Vendidad
[ven-dee-dahd]
Also called Videvdat.
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The second place must unquestionably be assigned to the Vendidad.
Chips From A German Workshop - Volume IFriedrich Max Mller
"There are many who do not like to give," Ormuzd, in the Vendidad, confided to Zarathrustra.
The Lords of the GhostlandEdgar Saltus
The Vendidad fixes the sum which the physician is to receive for his services.
The History of AntiquityMax Duncker
In 1771 he published his Zend-Avesta, a translation of the Vendidad, and other sacred books, which aroused much interest.
In the Zend ‘Vendidad’ the souls of the pious fear to meet the wolf on the way to heaven.
Demonology and Devil-loreMoncure Daniel Conway