Mills, Lawrence Heyworth, 1837-1918
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Mills, L. H. (Lawrence Heyworth), 1837-1918
Mills, Lawrence Heyworth
Lawrence Heyworth Mills British academic
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Works
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| The ancient maunscript of the Yasna with its Pahlavi translation (1323) Generally quoted as J2 and now in the possession of the Bodleian library |
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| Avesta |
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| A dictionary of the Gâthic language of the Zend Avesta : being vol. III of a Study of the five Zarathushtrian Gâthas |
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| An exposition of the lore of the Avesta in catechetical dialogue, being the application of the author's works upon the subject |
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| The Inherent vowel in the alphabet of the avesta-language |
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| Nairiusangha |
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| Our own religion in ancient Persia : being lectures delivered in Oxford presenting the Zend Avesta as collated with the pre-Christian exilic pharisaism, advancing the Persian question to the foremost position in our Biblical research |
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| [Pahlavi text of Yasna] |
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| A study of Yasna I |
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| Testimony of Lawrence Heyworth Mills |
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| The Yasna of the the Avesta : in continuous treatment, with the Avesta, Pahlavi, Sanskrit and Persian texts, resumed upon the plan inititated in the five Zarathustrian Gathas, with the four texts, commentary and dictionary (1892-1894-1902). |
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| The Yasna, Visparad, Afrinagan, Gahs, and miscellaneous fragments |
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| Yasna XXIX in its Sanskrit equivalents |
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| Zarathushtra and the Greeks : a discussion of the relation existing between the Ameshaspentas and the Logos |
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| Zarathuštra, Philo, the Achaemenids and Israel, being a treatise upon the antiquity and influence of the Avesta |
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| Zarathustrian Gâthas in metre and rythm. |
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| Zoroaster and the Bible. |
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