Maenakha, mount, II, 288.
INIagi as a Median tribe, xlvi, xlvii.
Magism, xxxiv. n 3, liv.
Rlagophonia, 1.
see Mathra Spe«ta. Maid, at the ATinva^-bridge, 213. Maidhyo-ma^/ngha, man, i" II, 203, Malkojan, rain, 16, n i. Man, formulas to purify, 140. INIanes, II, 179. Mani's heresy, xxxviii. Manichees, xxxix, xl. Manusha, mount, II, 287. Manuj-z^ihar, man, II, 287. n 4, Manuj-^ithra, man, II, 222. Marcellinus, xlvi. Marcion, xli. n 5. Maretan, man. See Gaya, Margiana, land, II, 123. n 4.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Margus, river, II, 123. n 4.
Maruts, Ixxvii.
Masan, land, 2.
Masmoghan, xlviii.
Mathravaka, man, II, 208, 213.
Maubedan Maubed, II, 149. n 4.
Maubeds, xlvii.
Mayava, man, II, 217.
Mazana, Daevas of, Ixvii. n2, 137, 188; Mazda. See Ahura Mazda.
Mazdak, man, xxxvi, xli. n 2.
Mazdeism, evolution of, Ixxxi, Mazdravangha, man, II, 215.
Maz'u'uvau, mount, II, 288.
Measures. See Aredvi, Ajti, D\st\, Hathra, Vibazu, Vitara, Vitasti, Yuj'yejti.
Media, seat of Magism, xlvi.
Medicine, 83-86.
Meiners, xvi.
Melek Taus, Ixxiii. n 4.
Menstruation, xciii; caused by Dae- vas, 183. See Menstruous woman.
Menstruous woman, treatment of a, Merezishmya, man, II, 219.
Merezu, man, 217.
Mithra, genius, created by Ahura, Ixi; his attributes, Ixi. n i; co- equal to Ahura, Ix; praised, II, 350, 351 j seizes the glory of Yima, II, 294; God of contracts, Mithra and Ahura, II, 148, 158, 351, Mithriac mysteries, II, 151. n 3. Mitra-Varu;za, Ix. Miza, land, II, 218. Mogliu-^bi/, lii.
Mountain of the holy questions, 234.
Mountains, 11,11,19; enumerated, Muidhi, demon, 141, 142.
Murghab, river, II, 123. n 4.
Myazda, Ixix.
Nails, xcii, 187.
Nairyo-sangha, god, Ixx, 214, 231- 358. See Neryosengh.
Naivtak, river, II, 216. n i.
Nanarasti, man, II, 213.
Nanghujmmi, mount, II, 288.
Naotara, family, II, 66. n 11, 71, 77, 206; Naotaras, II, 257; pursue Ashi, II, 280-281. See Nodar.
Naptya, man, II, 206.
Narifansa, god, Ixx, 231. n 2.
Nasa-burner, in.
Nasatyas, Ixxxi.
Nasu, demon, 26; contagion of, 75, Nemetka wood, II, 245.
Nemovanghu, man, II, 210.
Neo-Platonicians, xiii.
Neremyazdana, man, II, 211.
Neryosengh,II,i95.n2. See Nairyo- sangha.
Nikolaus, li.
NTrang, 63.
"Nicraia, 6. n 6.
Nisaya, land, 2, 6.
Niviica, man, II, 296.
Nodar, man, II, 206. n i, 221. 09. See Naotara.
Nosks, xxxii; 11,159. See Hadhokht.
Nu zadi, 119.
Oath, formula of, 48. n i; false, 46.
Ormazd, II, 177. n i. See Ahura Mazda. Oshdashtar, mount, II, 33. n i, 287.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Padashkhvargar mountains, 2; II, Paesanghanu, man, II, 225.
Paeshata, man, II, 203.
Paeshatah, man, II, 213.
Paeshatah Paitisrira, man, II, 216.
Paejij, demon, II, 309.
