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300019947

Otros términos

  • 塞琉西 [zh]
  • Seleucidisch [nl]
  • Seleucida [es]
  • sài liú xī [zh]
  • sai liu xi [zh]
  • sai liu hsi [zh]
  • 西流基 [zh]