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Zarathushtra's concept of Ahura Mazda : a study of the Gathic texts [PDF]
, 1996 Darkhor, Patrick Haoshyangha
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Supreme Deity and Shared Symbol A Cross-Cultural Reconsideration of Ahura Mazda's Vedic Parallel
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, 2009 The entry Ahura Mazda offers a scientific introduction into the history of the highest Zoroastrian divinity with close reference for the Jewish and Biblical world.
Antonio Panaino
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Journal of Biblical Literature, 2017
In this study I examine the linguistic and theological contours of the term ( torâ ) in Ezra-Nehemiah—particularly the identification of with the law () of God promulgated by Ezra (Ezra 7:14)—through the lens of Old Persian and Avestan notions of "the law set down ( dāta )" by Ahura Mazda and revealed through Zarathustra.
Yishai Kiel
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In this study I examine the linguistic and theological contours of the term ( torâ ) in Ezra-Nehemiah—particularly the identification of with the law () of God promulgated by Ezra (Ezra 7:14)—through the lens of Old Persian and Avestan notions of "the law set down ( dāta )" by Ahura Mazda and revealed through Zarathustra.
Yishai Kiel
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Ahura Mazda and Armaiti, Heaven and Earth, in the Old Avesta
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2002The two epithets of the Old Iranian supreme god that make up his name, mazda and ahura, may refer to his two functions as primordial poet-sacrificer god, who by his divine sacrifice created the ordered cosmos, and as ruler of the universe and father of many of its constituents, respectively.
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Der Wagen des Ahura Mazda und der Ausmarsch des Xerxes
, 1970 Chiron, Bd. 26 (1996)
Kienast, Dietmar
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Ahura Mazda and the Darkness. About the Meaning of Y. 44, 5b.
, 2007 The Author deals with the meaning of Yast 44, 5b concerning the struggle between Ahura Mazda and Angra Mainyu, with close references to some Vedic cosmological passages.
PANAINO, ANTONIO CLEMENTE DOMENICO
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Iranica Antiqua, 2012 The Taq-i Bustan I relief depicts Ardashir II (379-383 A.D.) receiving a beribboned ring from a person who is generally identified as either Ahura Mazda or as Shapur II.
Overlaet, Bruno
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