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1[sacrae nostrae] Sanctitate promoventur*], (d) His leges [de facto et de ritu] docens- enuntiat Pietas (prompta mens gratia Tua in nos* inspirata), (e) Tuae In- telligentiae [leges], quam [quae] nemo facit-ut-ludatur[-dantur], [hoc est quam nemo fallere possit]. Vel ‘in nobis’. Pahl. text translit. Pavan Lak1 afztnik minavad! vardishnd yamtinéd [min saritarih avo shapirih?] (b) pavan zak 1 Adharmazd khiidayih dén zak i8 Vohiman, (c)zmtin pavan zak #4 valman kfinishnd géhand 15 Aharayih fra- XLII, 5, 6. 163 which ¢s Thy virtue (or ‘in accordance with this which js Thy capability (or ‘wisdom’)’) the last also of the creation turns thus in its ending. Ner.’s sansk. text, Mahattama{-mo]! mahyati evar Tyari, Mahajiidnin, amarsthah, Svimin, (b) yat te bhuvane jananiri*2 dadarga “hari prathamam, (c) yat* adh karmakridbhyah* prasadam, yachcha yachasi, (d) vighatarn vighatakebhyah*, uttamdm*? vibhatir uttamebhyah. (e) Tava guneshu srishtih* paribhramati* nidane’, + 3.5, J.* tara. 2 J.* uttamanam, @ Py Ner. transl. Thus Thou wert* thought greatest”! by me, O Great Wise One the Lord, (b) when I first saw Thy production in the world, (c) when Thou gavest grace (or ‘reward’) to those who labour with action and also what ¢s* with* (or ‘in’) speech; (d) and so likewise didst Thow send de- struction* upon the destroyers, but the highest (i. e. the good spiritual*- riches* (or ‘adyvantage’) to the good*; (e) for in and through Thy virtues is the creation turning (or ‘changing’) in the end. *' Not meaning ‘O greatest’. Parsi-persian Ms. trit, Afztini + kunand(ah) ma-ra édfin Ta andéshid hasti, Hormuzd, (b) kih am an ¢ TA péda-, or (‘paida-’)-kard andar jihan vinandah (sic vel ‘vindah’ (sic)) avval; (c) kiyat dad an kunishnkaran (sic) + kar-kunandahgan muzd, va kih ham pah sakhun, (d) [va = va] zadan [] 7 [a = varman] ¢ zadar [Tu-ra dad] an 7 veh bandagt an fi ¢ veh * (e) Pah in ¢ Ta hinar pédaish*! [andar = dayen| akhir ham [Tai = Lak] gardid*? [pédaish*! = dém]] #*) *! Or ‘paiday®’. * or ‘paidayish ¢ Tu gardéd’ sees. 6. Free tr. In which last changing Thou, a spirit bounteous, Comest with Good Mind, and Thy Kingdom, Mazda By deeds of whom the settlements in Right are furthered; Laws unto these to teach Devotion* striveth, Laws of Thy wisdom which no man deceives. dahishnih, (d) valmanshan min radd Amdzédé* bindak minishnih [Sdshans], (e) min hana? i Lak “khiradd padash 14 pavan mindavam bara, frifi-ait8, *Mf, ins. f. ? DJ. *pir. *DJ., D. ins. i * DJ. ins. ©DJ. om. *P. om. 7 DJ. ad. * See P. throughout. Pahl. trl. Through Thy bountiful spirit the changing comes (or ‘In* that changing:- (pavan to be applied to vardishnd), O Thou bountiful Spirit, Ye* come*’) [the change from wickedness to goodness] (b) through Adhar- mazd’s supremacy* in that which is a Good Mind, (c) through* whose* deeds there is a furtherance of the settlements of Sanctity (d) for* those (oblique by pos.; see also Ner.) to whom the Perfect Mind is teaching a regulation, (or
2* come*’) [the change from wickedness to goodness] (b) through Adhar- mazd’s supremacy* in that which is a Good Mind, (c) through* whose* deeds there is a furtherance of the settlements of Sanctity (d) for* those (oblique by pos.; see also Ner.) to whom the Perfect Mind is teaching a regulation, (or (read ‘pavan’) ‘whom the master is teaching through the perfect mind’) [Séshans (cited)], (e) in*t regard*! to*! which*! this Thy wisdom is in no wise deceived. *Or ‘by which’. Ner.’s sansk. text. Evath, mahattarat, Tvayi*, adricyamtrte?, paribhra- AtyA mata* pripnoti (nikrishtatvat* uttamatve*], (b) Mahajiidnino® rajyena antah* 164 XLII. 6, 7 uttame manasi, (c) yesharicha karmabhih bhivibhiteh* punyatmanyah* vrid- dhidatih* (d) taic¢cha ye gurucishyapitah* (?) samptirnamanasa, (Caogiosena], (e) Tvadiyam buddhism ye no kenachit pratarayanti. © J.4 tare. 7J.4, J.