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“ The names Zend-Avesta and eurrupt Sanskrit. Pazenda derived — datem, from that is, The Vendidad ( laterally vi-daevo what is given to remove devas or demons,) contains dialogue, the principles of which had undoubtedly been taken from the ancient Hindoos.
- * The word Pazenda corresponds
with Sanskrit P ahino jaa inda, and the Zendavasta as well as with jaa ind avasta
- * We
see also soma vedio words in Ifcs work, corresponding to Sanskrit
- *
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followers of Zenda- vasta, as stated in their religious work, used to ^drink somarasa like that the the aneient Zerootrarians Inio-aryaav were the *
- mere From
hnit%tors^ these l of come Hindoos to know ” Extracts from a lecture on the religious sects of India by the author. ( • )