Pairikas, demons, Ixvi, 112, 142, 222, See Khnathaiti, Duzyairya.
Pairijtira, man, II, 210.
Paitidratha, man, II, 210.
Paitija, demon, 218.
Paitivangha, man, II, 210.
Paityarjvaw/, man, II, 210.
Paradhata, man, 2 20.n3; II, 7-n2, Parewdi, genius, Ixx; II, 11, 18, 104, Paretacene, land, II, 123. n 4.
Pari. See Pairikas.
Parodasma, man, II, 218.
Parsliawta, man, II, 217.
Parsis, xi.
Pashm (Kai), prince, II, 222. n 5.
Pathana, man, II, 293.
Paulo de St. Barthdlemy, xxi.
Pausanias, xlii.
Payanghro-makhjti, man, II, 214.
Pazinah, man, II, 214.
Peace, II, 164, 249. See Akhjti.
Peacock, Ixxxiii. n 4.
Pfdvaepa, II, 73.
Penalties, in the Vendidad, xcviii; for a woman unclean drinking water, 91; for breach of con- tract, 37; for burning dead matter, iii; for burying a corpse, 31; for defiling fire or water, 80-81; a river or trees, eating of a corpse, 80; for giv- ing bad food to a dog, 156-158; for a false oath, 47-48; for a false cleanser, 131; for inter- course with a menstruous wo- a Vanghapara dog, 1 5 3;— any dog, 165-169; for smiting a dog, 1 5 3- 1 55;— a bitch pregnant, 180; for sodomy, 1 11. n i; for sowing or watering the ground un- clean, 67; for throwing clothes Penitence, c, 32. See Patet.
Perethu-afzem, man, II, 219.
Perethu-arjti, man, II, 206.
Persian inscriptions, xxv.
— religion, liv. Peshana, man, II, 79. Peshdadians, men, II, 58. n I, See Paradhata. Pesho-y^angha, man, II, 80. Peshotanu, Ixxvi, xcvi, 39, 40, 41, 42, Peshyotanu, prince, II, 204. n i. Physicians, 83-86. Pidha family, II, 219. Piran Visah, man, II, 67. n 4. Pisanah, lake, II, 62. Pijin, valley, II, 62. n 5. Pijkyaothna, man, II, 207. Pitaona, man, II, 296. Pitr/s, Ixxiv. n i; II, i79- Plutarchus, xlvii; 11,92. Pollution, loo-ioi, 198. Poseidon, II, 152. n 5. Pouru-bangha, man, II, 218. Pouru-^ira, man, II, 221. Pouru-y^ista, man, II, 204. n i, 224.
Pourujti, man, II, 213. Pouruta, land, II, 123. Priest, wandering, 157. n i, 162. n i; unworthy, 189. Priesthood, xlvii.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Proclus, xiii.
Prodicus, xiii, xlii. n i.
Puitiica sea, 53, 54.
Puramdhi, goddess, Ixx.
Purity, Ixxxv, 55.
Qobad, king, II, 222. n 3. See Kavata.
Raemana, mount, II, 288.
Ragha, land, 2, 8. See Rai.
Rai, land, xlvii.
Rama i/i;astra, genius, Ixiv, 23; II, Ram day, II, 88.
Ram Yajt, II, 249.
Raoidhita, mount, II, 287.
Raozdya, country, II, 218.
Rapitvin, II, 159.
Rasa, 3.
Rashidaddin, xliii.
Rashn Yajt, II, 168-178.
Rask, xxii.
Raspi. See Rathwijkare. Rastare-vaghaw/, man, II, 209. Rata, genius, Ixx, 209; II, 5, 14, 36, Rathwijkare,pnest,64,78,79;II,3 32. Ratu, priest, 56, 91. Ravaw/, man, II, 217. Raven, an incarnation of Victory, II, Richardson, xvi.
Rivers, Seven, 9.
Romans on Manes, 11,192.
Romer, xxv. n.
Royishnomand, mount, II, 287. n 9.
Rudabah, woman, II, 241. n 2.
