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Gates of Alexander

The Gates of Alexander, also known as the Caspian Gates, are one of several mountain passes in eastern Anatolia, the Caucasus, and Persia, often imagined as an actual fortification, or as a symbolic boundary separating the civilized from the uncivilized world. The original Gates of Alexander were just south of the Caspian Sea, at Rhagae, where Alexander…

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related to Late Medieval literature · 38
Gates of Alexander → Alexander, Alexander's, Alexander's Iron Gates, Armenian History, Byzantine, Cathay, China, Chinese, Christians, Comanians, During, End Times, Eurasian, Fredegar, Gates, Gog, Great Wall, He, Heraclius, Israel
related to Syriac Alexander Legend · 28
Gates of Alexander → AD, Alexander, Armenia, At, BCE, Caucasus, Christian Syriac Alexander Legend, Gog, Heraclius, However, Huns, Magog, Moreover, Neshana, October, Persian, Persians, Romans, Sabir, SE
related to Quran · 17
Gates of Alexander → According, Alexander, Arabic, Dhu, Gates, Gog, Kahf, Magog, Maʾjūj, Qarnayn, Quran, Quranic, The, The Cave, There, Two Horns, Yaʾjūj
related to Jerome · 7
Gates of Alexander → Alexander, Caucasus, Greco-Roman, Hegesippus, Jerome, Like Ps, Syrian
related to External links · 5
Gates of Alexander → Alexander, Chapter, Gates, Sir John Mandeville, Travels

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gates alexander caspian wall magog caucasus also century gog great josephus iron alexander's north syriac gorgan sassanid mountains built derbent

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the Horns of Alexanderinstance ofwhile the Great Wall of Gorgan may have been built by the Parthians.Alongside other motifs0.80text
the Gates of Alexander became commonly associated with Alexander legendsinstance ofwhile the Great Wall of Gorgan may have been built by the Parthians.Alongside other motifs0.80text
as in the Alexander Romanceinstance ofwhile the Great Wall of Gorgan may have been built by the Parthians.Alongside other motifs0.80text
the Syriac Alexander Romanceinstance ofwhile the Great Wall of Gorgan may have been built by the Parthians.Alongside other motifs0.80text
and the Qissat Dhulqarnayninstance ofwhile the Great Wall of Gorgan may have been built by the Parthians.Alongside other motifs0.80text
the Travels of Marco Poloinstance ofthe Gates of Alexander story was included in travel literature0.80text
the Travels of Sir John Mandevilleinstance ofthe Gates of Alexander story was included in travel literature0.80text
the compassinstance ofKnowledge of Chinese innovations0.80text
south-pointing chariot is known to have been diffusedinstance ofKnowledge of Chinese innovations0.80text
Gates of Alexanderrelated to External linksChapter0.60section
Gates of Alexanderrelated to External linksTravels0.60section
Gates of Alexanderrelated to External linksSir John Mandeville0.60section

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