Magusus
Magusus, also known as Magus or Magos, was a legendary Persian or Median magician and astrologer, often associated with the court of Cyrus the Great. His name is derived from the Old Persian word "magush," which refers to a priest or wise man. Magusus is primarily known from ancient Greek sources, including Herodotus and Ctesias, who wrote about his exploits and influence.
According to these sources, Magusus was a powerful figure who used his knowledge of magic and astrology
One of the most famous stories about Magusus involves his confrontation with the Greek philosopher Democritus.
Magusus's legacy has been the subject of much debate and speculation. Some scholars have argued that he
Regardless of his historical status, Magusus remains an important figure in the study of ancient Persian and