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, 2017 Abstract This chapter offers an overview of Pahlavi literature. It surveys a wide variety of genres and texts, which were composed in the form that has reached us mainly in the ninth and tenth century, though some of the works and many of the themes date back to the Sasanian period and even earlier.
Carlo G. Cereti, CERETI, Carlo Giovanni
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Iranian Studies, 1998 Two Decades have Passed Since the Overthrow of the Pahlavi monarchy, yet the upheavals of the post-revolutionary years have preoccupied scholars so much that the detailed and dispassionate analysis of Iran under its last dynasty is still in its infancy.
H. E. Chehabi
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2012
Published between 1880 and 1897 as part of Max Müller's Sacred Books of the East series, this five-volume translation of Pahlavi texts was the work of Edward William West (1824–1905). Largely self-taught, West developed his knowledge of ancient oriental languages in India, where he worked as a civil engineer.
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Published between 1880 and 1897 as part of Max Müller's Sacred Books of the East series, this five-volume translation of Pahlavi texts was the work of Edward William West (1824–1905). Largely self-taught, West developed his knowledge of ancient oriental languages in India, where he worked as a civil engineer.
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1950
The study of the Pahlavi poetry, so spiritedly initiated by M. Benveniste twenty years ago, seems to have come to a dead end. That certain Pahlavi texts, as the Ayādgār-ī Zarērān or the Draxt-ī Asūrīg (the Dispute of the date-palm with the goat), are poems, is conceded on all sides; but the formal problems, the problems of rhythm, metre, and rhyme ...
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The study of the Pahlavi poetry, so spiritedly initiated by M. Benveniste twenty years ago, seems to have come to a dead end. That certain Pahlavi texts, as the Ayādgār-ī Zarērān or the Draxt-ī Asūrīg (the Dispute of the date-palm with the goat), are poems, is conceded on all sides; but the formal problems, the problems of rhythm, metre, and rhyme ...
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2014
Ohrmazd said to Spitama Zarathushtra, that he created a place producing peace, where no comfort was produced. He fashioned forth second, as the best of places and settlements, Gawa, inhabited by Sogdians. At times he says he will carry and bring all kinds of foods from the harvest to the creator when it may be possible, everything that may be good will
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Ohrmazd said to Spitama Zarathushtra, that he created a place producing peace, where no comfort was produced. He fashioned forth second, as the best of places and settlements, Gawa, inhabited by Sogdians. At times he says he will carry and bring all kinds of foods from the harvest to the creator when it may be possible, everything that may be good will
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Two Pahlavi Chapters on Medicine
Early Science and Medicine, 2011AbstractThe medical sciences in Sasanian society, in late Antiquity, constitute a rather neglected field of inquiry. Our most reliable sources for the study of this particular period in the history of science include a number of texts that were written in several older Iranian languages. In the following pages, we offer translations and commentaries on
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