-
these other lesser texts include the
Nyayesh texts, the Gah texts, the
Siroza and
various other fragments. Together,
these lesser texts are conventionally...
- In the
Siroza ("thirty days") "the very
straight Rashnu ...
augments the
world and is the true-spoken
speech that
furthers the world." (
Siroza 18). The...
-
dedication in the
Siroza, the
invocations to the
divinities of the
Zoroastrian calendar,
Airyaman is
twice invoked together with Aṣ̌a. (
Siroza 1.3 and 2.3)...
-
Relatively certain however is that the day-name
dedications predate the Avesta's
Siroza ("30 days"),
which contain explicit references to the
yazatas as protectors/guardians...
- Vendidad. The term then also
extends to the twenty-one
yashts and the
thirty Siroza texts, but does not
usually encomp**** the
various Avestan language fragments...
- era (648–330 BCE), the
twentieth day of the
month is
dedicated to
Bahram (
Siroza 1.20). In the
later middle Persian texts Bahram is
especially venerated...
- calendar, the
tenth day of the
month is
dedicated to the (divinity of)
waters (
Siroza 1.10),
under whose protection that day then lies. Additionally, Aban is...
-
known to
priests by its
opening words as the ya visatha, also
appears in
Siroza 1/2 and
several Afrinagans,
notably those of Arda
Fravash (the 'righteous...
- 4), and is
invoked as the
protector of the
seasons and
years (Yasht 4.0,
Siroza 1.6, 2.6). In
Yasht 4.1,
Haurvatat is
described as
having been
created by...
- part – a
veneration to the 30 divinities with day-name dedications. The
Siroza – a two-part
Avesta text with
individual dedications to the 30 calendar...
