Gondishapurs
Gondishapur, also known as Jundishapur, was a significant intellectual and cultural center in Sasanian Persia, located in the Khuzestan province. It rose to prominence in the 3rd century CE and became particularly renowned during the 6th and 7th centuries. The city was established by Shapur I and later developed into a major medical and scientific hub under the rule of Shapur II and subsequent Sasanian kings.
The Academy of Gondishapur was a leading institution, attracting scholars from various backgrounds, including Persians, Greeks,
Gondishapur's influence extended beyond its immediate region. It served as a bridge between classical Greek learning