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INDEX
525


X
  • Xanthus, 143
  • Xenophanes, 29
  • Xenophon, 222, 256
  • Xerxes, attributes everything to Auramazda, 132
    • consults the magicians about the eclipse, 334
    • sacrifices unto Athene, 133
Y
  • Yahweh, 150–152, 280
  • Yajnavalkya, 279
  • Yakut, 6
  • Yama, 70, 98, 101, 205
  • Ya'qubi, al-, 339, 340
  • yātu, 276
  • Yazatas (Phl. Izads), 173–177, 368–374
  • Yazdagard I, had Christian proclivities, 329
    • wedded a Jewish consort, 327
  • Yazdanians, 464
  • Yima (Jamshid), consecrated the fire Froba, 62
    • dispelled death from his kingdom, 281
    • his Fravashi invoked to withstand death, 240
    • rendered mortal by Ahriman, 394
    • sacrificed unto Ardvi Sura, 227
    • sacrificed unto Ashi Vanghuhi, 208
    • sacrificed unto Drvaspa, 211
    • sacrificed unto Vayu, 221
    • worked for the betterment of the world, 423
  • Yoga, 120, 464, 468, 469
  • Yoisht-i Fryana, 137
Z
  • Zairicha (Phl. Zairich), 270, 402
  • Zairi-vairi, 227
  • Zam, 231
  • zaotar (Skt. hotar), 48, 74, 250, 252, 254, 309–317, 433
  • Zāhiris, the, 462
  • Zarathushtra (Phl. Zaratusht), 13–26, 139–144, 449–456
  • Zarathushtrotema, 254
  • Zardushtians, 330, 464
  • Zaredasht Afshar, 465
  • Zarman, 405
  • Zartusht Bahram, 449, 459, 460
  • Zarvanites, 330–333, 443, 507
  • Zaurva, 275
  • Zendik, 330, 349, 441
  • Zindah Rud, 465
  • Zohak, see Azhi Dahaka
  • Zrvan Akarana, 244, 304, 506, 507
  • Zrvan Daregho-khvadhata, 244, 245
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