Horse 48, Shebdiz

A small glazed ceramic horse figurine standing on four feet with its head turned to look to the right. Its body is turquoise in color with four white socks (markings), a black mane, forelock, and tail.48. Shebdiz. The horse of Khosru Parvis, “the Conqueror,” more generally known as Chosroes the Second of Persia (590-628.)Exhibit label:SHEBDIZ, THE HORSE OF CHOSROES THE SECOND.A gift from Jonah-ben-Amittai of Gath-heper.—The Fifth Letter in Ladies and Gentlemen.

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VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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2026-04-10
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Eurasian Exchange Networks
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Horse 48, Shebdiz

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Abstract

A small glazed ceramic horse figurine standing on four feet with its head turned to look to the right. Its body is turquoise in color with four white socks (markings), a black mane, forelock, and tail.48. Shebdiz. The horse of Khosru Parvis, “the Conqueror,” more generally known as Chosroes the Second of Persia (590-628.)Exhibit label:SHEBDIZ, THE HORSE OF CHOSROES THE SECOND.A gift from Jonah-ben-Amittai of Gath-heper.—The Fifth Letter in Ladies and Gentlemen.

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