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INDEX
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  • Roshan-chashm, 427
  • rta, 46, 47, 52
  • Rudra, 70, 120
  • Rustam, 465
S
  • sacrifice, animal, 73, 206, 212, 228, 229, 255, 256, 370
  • Saena 137, 138
  • Saeni, 275
  • Safle, 406
  • Sam, 376, 465
  • Saman, 439
  • Samarkand, archetype copy of the Avesta at, 321
  • Samradians, 463
  • Sankhya, 120, 122
  • Saoshyant (Phl Soshyos), 91, 108, 241, 266, 289, 290, 423, 425–428, 431
  • Sargon, inscriptions of, 30
  • Sarosh, Mobad, 465
  • Satan, 141
  • Satavaesa, 219
  • Saurva (Phl. Sovar, Vedic Sharva), 269, 270
  • Scribes and Pharisees, 72
  • sects, 330–337
  • Sej, 406
  • Seleucids, 293, 304
  • Seneca, 307
  • Seno, 327
  • Set, 28, 89
  • Shahinshahis, 471
  • Shahristani, 6, 330, 333, 443
  • Shalmaneser, 130
  • Shamash, 27, 29, 69
  • Shapur I, embraces Manichaeism, 339
  • Shapur II, worked for the revival of the faith, 319, 320, 325
  • Sharva, 269
  • Shatravar, sce Khshathra Vairya
  • Shekinah, 159
  • Shidabians, 464
  • Shidrangians, 464
  • Shikast-i Shaitan, a Pazend prayer, 357
  • Shinto, 166
  • Shramanas, 117
  • Siamak, 361
  • Sikandar, see Alexander the Great
  • Sipasian, 463
  • Snavidhka, 160
  • Sol invictus, 302
  • Sophists, the, 462
  • Soshyos, see Saoshyant
  • Sotion, 148, 277
  • Sovar, 402
  • Space, personified, see Thwasha
  • Spandarmad, see Spenta Armaiti
  • Spazga (Phl. Spazg), 275, 406
  • Spenishta Mainyu, 38, 161
  • Spenjaghri, 274
  • Spenta Armaiti (Phl. Spandarmad), 58–60, 171, 365, 366
  • Spenta Mainyu (Phl. Spena Menu), 36–38, 41, 158–161, 356
  • Spentotema Mainyu, 38, 161
  • Spiegel, Fr., 487
  • Sraosha (Phl. Srosh), 61, 62, 180–182, 370–372
  • Sraoshāvarez, 182, 254
  • Srosho-charana, 182, 413, 415
  • Stoics, the, 462
  • Strabo, 149, 162, 222, 223, 228, 256, 295, 296
  • Suffism, 468
  • Sur Chashmih, 406
T
  • Tabari, 3, 349
  • Tacitus, 294
  • Takhma Urupi (Phl Tahmuras), called demon-binder, 261
    • ruled over the demons and fairies and sorcerers, 264, 276
    • sacrificed unto Vayu, 221
    • subjugated Angra Mainyu, 261, 281
  • Tamerlane, 83
  • Tanapuhar, 413
  • Tansar, collects the Avestan texts, 319
    • on Fate, 337
    • on law regarding the heretics, 338
  • Taoism, 115, 152
  • Taromaiti (Phl. Taromat), 270, 402
  • Taurvi (Phl. Tairev), 270, 402
  • tā'wil, 462
  • Tell-el-Amarna, inscriptions at, 47
  • Tell el-Makshutah, 131
  • temptation of prophets, 141, 273
  • tevishī, 78
  • Thales, 118, 158
  • Theodore bar Khoni, 6
  • Theodosius, 308
  • Theopompus, 259, 288, 322
  • Theosophical movement among the Parsis, 502–508
  • Thraetaona, king, bound Azhi Dahaka, 281
    • his Fravashi invoked against diseases, 240
    • rendered mortal by Angra Mainyu, 394
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