Rum, country, II, 226. n 6. See Sacrifice, Mazdean, Ixviii; to Ahura Mazda, 209; to Ashi Vanguhi, to Ardvi Sura Anahita. Sacrificial implements, how cleansed, Sacy (S. de), xix. Sadhanah, man, II, 214. Sadis, 87. n 4; II, 314. See Sidos. Saeni, demon, II, 49, 50. Sagdid, Ixxxvi, 26. n 2, 75, 97, 117.
Saini countries, II, 227. Sairimyan countries, II, 226, 227. SairivrtU, mount, II, 288. Sama, man, II, 195, 223, 255. n 4. Saoka, genius, 215, 230, 231; II, 4, Saoka«ta, mount, II, 352. Saoshya«/, man, Ixvii, Ixxix, 205; Sariphi, II, 65. n 2. Satavaesa, star, II, 9, 16, 92, 96, 190. Satves, star, II, 89. n 5. Saukavastan, land, II, 114. Srtungha, man, II, 218. Sauru, demon, Ixviii, Ixxii, Ixxxi, Sayuxdri, man, II, 71, 212. Scythian theory of Magism, Ivi. Seistan, land, II, 123. n 3, 288. n 2. Selm, man. See Sairima.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
zn Seoses, man, xlv.
Shadow, xliii. n 2.
Shaeta, 175.
Shahrivar, II, 85, See Khshathra vairya. Shapur II, xxxiii, xxxvii. Shiz, land, xlvii, xlix. Sidos, II, 314. See Sadis. Si^idava, II, 288. Simaczi, II, 208. Simurgh, II, 173. ni, 203. n4, 241.
n 2. See Sinamru and Saena. Sinamru, 54.n 2; II, 173. n i,2io.n i. Singular dvandva, II, 81. n i. Sirius, II, 82. Sirozah, XXX; II, 1-20. Skaraya^-ratha, II, 210. Slavonian fire-worship, 168. n 7. Smerdis, xlvi. Snaoya, man, II, 203. Snavidhaka, man, II, 296-297. Solomon, 18. n 3. Soul's fate after death, 212; II, Sozomenos, xlvi. n 1. Space, luminous, Ixxxii; II, 12, 20. Spendarmad, genius, II, 192. n i. Spend-dat, man, II, 329. n 3. Spen^aghra, demon, Ixiii, 217. Spen^aurujka, man, II, 117, 280. Spewta, man, II, 217. Spe«ta Armaiti, genius, Ix, Ixix, Ixxii, Spe«to-khratu, man, II, 213.
Spiritual weapons, 206.
Spitama, man, II, 204.
Spitavarena, mount, II, 289.
Spiti, man, II, 216.
Spityura, man, II, 297.
Sravah, 217.
Sriraokhshan, man, II, 205. Sriravanghu, man, II, 215. Srit, woman, II, 204. n i. Srosh, 20. n2; II, 9, i7- See Sraosha. Srosh Yajt Hadhokht, II, 159-167. Sruta/-fedhri,woman, II, 195. n 2,226. Sruta^spadha, man, II, 213. Srvara, II, 293. Staotar vahijtahe ashyehe, II, 211, Suroyazata, man, II, 215. Susiana, land, II, 288. n 2. Sutud Yejt, II, 152. ni. Syak-omand, mount, II, 288. n 7. Syamak, man, II, 58. n i. Syamaka, mount, II, 288. Syavakhsh, prince, II, 64. n i, 222.
Syavakhsh. Syavaspi, man, II, 213.
Tanafahr, xcvi.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Tanuperetha, xcvi.
Tanya, land, II, 218.
Tauru, demon, Ixxii, i35,2x8;II,2i3.
Theopomp, xliii.
Thrimithvaw^, man, II, 204.
Thrijamruta, 134.
Ashavazdah.
Thriti, woman, II, 224.
