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Verethragna or
Bahram (Avestan: 𐬬𐬆𐬭𐬆𐬚𐬭𐬀𐬖𐬥𐬀, romanized: vər-ə-θraɣna) is a
Zoroastrian yazata. The
neuter noun
verethragna is
related to Avestan...
- Anthony, Many of the
qualities of Indo-Iranian god of might/victory,
Verethraghna, were
transferred to the
adopted god Indra, who
became the
central deity...
- Vohu
Manah + Mah /
Geush Urvan / Ram Asha
Vahishta + Atar /
Sraosha /
Verethraghna Kshatra Vairya +
Khwar /
Mithra /
Asman /
Anaghran Spenta Armaiti + Ap...
- last part
consists of
stanzas 47-64 and is
dedicated to the
praise of
Verethraghna. The
Bahram Yasht was
composed during the Old
Iranian period within a...
- Anthony, Many of the
qualities of Indo-Iranian god of might/victory,
Verethraghna, were
transferred to the
adopted god Indra, who
became the
central deity...
- Anthony, Many of the
qualities of Indo-Iranian god of might/victory,
Verethraghna, were
transferred to the
adopted god Indra, who
became the
central deity...
- Anthony, Many of the
qualities of Indo-Iranian god of might/victory,
Verethraghna, were
transferred to the god Indra, who
became the
central deity of the...
- p. 454: "Many of the
qualities of Indo-Iranian god of might/victory,
Verethraghna, were
transferred to the
adopted god Indra, who
became the
central deity...
-
mentioned in the Mihr
Yasht of the Avesta.
According to this legend, the god
Verethraghna, in the form of a boar (varaza),
precedes Mihr in his march. Shastri...
- A
copper coin of
Tigranes the
Great with the
reverse showing a
naked standing muscular Heracles–Vahagn/
Verethraghna....
