The YashtsPronunciation-needed (Yašts) are a collection of twenty-one hymns in Younger Avestan. Each of these hymns invokes a specific Zoroastrian divinity or concept. Yasht chapter and verse pointers are traditionally abbreviated as Yt. The word yasht derives from Avestan yešti, `for venerate` (see Christian Bartholomae`s Altiranisches wörte.....
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(Phl.) one of the hymns of the Avesta honoring various spiritual beings.
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(from the article `Mithraism`) ...attempting to eradicate the old beliefs still dear to the heart of many nobles. Thus, the religion of Zoroaster was gradually contaminated with ... ...leaders. The Vendidad, or Vidvdt, is the main source for Zoroastrian law, both ritual and civil. It also gives an account of creation and the ... ...I...
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a hymn to a deity. · hymns to various deities, forming part of the Avesta.
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the section of the Avesta containing many hymns of praise
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