Time, as the first principle, Ixxxii; boundless, 207, 208. Timotheus, xli. n 6. Tiridates, prince, xxxiv. Tiro-nakathwa, man, II, 219. Tijtrya, star, Ixiii, Ixviii, Ixxiv, 54.
Tixyarjti, man, II, 206. Tortoise, to be killed, 167. Traditional teaching, II, 12, 19, 165, Traitana, man, Ixiii. Tree of the eagle, II, 173. Trita Aptya, man, Ixiii, 219. Tudhaskae, mount, II, 288. Tumaspa, man, II, 221. Tura, man, II, 62. n 2, 212. n 4, 217, Udrya, mount, II, 289. Ukhshan, man, II, 215. Ukhshya^-ereta,man, II, 79, 195. n 2, UkhshyaNnemah, man, II, 195. n 2, Ukhshyewti, woman, II, 225.
Unlawful unions, 174-175.
Upaman, duration of the, 145-151.
Urudhaya«^, woman, II, 225.
Urudhu, man, II, 212.
Urunyo-vaidhkae, mount, II, 288.
Urva, land, 2.
Urvasni, 94. n i.
Usadhan, king, II, 216, 222, 303.
See Kaus. Usenemah, man, II, 212, 225. Ushaoma, mount, II, 288. Ushi-darena, mount, II, 11, 19, 33.
Us-hi«du, mount, II, loi. See Ausindom. Usmanara, man, II, 203, 215. Usnaka, man, II, 214. Uspaejta-saena family, II, 219. Uspasnu, man, II, 216. Ujta-^^-arenah, man, II, 288. Ujtavaiti, II, 225, 314. Ujtazawta, man, II, 214. Ujtra, man, II, 214. Ujtunavand, land, xlviii. Utayuti-Vi/kavi, man, II, 219. Uzava, king, II,22i,222.n3,329.n4. Uzya, man, II, 215.
Vadhu^, woman, II, 225.
Vaedhayangha, II, 210.
Vaekereta, land, 2, 7.
Vaesaka, man, II, 67, 68.
Vafra Navaza, man, II, 68, 78. n 2, Vafrayrtu, mount, II, 288. Vafromand, mount, II, 288. n 7. Vagereza, man, II, 213. Vah Bad, woman, II, 226. n 2. See Vanghu-fedhri. Vahmaedata, man, II, 213. Vai, the two, Ixv. Vaiti-gaesa, mount, II, 288. Vakhedhrakae, mount, II, 288. Valkash, man, xxxiii, xxxiv, xxxv. Vanand, star, 11,89. " 5- SeeVanaw^ Vanaw/, star, II, 9, 16, 97. n 6, 175, Vanara, man, II, 205. Va«daremaini, man, IT, 80.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Varena, land, Iviii, Ixiii, 2, 9, 113; II, 254. See Varenya. Varen^ana, bird, II, 241. Varenya Daevas, Ixvii, 1 36; II, 29, 33, Varesha, bird, II, 296. n 2. Vareshava, II, 296. Vareshnu, II, 208. Varesmapa, man, II, 213. Varesmo-raoy^ah, man, II, 204, 219. Var^emkard, 16. n 4. Varjni, man, II, 213. Varuwa, god, xxix, Iviii. Vasna, man, II, 188. Vayu, genius, Ixiv, 87. n 4, 207, 208; Vayu, god, Ixiv. Vazaspa, man, II, 206. Vazi^ta (fire), Ixiii, 216. Veh, river, 3. Vehrkana, land, 2, 7. Vendidad, contents, Ixxxiii. Verethraghna, genius, Ixiv, 215; II, his incarnations, 232-238. Vertae, people, II, 117. n 6. Vibazu, measure, 120. Vidadafsh, region, II, 220. n i. Vidadhafshu, region, II, 123, 154, Vida^-gflU, man, II, 219. Vidhvana, mount, II, 288. Vidi-sravah, man, II, 215. ^ Vidotu, demon, II, 143, 183. Viraspa, man, II, 209.
Visadha, man, II, 210.
Vishaptatha, II, 90.
