Being A Prize Essay In The Name Of M. Haug, Ph. D. Comprising The Original Pehlevi Text, Its Transliteration In Roman As Well As Gujerathee Characters (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247359120)

"Being A Prize Essay In The Name Of M. Haug, Ph. D." presents a comprehensive study of an original Pehlevi text. Authored by Âdarbâd Mârâspand, this work includes the Pehlevi text itself, meticulously transliterated into Roman and Gujerathee characters. It features a complete translation in Gujerathee, offering accessibility to a wider audience. Furthermore, it provides a glossary in both Gujerathee and English, clarifying all words within the text.

This essay stands as a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and scholars of Zoroastrianism, providing insights into ancient languages and religious texts. Its detailed approach ensures a deep understanding of the Pehlevi language and its cultural significance, making it an enduring contribution to linguistic and religious studies.

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