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ArameansAramean Missionaries
“The real missionaries of culture in the empire were the Arameans (Syriacs), who were connected with the West by their Christianity, and in their translations diffused Greek literature through the Orient.”
Arameans (Syriacs) played a key cultural role in the Sassanid Empire by acting as intermediaries between the Greek-speaking West and the East. Through their Christian connections and translation work, they spread Greek knowledge and literature across the Orient.
Arameans (Syriacs) played a key cultural role in the Sassanid Empire by acting as intermediaries between the Greek-speaking West and the East. Through their Christian connections and translation work, they spread Greek knowledge and literature across the Orient.