Vispa-taurvashi, woman, II, 225.
Visperad, xxx; II, 165. n 2.
Vispo-thaurvo-asti, man, II, 279.
Visruta, man, 217.
Visrutara, man, II, 218.
Vutaspa, man, II, 70. n i, 77, 78,79, 306, 308; sacrifices to Ashi, II, Vutasp Yajt, II, 328-345.
Vistauru, man, II, 71, 206.
Vitanguhaiti, river, II, 72.
Vitara, measure (?), 171.
Vitasti, measure, 187.
Vizyarjti, man, II, 206.
Vohu-mano, god, Ix, Ixxii, 46, 207, of Paradise, 213; his riches, 204; righteous man, 209; clothes, 210.
Vohu-peresa, man, II, 218.
Vohu-ujtra, man, II, 217.
Vologeses, king. See Valkash.
Vouru-nemah, man, II, 220.
Vouru-savah, man, II, 220.
Vourusha, man, II, 288.
Vritra, demon, II, 141. n 3.
Vr/trahan, Ixiv.
Vyambura, demon, II, 245. n 2.
Vyarjvaw/, man, II, 210.
Vyatana, man, II, 218.
INDEX TO VOLS. IV AND XXIII.
Walking without Kosti, 199. War implements, 169. Wartburg battle, II, 72. n 5, Water, 50, 53; II, 8, 16. See Aban and Ardvi Sura.
— formula to cleanse, 140.
Weasel, 59. n i.
White Forest, II, 256.
Winter, disposal of the dead in, 52.
Wisdom, heavenly or acquired, II, Wolf, born of dogs, 161. Woman, delivered, xcii, 89-91.
— menstruous, xcii, Xanthus, on the Avesta, xii.
Yaetuj-g«u, man, II, 218.
Ya^ata, Ixxx.
Yama, maUj xxiv, Ixxv, 12. n i.
Yaqut, xlviii.
Yatha ahu vairyo, 128; II, 23, 30, Yazdgard's edict, xli; II, 26, 2.
Yima, man, Ixxv, 7; legends of, 1 2-2 1, lost, 297; his lie, 297; sawed in twain, 297. See Gamshed.
Yukhtaspa, man, II, 212, Yukhtavairi, man, II, 205, Zab, king, II, 221. n 9, See Uzava.
Zairi, demon, Ixxii, 135, 218, Zairi^i, woman, II, 224.
Zairimyangura, animal, 153, Zairita, man, II, 204.
Zairyas, man, II, 213, Zand Avasta, its authenticity, xv; interpretation, xxv; contents, XXX; age, xxxviii; revealed to Zarathujtra, 204-218; — to ViJ- — language, xxxvi, — meaning of the word, xxx. ni. Zawda, demon, Ixix, 199, 200, Zaothra, Ixix.
Zarathujtra's birth, xlix, 218; he destroys the Daevas, 11,304-305; founds the Law, 11, 201; his 279 (see Zartusht and Zoroas- trian); reveals the Law, 11, 324; his Glory, 205; II, 11, 19, 300; P'ravashi, II, 351; his sons, 21, n 2; II, 204; his seed, 11, 195; tempted, 204-207; leader of men, II, 105; ratu in the Yima Var, 21; his narcotic, II, 267; converses with Ashi, II, 274-275; with Ahura Mazda, II, 31, 32, n 4, 224. n 3, n 4, 227, 228, 229, Zarazdata, man, II, 213.
Zartusht's sacrifice in IranVe^, xlix.
Zarvandad, man, xli, n 3, Zaurura, 27, Zaurva, man, 218, Zav, king, 11, 329, n 4, See Zab and Uzava, Zbaurvaw?, man, 11, 209, Zeredho, mount, II, 287, Zervan, Ixxxii. n r.
Zohak, demon, Ixv, Zoroaster's Aoyi'a, li; apocrypha, xiii, xlii. n I; legend, Ixxvi.
Zoroastrian sacrifice, II, 57, n5,68.
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