Sacred Laws of Aryas

Author(s): Gorge Buhler
Publisher: Oxford

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INDEX.
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Nasks, Int. 24; Dd. 37, 36 n; 45,
2n; 47,1 n; Ep. 1, X, 7; Ap.
370 n, 371 n, 394. Nasûs, demon, Dd. 17, 7, 8, 10 n;
48, 8n; Ep. 1, iv, 3; Ap. 438 n,
450 n. Nâùnghas, demon, Dd. 94, a n. See
Nakisiyyà. Next-of-kin marriage, Int. 28; Dd.
37, 82; 65, 1-5; 77,6; 78, 19; Ap. 387 n, 413, 427-429; defined, Ap. 401, 403, 404, 405,
412, 417. See Khvêtûk-das. Nihîv, demon, Dd. 37, 52. Nikhshahpûr, com., Int. 28; Ep. II,
i, a n; Ap. 397. Nine nights' seclusion, Ap. 453,
454. Nîrang-i kustî, Int. 28; Dd. 39,
19 n, 27n; Ap. 383-388. Nîrangistân, book, Int. 23; Dd. 66,
1; 83, in; Ep. I, iv, 15 n,
17 n. Nishahpühar, com., Int. 27; Ep. I,
iv, 15, 17; man, Ep. II, i, a n;
town, Ep. II, i, 3 n, v, 3 n. Nîshậpûr, town, Dd. 52, i n; Ep. I,
iv, 17 n. Nivik, man, Ap. 370, 372. Nivshahpahar, man or town, Int.
14; Ep. II, i, 2. Niyaz, demon, Dd. 37, 52; 77, 8. Nöldeke, Prof., Dd. 88, 7n; 94,
13 n; Ep. 1, iv, 17n; Cor. 479. Nônkbar, rite, Dd. 79, 4n, II. See
Nábar. Noosing the soul, Dd. 28, 3. North, Dd. 25, 5 n; Ap. 442, 444,
448, 449, 451, 454. Nôshirvan, title, int. 27; Ep. I, iv,
17 n. Noxious creatures, Dd. 17, 13 n, 16;
18, 3; 37, 52.
Padramgôs, lun. man., Ep. II, ii,
9-11. Pahlavi book, Ap. 398; commen
taries, Dd. 45, 2n; 86, in; 71, 3n; Ap. 446 n, 458 n; inscriptions, Dd. On; Ep. 1, xi, 6 n; language, Dd. 22, a n; 45, 2n; Ap. 415; legend, Ap. 373381; literature, Int. 29; Dd. 2, In; text, Dd. 16, 4 n; 87, 97 n; 89, 5n; 64, 11n; Ap. 403 n, 404 n, 422 n, 445 n; translations, Dd. 45, 3n; 71, 3 n; Ep. 1, iv, 3 n, vii, 4 n; Ap. 391, 396 n, 427, 442 n; translators, Ap. 392 1, 393, 427 n, 431 n, 438 n, 452 n, 456 n, 457 n; version, Ap. 372, 381 n, 392 n, 394, 397, 442 n, 455; works, Ap. 428; writers, Int. 28; Dd. 71, 3n; 72, 5n; Ap. 4230; writing, Dd. 42, in; 48, 50;
86, 22 n; Ap. 449 n. Påpak, man, Dd. 88, 7 n. Pârs, land, int. 13, 22, 27; Dd. On;
1, 100, 170; 45, 5; 66, 3, 15, 21, 28; 88, 1; 89, 1; 84, 13; Ep. 1, on, xi, 7; II, i, 8, v, 2,
5, 9, ix, 12; 111, 1. Parsadgå, chief, Dd. 90, 3 n. Pârsî, Ep. I, xi, 6 n; Ap. 383, 398 n,
406, 431; scriptures, Ap. 427; year, Dd. 1, 170; 31, 14 n; 47, 7n; 81, in; Ep. I, xi, 12n;
II, i, 2n; III, 21 n; Ap. 418 n. Pârsîs, Du. On; 2, 10n; 6, 2n;
43,5 n; Ep. I, viii, 3 n; II, ii, 9n; Ap. 389, 390, 408 n, 427
429. Pasino, wolf, Ap. 381 n. Patit, Dd. 41, 5 n; Ap. 385 n. See
Renunciation. Patron spirit (ahvô), Dd. 31, 7, 18;
30, 13, 25; 44, 20; Ep. I, v,
3, 4; Ap. 385, 442. Påürvagiryâ, man, Dd. 48, 33. Pâzand, Dd. 37, 99 ; 90, 3 n; Ep.
II, ii, 9 n, iv, 3 n; Ap. 384, 438 n. Pebbles used in Bareshnüm, Ep. I,
vii, 16, 17, ix, 6; 11, iii, 12; Ap.
447. Period of the day, Dd. 43, 3, 8, 9;
Ap. 448. Persian version, Ap. 373-380; writer,
Ap. 426. Persians, Ap. 389, 390.
Ocean, Dd. 48, 32 n; 92, 2, 5; 93,
2, 3, 8, 11D; Ap. 418. See
Wide-formed. Omniscient wisdom, Dd. 37, 43, 75;
89, 11. Ordeal by poison, Dd. 37, 74. Original good work, Dd. 12, 1, 5.
- sin, Dd. 12, 5. Orion, Dd. 37, 48 n; 39, 11 n. Ormazd, Ap. 425. See Adharmazd. Ouseley, Sir W., Int. 25n; Ep. 1,
on.
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