The Dabistán, or School of manners, Volume 1 (of 3): translated from the original Persian, with notes and illustrations
Religion
The Dabistán, or School of manners, Volume 1 (of 3): translated from the original Persian, with notes and illustrations
Iran -- Religion; Religions
Section I.――General appreciation of the Dabistán
and its author clxxix
II.――Notice concerning the printed edition,
some manuscripts, and the
translations of the Dabistán clxxxviii
CONTENTS
_Of the Dabistán (vol. I.)_
Page
Introduction of the Author 1
CHAPTER I.
Of the religion of the Parsian 4
Section I.――Tenets and ceremonies observed by the
Sipasian and Parsian 5
Description of the worship rendered to
the seven planets, according to the
Sipasian faith 35
II.――Description of the Sipasian sect 87
III.――The laws of the Paiman-i-Farhang and
the Hirbed Sár 147
Descriptions of the gradations of
Paradise 150
Description of the infernal regions 152
IV.――An account of the Jamshapian sect 193
V.――The Samradian sect 195
VI.――The tenets of the Khodaiyan 201
VII.――The system of the Rádián _ibid._
VIII.――The Shidrangián creed 203
IX.――The Páikárian creed _ibid._
X.――The Milánián system 204
XI.――The system of the followers of Alár 206
XII.――The Shidanian faith 207
XIII.――The system of the Akhshiyán sect _ibid._
XIV.――The followers of Zardusht 211
Account of the precepts given by Zardusht
to the king and all mankind 260
The Sad-der, or “the hundred gates” of
Zardusht 310
Enumeration of some advantages which
arise from the enigmatical forms of
the precepts of Zardusht’s followers 351
Summary of the contents of the Mah-zend 353
XV.――An account of the tenets held by the
followers of Mazdak 372
PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE.
PART I.
INTRODUCTION.
§ I.――HOW THE DABISTAN FIRST BECAME KNOWN――ITS
AUTHOR――THE SOURCES OF HIS INFORMATION.
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