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Pahlavi tōšn (tušn) in Denkard VII

  • Amir Zamani EMAIL logo and Milad Abedi
Published/Copyright: December 19, 2022
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Abstract

Denkard VII which considered as the “Legend of Zoroaster” has been the subject of several investigations. The first translation was by E.W. West (1897: The Sacred Books of the East. Vol. 47. Clarendon: Oxford University Press: 26); Many years later Marijan Molé (1967) published a French version of Book VII; in Persian, Ahmad Tafazzolī and Žāleh Āmūzgār (1993: 55–110) translated some parts of the book VII; the last version which is in Persian belongs to Rashed Muhassel (2012: Denkard VII. Tehran: Pažuheshgāh-e olūm-e ensāni). Chapter two, sentence 34 of Denkard VII contains a word transcribed as tōšn/tušn of which this essay aims to have a critical view.


Corresponding author: Amir Zamani, University of Leiden – Linguistics, Reuvensplaats 3–4 | First floor 2311 BE Leiden, The Netherlands, E-mail:

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Received: 2022-05-23
Accepted: 2022-11-03
Published Online: 2022-12-19
Published in Print: 2022-11-25

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