The Parsi Religion as Contained in the Zand-Avastá by John Wilson

according addressed admit Ahriman angel appear attention become believe blessed body born brought called cause character child Christ Christian considered created dead death desire devil direct divine doctrine earth evidence evil existence fact faith father fire gave give given glory Gushtásp hands heard heart heaven holy Hormazd invoke king known language learned light lived Lord manner matter means mentioned mind miracles nature never notice object observed original Pársís particularly passage Persian person possessed praise prayer present priests principles prophet prove pure quoted reason received reference regard religion remain remarks rendered represented respecting sacred says seen soul speak spirit thee things thou thousand tion translation tree true truth unto Vandidád whole wise worship writings written Zand Zartusht Zoroaster