Pahlavi Texts 18
Pahlavi Texts 18
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XXXVII, 36. * See Dd. XLIV, 16.
* The Persian version continues as follows : * And as ZarattLrt the Spttamin made intercession, Ardibahirt, the archangel, said : " Thy reputation is immense, and thy will is great." And after that he made no opposition to the soul of Keresisp, but pardoned 1/ for Zaratiijt the Spttamdn ; and the soul of Keresfisp obtained liberation from that discomfort.' This version then concludes with an admo- nition as to the necessity of treating fire with proper respect.
I.... LEGENDS RELATING TO KERESASP. 38 1 the reader to infer that ZaratArt's request was granted It IS succeeded, however, by the following further remarks about Keresisp, which are evidently con?
nected with the same legend : — * Zarattlrt enquired of Atih^rmazd thus : " Whose is the first dead dody thou shalt unite (var4^6^) ?" *And AAharmasr^ spoke thus^: '* I/ts who is Keresisp^." 'And it seemed grievous io Zaratfirt, and he spoke unto AAhannas^ thus : " When the business of KeresAsp was the slaughter of men, why is his the first dead dody thou wilt prepare ?" * AAharmasr^/ spoke thus : " Let it not seem grievous to thee, O ZaratClrt!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXXVII, 36. * See Dd. XLIV, 16.
* The Persian version continues as follows : * And as ZarattLrt the Spttamin made intercession, Ardibahirt, the archangel, said : " Thy reputation is immense, and thy will is great." And after that he made no opposition to the soul of Keresisp, but pardoned 1/ for Zaratiijt the Spttamdn ; and the soul of Keresfisp obtained liberation from that discomfort.' This version then concludes with an admo- nition as to the necessity of treating fire with proper respect.
I.... LEGENDS RELATING TO KERESASP. 38 1 the reader to infer that ZaratArt's request was granted It IS succeeded, however, by the following further remarks about Keresisp, which are evidently con?
nected with the same legend : — * Zarattlrt enquired of Atih^rmazd thus : " Whose is the first dead dody thou shalt unite (var4^6^) ?" *And AAharmasr^ spoke thus^: '* I/ts who is Keresisp^." 'And it seemed grievous io Zaratfirt, and he spoke unto AAhannas^ thus : " When the business of KeresAsp was the slaughter of men, why is his the first dead dody thou wilt prepare ?" * AAharmasr^/ spoke thus : " Let it not seem grievous to thee, O ZaratClrt!
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