- The
Vendidad /ˈvendi'dæd/, also
known as Videvdat,
Videvdad or Juddēvdād, is a
collection of
texts within the
greater compendium of the Avesta. However...
- the
Vendidad and the Visperad. The
Visperad extensions consist mainly of
additional invocations of the
divinities (yazatas),
while the
Vendidad is a...
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Zoroastrian demon (daeva) of
corpse matter. She
resides in the
north (
Vendidad. 7:2),
where the
Zoroastrian **** lies. Nasu
takes the form of a fly, and...
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found in the
younger Avestan portion of the text, in
particular in the
Vendidad and
several of the Yashts. The
identification of
these Avestan place names...
-
Vendidad 19.1 and 19.44 have
Angra Mainyu dwelling in the
region of the
daevas which the
Vendidad sets in the
north and/or the
nether world (
Vendidad...
- This role is
already alluded to in
Zoroastrian scripture (e.g.
Yasht 19,
Vendidad 2),
where the
figure appears as Yima xšaēta (Avestan: 𐬫𐬌𐬨𐬀 𐬑𐬱𐬀𐬉𐬙𐬀)...
- also
Vendidad 19.47, but
other p****ages in the same
chapter (19.1 and 19.44) have him
dwelling in the
region of the daevas,
which the
Vendidad ****erts...
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Extensions to the
Yasna ritual are
possible through use of the
Visperad and
Vendidad, but such an
extended ritual is rare in
modern Zoroastrianism. The Yasna...
- that is the
reaction to
Ahura Mazda's
creation of the
Airyanem Vaejah. (
Vendidad 1.2) Aži Višāpa – the 'dragon of
poisonous slaver' that
consumes offerings...
-
VENDIDAD:
Table of Contents". avesta.org.
Retrieved May 12, 2015.
Vendidad,
Fargard 15, p****im, e.g. 21.
Vendidad,
Fargard 15, 2–4. "AVESTA:
VENDIDAD...
