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Prevalence of Smallpox and the Trend of Smallpox Inoculation in Fars in the First Pahlavi Period

Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, 2023
One of the infectious diseases that was widespread in Fars province during the first Pahlavi era (1925-1941) was smallpox. This disease spread in the early days of the Pahlavi dynasty in the cities of Fars province and its epidemic reached its peak in 1318 AD. Important measures were taken to control the disease, including smallpox inoculation.
Soleyman Heidari, Banafshe Zarrabie
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XXVIII. The Pahlavi Text of Yasna I, for the First Time Critically Translated

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1904
While I celebrate (my sacrifice) I invite (in this announcement) the Creator, Aūharmazd: [I invite Him to this Yasna sacrifice; and I will invite Him continuously on. That is to say, I would now make the beginning of it, and I (will) complete it, that is, I will perform its conclusion].
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XIV. —The Pahlavi Text of Yasna XIX, 12–58, for the first time critically translated.

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland, 1904
Zartūšt asked of Aūharmazd thus: O Aūharmazd, Spirit (good) and bountiful, Creator of the bodily worlds, holy, …. [this (is: hanā=aē for aēγ, that is to say, the meaning is this), that it is Aūharmazd (who is) the holy Creator, not merely ‘ the bodily worlds’ which are holy; the rest is for (ordinary) praise. Some (text) says (i.e.
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A Comparative Study of School Architecture in East Azerbaijan Province During the First Pahlavi Era

International Journal of Architecture and Urban Development,15(4),
Mohajer, Mehdi , Akbari Namdar, Shabnam , Kabir Saber, Mohammad Bagher , Valizadeh, Nima   +3 more
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III. The Pahlavi Texts of Yasna LXX (Sp. LXIX), for the first time critically treated

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland, 1908
To those (Supreme Persons) do I sacrifice; to them do I come on for friendly aid, who are the Amešaspentas, who rule aright, who establish (all things) well; (2) and to that Chief would I take up (or ‘celebrate’ my song), to that God and ritual Chief do I sacrifice who is Auharmazd, (3) the Creator, the Rejoicer, the Producer of every benefit.
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The Cultural, Social, and Urban Impacts of Establishing and Founding Baladiyeh in the First Pahlavi Era in the Astarabad Region

Journal of Social-Political Studies of Iran's Culture and History
Astarabad, known today as Gorgan, emerged as a military fortress in northern Iran during the Sasanian era and has always been recognized as one of the important cities and centers in northern Iran. The settlement of various ethnic groups, including Persian, Turkmen, Turk, Kurd, Baluch, Sistani, Kazakh, Khorasani, etc., who gradually migrated to this ...
Ahmad Sardarzadeh Majd, Amir Akbari, Rajabali Vosoughy Motlagh   +2 more
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