Ayādgār ī Jāmāspīg :: un texte eschatologique zoroastrien

Domenico Agostini

Ayādgār ī Jāmāspīg : un texte eschatologique zoroastrien

Department of History

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Abstract

"The Ayādgār ī Jāmāspīg (the Memorial of Jāmāsp) is one of the most popular Zoroastrian literary texts. In all likelihood, it was designed as a layman's encyclopedia. The text has been preserved in three manuscript traditions: Pahlavi, Pāzand and Pārsi. Based on the Pārsi manuscript tradition, the best preserved of the three, Agostini presents a new and complete philological edition of this work. This rich contribution includes a commentary on the most problematic and interesting historical and religious topics that have shaped the work's narrative."--Publisher description.

Original language	French
Place of Publication	Roma
Publisher	GBP, Gregorian & Biblical Press
Number of pages	540
ISBN (Print)	9788876533532
State	Published - 2013

Publication series

Name	Biblica et orientalia ; 50 lat
Publisher	GBP, Gregorian & Biblical Press

Keywords

Zoroastrian eschatology
Zoroastrianism -- Iran
Pahlavi language -- Texts
שפה פהלווי -- טקסטים
זורואסטריניזם -- איראן
אסכטולוגיה זורואסטרית
Ayādgār ī Jāmāspīg

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