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== Literature of Pahlavi == Pahlavi Literature is divided to three parts:
Pahlavi translations of Avesta texts It includes several major Pahlavi texts which are translation of Avesta texts. It includes also some Afringan, Yasht and Niyayishn. Some major Pahlavi books of this kind are: Pahlavi texts on religious subjects It includes several major Pahlavi texts about different zoroastrian religious subjects such as cosmogony, cosmology, eschatology, creation of the world, ceremonies, rituals, Andarz, Pandnamak, Patit etc. Some major Pahlavi books of this kind are: Pahlavi texts on non-religious subjects It includes several major Pahlavi texts which fall within the categories of Pahlavi glossaries, stories, poems, Geography etc. Some major Pahlavi books of this kind are: We have to add several other Pahlavi books which are missed today and we are only aware of them through Arabic and Persian books where some information are written about them. Like Ayyatkar-i Anushirvan which the Arabic translation could be found in 'Tajarob-al Omam' of 'Ibn-i Muskuye' or 'Khvatay Namak' that is missed completely. See also | ||||||||
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