Ormuzd's Living Word to Zoroaster

Name: Ormuzd's lebendiges Wort an Zoroaster oder Zend-Avesta
Author: Eckard, Friedrich Simon

Ormuzd's lebendiges Wort an Zoroaster oder Zend-Avesta

Eckard, Friedrich Simon

German

Zoroaster (attributed) c. 1000 BCE · published 1789

460 pages

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First Translation

No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.

Friedrich Simon Eckard's 1789 German work 'Ormuzd's lebendiges Wort an Zoroaster' is a specific abridgment and commentary based on Anquetil-Duperron's French translation of the Zend-Avesta. While the Avestan texts themselves have been translated into English (notably by James Darmesteter), no English translation exists of this particular 18th-century German intermediary digest. Catalog searches across multiple databases yielded no records of an English version of Eckard's text.

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Step into the ancient cosmic battleground where every thought, word, and deed tilts the scales between eternal light and absolute darkness. This definitive guide to the Zend-Avesta reveals the intricate rituals and profound mythology of the Zoroastrian faith, offering a rare look into a world where spiritual purity is the ultimate weapon against evil.