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hats.", The proposed etymologies for the Massagataean sub-tribe of the Apasiacae, whose name is not attested in ancient Iranian records, include *Āpasakā...
Click to read more »The Apasiacae or Apasiacans (Greek: Ἀπασιάχαι) were a nomadic tribe belonging to the Scythian Massagetae. They are known only from Greek and Roman sources...
Click to read more »forced to leave Parthia for Central Asia, where he took refuge with the Apasiacae. The Seleucid conquest proved to be short-lived; due to issues in the...
Click to read more »(r. 246 – 225 BC). After spending some time in exile among the nomadic Apasiacae tribe, Arsaces I led a counterattack and recaptured Parthia. Seleucus...
Click to read more »scholarly debate regarding whether the Pausicae are identical to the Apasiacae mentioned by later historians such as Polybius and Strabo. If they are...
Click to read more »known by the Greeks, may have been different names for the same people) Apasiacae Iaxartae (they lived along the Iaxartes river banks (modern Syr Darya)...
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