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INDEX
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  • Logos, 158, 159, 169, 233, 235
  • Lohrasp, 328
M
  • Magi, 133–136, 294–296
  • Magna Mater, 225
  • magopat, magpat, 73, 318
  • Magophoma, 135
  • Mahabad, 465
  • Mahavira, 122
  • Mahyar, 439
  • Maidyoimaongha (Phl. Medyomah), 24, 314
  • mainyava, celestial, 176
  • Makashefat-i Kaivani, 465
  • Mammon, 300
  • Mamun, al-, 321, 441
  • manahya, spiritual, 98, 282
  • Mandaeans, 6
  • Manes, 234, 235
  • Manichaeism, 319, 331, 339–348
  • Manthra Spenta, 72, 73, 199–202
  • Manthrans, the, 202
  • mantra, spell, 72, 495
  • Manu, 117, 279
  • Maonghah, 213, 214
  • Mar Aba, 329
  • Mar Shiman, 345
  • Mara, 141
  • Marcus Aurelius, 307
  • Marduk, 27, 65, 69, 89
  • maretan, mortal, 271
  • marezhdika, mercy, 171
  • Maruts, 69, 70
  • Mashya, 271, 429
  • Mashyor, 429
  • Masudi, 3, 349, 441
  • Mazana (modern Mazandaran), 182, 262
  • Mazda, see Ahura Mazda
  • Mazda-dhāta, 154
  • Mazdaokhta, 154
  • Mazdak, 348, 349
  • Mazdaka, 30
  • Mazdakites, 443, 464
  • Mazdāo(schā) Ahurāongho, 39
  • Mazdayasnians, 154, 264
  • Mazdo-fraokhta, 154
  • Mazdo-frasasta, 154
  • metals, genius of, see Khshathra Vairya
  • Mihr, see Mithra
  • Mihr Narsih, 326, 332
  • Milanians, 464
  • Milky Way, 103
  • miracles, 309
  • Mirkhond, 6, 349
  • Misvana Gatu, 286, 383
  • Mitannis, 9, 130
  • Mithra (Phl. Mihr), 183–192, 372
  • Mithra-druj, 188
  • Mithradates, 294
  • Mithraism, 302–308, 334
  • Mitokht, 405
  • Modernism, 481, 482
  • Mog, a sect, 330
  • Mohammed, 309, 310, 438, 443
  • Mohammedanism, 280, 509
  • Mohsan Fani, 6, 330, 463
  • Monajat, prayers, 460, 498
  • Monism, 118
  • Monotheism, 27–29, 150
  • moon, genius of the, see Maonghah
  • Moses, 150, 151, 309, 310
  • Moses of Chorene, 6, 331
  • Mujavat, 207
  • Mush, 275
  • myazda, 74
  • mystic movement, 461–469
N
  • Nabuna'id, 131
  • Nadirshah, 83
  • Nairyosangha (Phl. Neryosangh, Vedic Narashamsa), 225, 257
  • Nanaia, 225
  • Naonghaithya (Phl. Naonghas, Vedic Nasatya), 270, 402
  • Narsih, 427
  • Nasatya, 270
  • Nasks, books of the Avesta, 3, 4
  • Nasu (Phl Nas), 267, 268, 401, 406
  • Nativity of Christ, 308
  • Nebuchadnezzar, 150, 328
  • Neo-Platonists, the, 462
  • Neo-Pythagoreans, 124
  • Nergal, 29, 69
  • Nero, 294, 303
  • Neryosang Dhaval, 6, 448
  • Nihavand, 438
  • Ninib, 29, 69
  • Nirangs, Pazend, 383
  • Nirvana, 280
  • Nisbis, celebration of the Fravardigan festival at, 376, 377
  • Niyaz, 406
  • Nizisht, 406
  • Nmanya, 215
  • Noah, 309
  • Noshirvan, extirpates heresies, 338
    • latitudinarian court of, married a Christian wife, 329
    • put Mazdak to death, 349
  • noûs, 158, 233
  • Numenius of Apamea, 158, 159
  • Nung, 406
  • Nushzad, 329
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