Talk:House of Mihran

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Pahlavi spelling???[edit]

The Pahlavi spelling cited in the article appears very questionable: based on my knowledge of Middle Iranian languages, the letter Teth only appears very rarely in inscriptional forms of Arsacid/Sasanian Pahlavi (where it is used exclusively in Arameograms) and does not exist at all in more cursive forms. I have never seen the instances where Teth is is used to represent etymological Iranian /θ/ - it is always represented by either Taw or Heth. If this particular spelling is indeed attested - I would very much like to see the source.