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1007:, or rather, on the Sassanid archetype of the Avesta. Book 8 is of particular interest to scholars of Zoroastrianism because portions of the canon have been lost and the Denkard at least makes it possible to determine which portions are missing and what those portions might have contained. The Denkard also includes an enumeration of the divisions of the Avesta, and which once served as the basis for a speculation that only one quarter of the texts had survived. In the 20th century it was determined that the Denkard's divisions also took Sassanid-era translations and commentaries into account; these were however not considered to be a part of the Avesta. 3721: 3932: 454: 42: 545: 879:
values. The fourth part may be roughly divided into sections with each addressing a particular human quality or activity. The fifth part includes a summary of twenty-five functions or conditions of human life, organized in five categories: destiny, action, custom, substance and inheritance. The fifth
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The majority of the chapters in book 3 are short, of two or three pages apiece. The topics covered in detail, though rare, frequently also identify issues for which the Zoroastrians of the period were severely criticized, such as marriage to next-of-kin (chapter 80). Although on first sight there
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Structurally, the book is divided into sections that are distinguished from one another by their introductory formulae. In the thematic divisions identified by Shaul Shaked, the first part is devoted to religious subjects, with a stress on devotion and piety. The second and third are related to
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observes that there must have been several different authors at work, as the style and language of the collection is not uniform. The authors are however united in their polemic against the "bad religions", which they do not fail to identify by name (the prudent avoidance of any mention of
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The first half of Book 5, titled the "Book of Daylamite", is addressed to a Muslim, Yaqub bin Khaled, who apparently requested information on Zoroastrianism. A large part of this section is summary of the history (from the Zoroastrian point of view) of the world up to the advent of
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Book 7 deals the "legend of Zoroaster", but which extends beyond the life of the prophet. The legend of Zoroaster as it appears in the Denkard is differs slightly from similar legends (such as those presented in the contemporaneous "Selections of Zadspram" and the later
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Contemporary Persian and Classical Persian are the same language, but writers since 1900 are classified as contemporary. At one time, Persian was a common cultural language of much of the non-Arabic Islamic world. Today it is the official language of
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Book 4, the shortest (and most haphazardly organized) volume in the collection, deals primarily with the arts and sciences. Texts on those topics are interspersed by chapters explaining philosophical and theological concepts such as that of the
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part also includes an enumeration of the names of authors that may have once been the last part of the book. In its extant form the book has a sixth part that, like the first part, addresses religious subjects.
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proposes that this survival was the result of transmission through other persons. The first three books were edited and in fact partially reconstructed, circa 1020, by a certain Ādurbād Ēmēdān of
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dynasty. This section of book 7 is essentially the same as that summarized in the first part of book 5, but additionally presents Zoroaster as the manifest representation of
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Une encyclopédie mazdéenne: le Dēnkart. Quatre conférences données à l'Université de Paris sous les auspices de la fondation Ratanbai Katrak
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beliefs and customs during the time. The Denkard is to a great extent considered an "Encyclopedia of Mazdaism" and is a valuable source of
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The life of Zoroaster from Vistasp's conversion up to Zoroaster's death, including his revelations on science and medicine.
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appears to be no systematic organization of the texts in book 3, the chapter that deals with the principles of Zoroastrian
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of Zoroaster (that ends one thousand years after his birth), including the coming of the first savior and his son Ushetar.
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and Persian in orientation, expressing the hope of a Mazdean restoration in the face of Islam and its Arab supporters."
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and the impact of his revelations. The history is then followed by a summary of the tenets of the faith. According to
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Zoroaster's revelation as received during his seven conversations with Ohrmuzd; the subsequent miracles against the
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The individual chapters vary in age, style and authorship. Authorship of the first three books is attributed by the
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The history of Persia until the Islamic conquest, with an emphasis on several historical or legendary figures.
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Zoroaster's infancy and the vain attempts to kill him, through to Zoroaster's first communication with
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The second half of Book 5 is a series of 33 responses to questions posed by a certain Bōxt-Mārā, a
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From Zoroastrian Iran to Islam: Studies in Religious History and Intercultural Contacts
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The natural divisions of the books are as follows: Books 3-5 are devoted to rational
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54. Together, these make up Zoroastrianism's four most sacred invocations: the
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Facsimile Of The Complete Text Of The Pahlavi Dinkard: Volume I: Books III - V
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and the efficacy of good thoughts, words and deeds as a means to battle evil.
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The miracles of the thousand years of Ushetar until the coming of Ushetarmah.
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Book 3, with 420 chapters, represents almost half of the surviving texts.
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The name traditionally given to the compendium reflects a phrase from the
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The miracles of the thousand years of Ushetarmah until the coming of the
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by a majority of Zoroastrians, but is still considered worthy of study.
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Book 5 deals specifically with queries from adherents of other faiths.
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itself contains summaries of nasks from other compilations, such as
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The miracles of the fifty-seven years of the Saoshyant until the
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means "religious acts" or "acts of religion." The ambiguity of
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The last chapter of book 3 mentions two legends: one in which
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sentences that deal with morality and personal ethics.
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The thematic and structural divisions are as follows:
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ethical principles, with the third possibly revealing
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meaning "acts" (also in the sense of "chapters"), and
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Zarathustra
Asha
Vohu Manah
Persia/Iran
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Avestan
Amesha Spentas
Yazatas
Ahuras
Daevas
Fravashi
Angra Mainyu
Zoroastrian literature
Avesta
Ashem Vohu
Ahuna Vairya
Yenghe hatam
Airyaman ishya
Fire Temples
101 Names of Ahura Mazda
Adur Burzen-Mihr
Adur Farnbag
Adur Gushnasp
Cypress of Kashmar
Gathas
Yasna

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