We advocate the use of the terms 'Persian Arabs' rather than Lakhmids or Nasrids to describe this group of Persian allies (as opposed to their kings). We situate their history against the struggle between Rome and Persia; the growth of... more
We advocate the use of the terms 'Persian Arabs' rather than Lakhmids or Nasrids to describe this group of Persian allies (as opposed to their kings). We situate their history against the struggle between Rome and Persia; the growth of Christianity and the dissemination of influence in the Arab peninsula.
