Septimius Worod was a Palmyrene official and a viceroy for king Odaenathus of Palmyra. He was given the surname Septimius by his monarch. Worod (Orodes) is an Iranian name; it is theorized that he was a Parthian refugee in the Palmyrene court (following the destruction of Parthia by the Sassanians) or the head of pro-Persian faction in Palmyra. However, Worod's son's name was Arabic "Ogeilo". denied that he was a Parthian insisting that Worod was a Palmyrene noble. Worod held many offices in Palmyra including the administration of justice and .
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| - Septimius Worod adalah seorang perwira Tadmur dan wakil dari Raja Odaenathus dari Tadmur. Ia diberi marga Septimius oleh penguasanya. Worod adalah nama Iran; hal ini menyiratkan bahwa ia adalah pengungsi Parthia dalam istana Tadmur (setelah penghancuran Parthia oleh Sasaniyah atau kepala faksi pro-Persia di Tadmur. Namun, nama putra Worod adalah "Ogeilo" yang berasal dari bahasa Arab. menyangkal bahwa ia adalah orang Parthia dan lebih mengakui bahwa Worod adalah bangsawan Tadmur. (in)
- Sétimo (português brasileiro) ou Septímio (português europeu) Vorodes (em latim: Septimius Vorodes; em parta: wrwd; romaniz.: Wīrōδ; em persa médio: Wīrōy; em grego clássico: Ουορωδες; romaniz.: Ouorodes) foi um oficial palmireno e vice-rei de Odenato (r. 252–267). A sua origem é disputada, com alguns especulando que fosse palmireno e outros que fosse parta. (pt)
- Septimius Worod was a Palmyrene official and a viceroy for king Odaenathus of Palmyra. He was given the surname Septimius by his monarch. Worod (Orodes) is an Iranian name; it is theorized that he was a Parthian refugee in the Palmyrene court (following the destruction of Parthia by the Sassanians) or the head of pro-Persian faction in Palmyra. However, Worod's son's name was Arabic "Ogeilo". denied that he was a Parthian insisting that Worod was a Palmyrene noble. Worod held many offices in Palmyra including the administration of justice and . (en)
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| - Septimius Worod adalah seorang perwira Tadmur dan wakil dari Raja Odaenathus dari Tadmur. Ia diberi marga Septimius oleh penguasanya. Worod adalah nama Iran; hal ini menyiratkan bahwa ia adalah pengungsi Parthia dalam istana Tadmur (setelah penghancuran Parthia oleh Sasaniyah atau kepala faksi pro-Persia di Tadmur. Namun, nama putra Worod adalah "Ogeilo" yang berasal dari bahasa Arab. menyangkal bahwa ia adalah orang Parthia dan lebih mengakui bahwa Worod adalah bangsawan Tadmur. (in)
- Septimius Worod was a Palmyrene official and a viceroy for king Odaenathus of Palmyra. He was given the surname Septimius by his monarch. Worod (Orodes) is an Iranian name; it is theorized that he was a Parthian refugee in the Palmyrene court (following the destruction of Parthia by the Sassanians) or the head of pro-Persian faction in Palmyra. However, Worod's son's name was Arabic "Ogeilo". denied that he was a Parthian insisting that Worod was a Palmyrene noble. Worod held many offices in Palmyra including the administration of justice and . It is known that Odaenathus sent an embassy to Persia at an unknown date and the ambassador might be Worod. Shapur I of Persia, the enemy of Palmyra, in the inscription named Res Gestae Divi Saporis, lists the names of all the foreign officials who submitted to him; one of them is named Werōy Wāzārbed ("Orodes, Chief of the Bazaar"), a Middle Persian equivalent of Worod. This led to many speculations over his identity; the evidence is non-existent and any connection between the two is a mere speculation. (en)
- Sétimo (português brasileiro) ou Septímio (português europeu) Vorodes (em latim: Septimius Vorodes; em parta: wrwd; romaniz.: Wīrōδ; em persa médio: Wīrōy; em grego clássico: Ουορωδες; romaniz.: Ouorodes) foi um oficial palmireno e vice-rei de Odenato (r. 252–267). A sua origem é disputada, com alguns especulando que fosse palmireno e outros que fosse parta. (pt)
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