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The 17 pages that link to Roman–Persian Wars, each with the reason it gives.

• CtesiphonNarrower topic: Ctesiphon repeatedly became a strategic target in the struggle between Rome and Persia.

• Shapur INarrower topic: Shapur’s campaigns became an early high point in this recurring rivalry.

• Sasanian armyNarrower topic: Repeated wars with Rome drove Sasanian military adaptation and frontier defense.

• ValerianNarrower topic: Valerian’s capture was a striking episode in this prolonged rivalry.

• Byzantine–Sasanian War of 572–591Narrower topic: This war continued a centuries-long contest between the empires.

• Battle of DaraNarrower topic: Dara belonged to this long-running contest for control and influence along the eastern frontier.

• Battle of EdessaNarrower topic: Edessa was a major Roman defeat within this prolonged contest.

• Lazic WarNarrower topic: The Lazic War was a geographically focused episode in this longer cycle of wars.

• Philip the ArabNarrower topic: Philip’s settlement was one episode in the long contest between Rome and Persia.

• Anastasian WarNarrower topic: The Anastasian War belongs to this broader pattern of rivalry over borderlands and regional influence.

• Bahram VNarrower topic: Bahram’s war with Rome was one episode in this long rivalry.

• Shapur IINarrower topic: Shapur II’s reign was one of the longest and most consequential episodes in this rivalry.