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Zoroastrianism, in spite of its small current number of adherents, has played a huge role in the study of comparative religion. Not only was it a cohort of the ancient Vedic Hinduism, but also had a huge influence on the development of Judaism and Christianity. This part of the site has complete online editions of the Sacred Books of the East's Zoroastrian texts: the three volume Avesta series, as well as the five volume Pahlavi series. This is a quiet place in cyberspace devoted to religious tolerance and scholarship Non-public domain contents of this site not otherwise copyrighted are © copyright 2010, John Bruno Hare, All Rights Reserved. See Site copyrights, Terms of Service for more information. Index | FAQ | Contact | Search | Open Source for the Human Soul

by James Darmesteter · 1880
Part I of the SBE Avesta translation.

by James Darmesteter · 1882
Part II of the SBE Avesta translation.

by L.H. Mills · 1887
Part III of the SBE Avesta translation.

by E.W. West · 1880
Key medieval Zoroastrianian texts on creation, ritual purity, and prophecy.

by E.W. West · 1882

by E.W. West · 1885

by E.W. West · 1892
Long-lost Zoroastrian texts available now only in summaries and fragments.

by E.W. West · 1897
Late Zoroastrian texts of traditional history and prophecy.

by S.A. Kapadia · 1905
A collection of Zoroastrian texts, part of the Wisdom of the East series
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