Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,  1 |         to the oldest part of the Avesta, which can hardly date earlier
 2 Intro,  1 |          that the language of the Avesta, if it were known at a stage
 3 Intro,  2 | comparison of the Rigveda and the Avesta shows. The purpose of these
 4 Intro,  6 |          period, in which, as the Avesta shows, the principle is
 5 Intro,  7 |         like the Gandarewa of the Avesta), who dwells in the aerial
 6 Intro,  7 |           Soma, and is (as in the Avesta) connected with the waters.~
 7 Intro,  7 |          being, like ahura in the Avesta (cf. p. 134). The term dasa,
 8 Intro,  10|         evidence derived from the Avesta and from Comparative Philology.
 9 Intro,  10|           traditional school--the Avesta, Comparative Philology,
10   6       |  pre-Indian; for it occurs in the Avesta as that of a demon; the
11   8       |   Indo-Iranian period. For in the Avesta Apam napat is a spirit of
12   9       |            is corroborated by the Avesta and by Persian religion
13  14       |         are invoked as apo in the Avesta also.~
14  15       |           are thus coupled in the Avesta.~
15  16       |       light, and cognate with the Avesta hvare sun, which has swift
16  18       |           the wise spirit) of the Avesta agrees with the Asura Varuna
17  21       |      mountains (like Haoma in the Avesta), his true origin and abode
18  21       |           In both the RV. and the Avesta it is stated that the stalks
19  28       |         the Yima and Yimeh of the Avesta. Yama himself may in that
20  28       |          a golden age, for in the Avesta he is the ruler of an earthly,