Zend Avesta Part 01

SR No.: 007671
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: James Darmesteter
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1895
Total Pages: 2695
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 49 MB

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FARGARD VII.
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a cow; he shall heal the wife of the lord of a town for the value of a mare; he shall heal the wife of the lord of a province for the value of a she-camel.
43 (114). "He shall heal the heir of a great house for the value of an ox of high value; he shall heal an ox of high value for the value of an ox of average value; he shall heal an ox of average value for the value of an ox of low value; he shall heal an ox of low value for the value of a sheep; he shall heal a sheep for the value of a piece of meat ?
44 (118). 'If several healers offer themselves together, O Spitama Zarathustra! namely, one who heals with the knife, one who heals with herbs, and one who heals with the Holy Word ?, let one apply to the healing by the Holy Word : for this one is the best-healing of all healers who heals with the Holy Word; he will best drive away sickness from the body of the faithful S.'
VIII. 45 (122). O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One! How long after the corpse of a dead man has been laid down on the ground, clothed with the light of heaven and beholding the sun, is the ground clean again* ?
1 Cf. the tariff of fees for the cleanser, Farg. IX, 37 seq.
3 By spells' (Comm.; cf. Odyssea XIX, 457). This classification was not unknown to Asclepios : he relieved the sick ' now with caressing spells, now with soothing drink or balsam, now with the knife' (Pindaros, Pyth. III, 51).
i Cf. Yt. III, 6. The treatment by the Holy Word seems not to consist only in the recitation of spells, but the spells must be accompanied by the ceremony of the Barashnům (see Farg. XXII).
• Restored to the purity of its nature, and fit to till; as it remains Nasu till that time.
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