Abstract
This anthology collects fourteen essays, the majority of which (nine) have previously been published between 2010 and 2017 in various journals and conference volumes. Some of these essays have been translated from German into English. One of Engels’ aims is to look at the Seleucid Empire as a specifically Near Eastern Empire, as heir to the Achaemenid and predecessor of the Parthian Empires. In his view, “the Seleukid dynasty ceased in some way to be a colonial power and merged with the empi...
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