Jandial Temple

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by Muhammad Bin Naveed
published on 26 June 2015

Jandial Temple — The temple at Jandial in Taxila, attributed to the Zoroastrian religion and mentioned in the works of Appolonius of Tyana. Dated to c. 180 BCE – 80 CE probably built during the Parthian era along decidedly Greek lines.

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