This volume offers an edition and translation of the Avestan text of the Yasna Haptanghaiti, together with an introduction, commentary and dictionary. The commentary surveys and summarizes the scholarly debate about individual Avestan words and expressions, while the introduction offers an analysis of the composition of the YH. The book should interest scholars in Iranian, Vedic, Indo-European and Religious Studies
A Persian treatise ‘Ulamā-ye Islām, whose origin is supposed to be the Pahlavi Edict by the Sasanian...
This article examines some Younger Avestan expressions and liturgical passages which highlight their...
c. 9th c. CE The manuscript containing this text was among the 14,000 or so documents from the Libra...
The Yasna is the Zoroastrian long liturgy. Originally composed in Avestan, it was then translated in...
Texts and commentary were originally issued in four parts: Yasna XXVIII-XXXIV; XLIII-XLVI; XLVII-L, ...
The Zoroastrian religion, taking its name from the prophet Zoroaster, Greek version of the Avestan n...
The present article deals with the ceremonies dedicated to the installation of the Zoroastrian pries...
none1noThe origin, formation and development of the Avestan Canon are some of the most important and...
The manuscripts of the Iranian Pahlavi Yasna contain two consecutive colophons, the second of which ...
The manuscript S1 is one of the chief witnesses to the Sanskrit Yasna, containing the Avestan text o...
A Persian treatise ‘Ulamā-ye Islām, whose origin is supposed to be the Pahlavi Edict by the Sasanian...
The present work constitutes a study of the first eight chapters of the Sanskrit version of the Yasn...
This article provides a study of a chapter of a Zoroastrian treatise on religious education, a text ...
For the first time, this work treats in a comprehensive manner the Rasn Yast, or 'Hymn to Justice'. ...
Cet article traite d’une phrase de l’Avesta, discutée à de nombreuses reprises, le Yasna Haptaŋhāiti...
A Persian treatise ‘Ulamā-ye Islām, whose origin is supposed to be the Pahlavi Edict by the Sasanian...
This article examines some Younger Avestan expressions and liturgical passages which highlight their...
c. 9th c. CE The manuscript containing this text was among the 14,000 or so documents from the Libra...
The Yasna is the Zoroastrian long liturgy. Originally composed in Avestan, it was then translated in...
Texts and commentary were originally issued in four parts: Yasna XXVIII-XXXIV; XLIII-XLVI; XLVII-L, ...
The Zoroastrian religion, taking its name from the prophet Zoroaster, Greek version of the Avestan n...
The present article deals with the ceremonies dedicated to the installation of the Zoroastrian pries...
none1noThe origin, formation and development of the Avestan Canon are some of the most important and...
The manuscripts of the Iranian Pahlavi Yasna contain two consecutive colophons, the second of which ...
The manuscript S1 is one of the chief witnesses to the Sanskrit Yasna, containing the Avestan text o...
A Persian treatise ‘Ulamā-ye Islām, whose origin is supposed to be the Pahlavi Edict by the Sasanian...
The present work constitutes a study of the first eight chapters of the Sanskrit version of the Yasn...
This article provides a study of a chapter of a Zoroastrian treatise on religious education, a text ...
For the first time, this work treats in a comprehensive manner the Rasn Yast, or 'Hymn to Justice'. ...
Cet article traite d’une phrase de l’Avesta, discutée à de nombreuses reprises, le Yasna Haptaŋhāiti...
A Persian treatise ‘Ulamā-ye Islām, whose origin is supposed to be the Pahlavi Edict by the Sasanian...
This article examines some Younger Avestan expressions and liturgical passages which highlight their...
c. 9th c. CE The manuscript containing this text was among the 14,000 or so documents from the Libra...