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- Zarathustra, to be a su'is
sar'gis of the fourth grade, 176.24,25. raised up by
the loo'is under the orders of God (Samati)
I'hua'Mazda, 173.2 to 4. name of the father and
mother of, 173.4. mother of, was by Sa'moan, an
angel, obsessed before she conceived, and during the
time of maternity not suffered to wake from her
unconscious trance, 173.4. Fragapatti instructs God
(Samati) as to what he is to accomplish on the earth
in five years' time through his heir, 183.9 to
185.18. taken by his mother from the city of Oas to
the Forest of Goats, 177.13. an i-e-su, a
passionless birth, 174.7. stature of, equal to three
ordinary men, 178.14. called by the tribes of the
forest the Lamb of God, signifying strength and good
will, 178.14. taught wisdom in all things by Ejah,
one of God's Lords, 182.1 to 183.8.
- Zarathustra made a priest
by the I'hins, remaining with them seven years,
teaching them many things, 184.9, 10. again in
charge of I'hua'Mazda, and goes before Asha, king of
Oas, 185.17 to 22. used as a sar'gis in presence of
Asha, 185.1 to 188.17. returns to the forest to
write the Zarathustrian laws, 188.17. sat in the
bushes for thirty days and thirty nights, neither
eating, nor drinking, nor sleeping, 193.10. goes
again to Asha, the king. Interview between them,
196.11 to 204.20. a man, All Pure, 205.5. delivers
the prison, and the shaft of the keeper's spear is
broken in a thousand pieces (see 261.25), 213,214.1
to 4. to visit the large cities of Shem, Ham and
Jaffeth, and to travel four years delivering the
Zarathustrian law, 215.5. founds the Zarathustrian
religion, making Asha chief father, 215.7, 8.
visits, the city of Tse'gow, and is used as a
sar'gis before the king, 216.10 to 219.28. the king
thrusts his sword at, but it broke into a hundred
pieces and yet no part touched (261.25), 219.29.'
city destroyed, and the king kills himself, 221.7 to
222.15. king appears in sar'gis, declaring he is not
dead, 224.24. feeds more than 30,000 people for
three days, (226.23), 225.7. teaches the people how
to pray, 227.5 to 8. cometh to Ne'ki'ro, whose king
was descended "from before the world was", and who
was one-seventh and one-ninth of all created things,
but kills himself and is restored to life by 235.5
to 240.28. departs to the upper lands of Shem,
visits Ham, and returns to Oas, 241.9 to 242.13.
brought before Pon'Yah, the king of Oas, who judges
him and casts him into the den of thieves, 244.4 to
246.17. raises to life the messenger killed by the
king, heals the sick and restores the blind and
deaf, 246, 247.3 to 6. the learned people say of, if
he be the master of the I'huans, let him prove his
powers whilst he is hanging by the feet, 247.8. is
imprisoned with two thieves, and hung between them,
247, 248.9 to 12. speaks to the learned men, and
gives up his body, and it is cast into the den of
lions and at first not eaten by them, but afterwards
they eat it, 248.14 to 249.17. appears in the
semblance of his own flesh and color, and in his own
clothes, and speaks before Asha and the learned men,
250.21. inquired of as to the two thieves, who
presently appear in sar'gis, 250.23, 24. inquired of
as to how long a spirit lingereth around about,
251.27. in sar'gis, teaches for three days and
nights the words of Ormazd, 252 chap. xxx. rises out
of hada, where he had dwelt three days, 256.23.
called Zoa-raaster in the Fonecian language, 333.1.
See also 668.2 to 15; 543.14 to 20; 545.35.
- Zarathustra, so that the
name of, was forgotten amongst men, 669.20.
- Zarathustrian Laws, 188
chap. viii. to chap. xiiv. 8; 193.10; 282, 283.31 to
37, 6.
- Zeredho had a God named
Hoab, 186.8; 196.7; 292.4; 303.5.
- Zero, I created man at, but
for him to add unto himself forever, 68.24; 100.2.
- Zeus, the Grecian name of
De'yus, 435.6; 482.14. the Grecian name of De'yus,
and afterwards of Baal, 699.29.
- Zodiac, signs of the, given
by the Lord, 144.16. Osire, through his Lords
bestows the tablet of the, on mortals, 167, 168.1 to
4. See Plate 64, page 613; also 614.49.
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