* ch, 480 J.3, J.4, J.* * 5.4 °mand. © all yap. Ner. transl. And so by* Thee, O Thou Greater spirit, the changing comes [from a state of degradation into the exalted condition (i.e. ‘to good- ness’)], (b) through the sovereignty of Thee the Great Wise One within the exalted (i. e, ‘the good’) mind, (c) through whose deeds zs the promotion of wa) eps Vases saghng ase ‘Be “GEC MED 7. Text. 9 (381) 96 gusay)oag qubl 0G pare YH WWIIYIG YY -dfQIy AUG. sppwneey anges sussuna)) a )uueduy danse aay Sop reso} urge qu oow puss sah Verb. transl. Bene-largientem [vel ‘Sanctum’ (?)| sic Te, Mazda, existi- mayi**, Ahura, (b) quum me Bona circumibat*1, [i. e. ad me propius accede- bat] Mente [Obedientia (?), hoc est, sanctus oboediens devotus, et oboedien- tiam inter cives incitans et confirmans], (c) interrogabatque*t me: ‘Quis es? cujus[-que] es [i.e. ‘cujus patriae civis, vel cujus regis vel dei servus es’*?]; (d) quo-modo hodie significationes [de hac re] interrogando* [i. e. indicia ad responsa interrogationibus de rebus sacrae causae et nationis nostrae danda} monstrabo (e) in (vel ‘de’) Tuis coloniis sacris in [vel ‘de’] corporeque, [i.e. de te ipso]’? *1 Utrum hoe loco etiam conj. stet necne? ‘existimabo* .. circum- ibit® . . . interrogabit*. . .’. Pahl. text transl. Afzinik am‘ aéttind Lak minid hémanih, Adharmazd, (b) amat avd li Vahoéman bara mad, (c) ptrsiddsh? min li, aigh: min hémanih; va? min main‘ hémanih? (d) Chigin zak i® yom dakhshak, [yém i] fraz avo hampérsakih numid yekavimtinéd, [aigh, dakhshak chigiin vadtinam-é® (e) i] madam hana i” lak} géhdnd tand* rai, (numidd yekavimtinéd ?)8. * D. ins. am; DJ. i, *D, ch ash. ? D. om. va * M. ins. avd nafshman; D. ins. ayo (?). § DJ. ins. i. © DJ., M. °nam-é; D. ‘namam. 7 DJ. om. ® see P. throughout. Pahl. transi. Thus I thought Thee bountiful, 0 Adharmazd, (b) when ae —_ F XLIJTI. 6, 7. 165 the holy landed*!-estate** (the country*) (d, e) through those who are taught by the master, and with a perfect mind, [through Caogiosa], and who in no- wise thereby deceive Thy wisdom. * See géhani. Parsi-persian Ms. trit.
3ht Thee bountiful, 0 Adharmazd, (b) when ae —_ F XLIJTI. 6, 7. 165 the holy landed*!-estate** (the country*) (d, e) through those who are taught by the master, and with a perfect mind, [through Caogiosa], and who in no- wise thereby deceive Thy wisdom. * See géhani. Parsi-persian Ms. trit. Pah Ti, afztini-kunandah mint, [Hormuzd — Anhoma*), gar- didan rasad, [az badtari 4n vehi] (b) pah an ¢ Hérmuzd khudai andar an 7 Bahman, (c) kih pah 4n ¢ 0 kunishn jihan 7 Savab afzini-dehandah * (d) dshan kih rad Amtizéd bindab minishni [Séshyés*], (e) kih ana (sic) ¢ Tai khirad padash nah pah chiz bih fréft** (?) hed* #% *1 Vel ‘fariftah’. Free tr. Thus I conceived Thee, bounteous, Ahura Mazda, When with the Good Mind’s help Obedience* neared me, And asked of me: ‘who art Thou?, whence’ thy coming? How for their questions now: signs shall I show them? Signs in thy settlements, and in thyself? the Good Mind approached me, (c) and asked me* thus: ‘Who art thou, and from whom art thou, [i. e. from whom did’st thou come?], (d) and how is the sign given on* (or ‘ of”) [the day which] has been indicated (or ‘shown i) for the questioning or ‘conference’ (so also Ner., but in the earlier trans- lations yom may have merely repeated aydr(é) = ‘to day’), [that is, how may I produce the sign] (e) [which is shown] on (or ‘concerning this thy land (or ‘Thy (?) world’ (?)), and thy (or ‘Thy’) person?’ Ner.’s sansk. text. Mahattama{-mo*!] mahyarh evar Tvath, Mahajiidnin, amaristhah*, Svamin, (b) yat* mahyarh Uttamath samagachchhat* Manah, [Gvahmano ’marah], (c) aprichchhat* mam yat: ‘ko ’si??, kebhyo ’si? (d) Ka- thazh vasarasya chihnaih pragnakéritayai? nidarcitam Aste?, [kila, chihnarm katharh karomi] (e) upari tvadiyayah* bhivibhtiteh tanoccha’.. + Not voc. *? C, Ner. transl. Thus thou wert* thought greatest to (or ‘by me, maya’), O Great Wise One the Lord, (b) when the best Mind approached me [Gvah- mana the Immortal], (c) and asked me: ‘Who, and from whom art thou, (d) and how is the sign of* the* day for the investigation declared, [that is, how shall [provide asign] (e) concerning thy landed* estate* (thy country) and thy person’ ? Parsi-persian Ms. trit. (a) No tr. for ‘a’; teat as in my Pahl., (b) kih 4n man Bah- man bih rasid (¢) [] [—? = —?]] az man kfi: ‘Kih hasti, [] az kih hasti? (d) Chin an riz khaslat*, [ki dgh] [riz 7] fraz an hampursagi []? [kf rfiz7 TQ marg ¢ aknin nist = dgh yom t Rak marg (a) kniin (sic) rott (= 1éit)}, (ki, khaslat chfin kunam]?' (e) ¢ avar in ¢Tt jihin tan r&é [numfid éstéd?, [ki TA kih hasti? = dgh Rak, min homini*?’]} x 166—SCyj XLII. 8. cu) rbargy b)coaggrhas) 6 pds thy hy 8. Text. porrmnets 499 5499 HHI ota) bosGaarey penorsby ba eprops dyed) oOpaeo» Be apenas) -su9299)) Gaipyydy . gsoursoasly OUP AU, Bese Sanpausee» +2 G4U O49 8098496 10S JU. $959))) pay Verbatim transl.
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1[sacrae nostrae] Sanctitate promoventur*], (d) His leges [de facto et de ritu] docens- enuntiat Pietas (prompta mens gratia Tua in nos* inspirata), (e) Tuae In- telligentiae [leges], quam [quae] nemo facit-ut-ludatur[-dantur], [hoc est quam nemo fallere possit]. Vel ‘in nobis’. Pahl. text translit. Pavan Lak1 afztnik minavad! vardishnd yamtinéd [min saritarih avo shapirih?] (b) pavan zak 1 Adharmazd khiidayih dén zak i8 Vohiman, (c)zmtin pavan zak #4 valman kfinishnd géhand 15 Aharayih fra- XLII, 5, 6. 163 which ¢s Thy virtue (or ‘in accordance with this which js Thy capability (or ‘wisdom’)’) the last also of the creation turns thus in its ending. Ner.’s sansk. text, Mahattama{-mo]! mahyati evar Tyari, Mahajiidnin, amarsthah, Svimin, (b) yat te bhuvane jananiri*2 dadarga “hari prathamam, (c) yat* adh karmakridbhyah* prasadam, yachcha yachasi, (d) vighatarn vighatakebhyah*, uttamdm*? vibhatir uttamebhyah. (e) Tava guneshu srishtih* paribhramati* nidane’, + 3.5, J.* tara. 2 J.* uttamanam, @ Py Ner. transl. Thus Thou wert* thought greatest”! by me, O Great Wise One the Lord, (b) when I first saw Thy production in the world, (c) when Thou gavest grace (or ‘reward’) to those who labour with action and also what ¢s* with* (or ‘in’) speech; (d) and so likewise didst Thow send de- struction* upon the destroyers, but the highest (i. e. the good spiritual*- riches* (or ‘adyvantage’) to the good*; (e) for in and through Thy virtues is the creation turning (or ‘changing’) in the end. *' Not meaning ‘O greatest’. Parsi-persian Ms. trit, Afztini + kunand(ah) ma-ra édfin Ta andéshid hasti, Hormuzd, (b) kih am an ¢ TA péda-, or (‘paida-’)-kard andar jihan vinandah (sic vel ‘vindah’ (sic)) avval; (c) kiyat dad an kunishnkaran (sic) + kar-kunandahgan muzd, va kih ham pah sakhun, (d) [va = va] zadan [] 7 [a = varman] ¢ zadar [Tu-ra dad] an 7 veh bandagt an fi ¢ veh * (e) Pah in ¢ Ta hinar pédaish*! [andar = dayen| akhir ham [Tai = Lak] gardid*? [pédaish*! = dém]] #*) *! Or ‘paiday®’. * or ‘paidayish ¢ Tu gardéd’ sees. 6. Free tr. In which last changing Thou, a spirit bounteous, Comest with Good Mind, and Thy Kingdom, Mazda By deeds of whom the settlements in Right are furthered; Laws unto these to teach Devotion* striveth, Laws of Thy wisdom which no man deceives. dahishnih, (d) valmanshan min radd Amdzédé* bindak minishnih [Sdshans], (e) min hana? i Lak “khiradd padash 14 pavan mindavam bara, frifi-ait8, *Mf, ins. f. ? DJ. *pir. *DJ., D. ins. i * DJ. ins. ©DJ. om. *P. om. 7 DJ. ad. * See P. throughout. Pahl. trl. Through Thy bountiful spirit the changing comes (or ‘In* that changing:- (pavan to be applied to vardishnd), O Thou bountiful Spirit, Ye* come*’) [the change from wickedness to goodness] (b) through Adhar- mazd’s supremacy* in that which is a Good Mind, (c) through* whose* deeds there is a furtherance of the settlements of Sanctity (d) for* those (oblique by pos.; see also Ner.) to whom the Perfect Mind is teaching a regulation, (or
2* come*’) [the change from wickedness to goodness] (b) through Adhar- mazd’s supremacy* in that which is a Good Mind, (c) through* whose* deeds there is a furtherance of the settlements of Sanctity (d) for* those (oblique by pos.; see also Ner.) to whom the Perfect Mind is teaching a regulation, (or (read ‘pavan’) ‘whom the master is teaching through the perfect mind’) [Séshans (cited)], (e) in*t regard*! to*! which*! this Thy wisdom is in no wise deceived. *Or ‘by which’. Ner.’s sansk. text. Evath, mahattarat, Tvayi*, adricyamtrte?, paribhra- AtyA mata* pripnoti (nikrishtatvat* uttamatve*], (b) Mahajiidnino® rajyena antah* 164 XLII. 6, 7 uttame manasi, (c) yesharicha karmabhih bhivibhiteh* punyatmanyah* vrid- dhidatih* (d) taic¢cha ye gurucishyapitah* (?) samptirnamanasa, (Caogiosena], (e) Tvadiyam buddhism ye no kenachit pratarayanti. © J.4 tare. 7J.4, J.* ch, 480 J.3, J.4, J.* * 5.4 °mand. © all yap. Ner. transl. And so by* Thee, O Thou Greater spirit, the changing comes [from a state of degradation into the exalted condition (i.e. ‘to good- ness’)], (b) through the sovereignty of Thee the Great Wise One within the exalted (i. e, ‘the good’) mind, (c) through whose deeds zs the promotion of wa) eps Vases saghng ase ‘Be “GEC MED 7. Text. 9 (381) 96 gusay)oag qubl 0G pare YH WWIIYIG YY -dfQIy AUG. sppwneey anges sussuna)) a )uueduy danse aay Sop reso} urge qu oow puss sah Verb. transl. Bene-largientem [vel ‘Sanctum’ (?)| sic Te, Mazda, existi- mayi**, Ahura, (b) quum me Bona circumibat*1, [i. e. ad me propius accede- bat] Mente [Obedientia (?), hoc est, sanctus oboediens devotus, et oboedien- tiam inter cives incitans et confirmans], (c) interrogabatque*t me: ‘Quis es? cujus[-que] es [i.e. ‘cujus patriae civis, vel cujus regis vel dei servus es’*?]; (d) quo-modo hodie significationes [de hac re] interrogando* [i. e. indicia ad responsa interrogationibus de rebus sacrae causae et nationis nostrae danda} monstrabo (e) in (vel ‘de’) Tuis coloniis sacris in [vel ‘de’] corporeque, [i.e. de te ipso]’? *1 Utrum hoe loco etiam conj. stet necne? ‘existimabo* .. circum- ibit® . . . interrogabit*. . .’. Pahl. text transl. Afzinik am‘ aéttind Lak minid hémanih, Adharmazd, (b) amat avd li Vahoéman bara mad, (c) ptrsiddsh? min li, aigh: min hémanih; va? min main‘ hémanih? (d) Chigin zak i® yom dakhshak, [yém i] fraz avo hampérsakih numid yekavimtinéd, [aigh, dakhshak chigiin vadtinam-é® (e) i] madam hana i” lak} géhdnd tand* rai, (numidd yekavimtinéd ?)8. * D. ins. am; DJ. i, *D, ch ash. ? D. om. va * M. ins. avd nafshman; D. ins. ayo (?). § DJ. ins. i. © DJ., M. °nam-é; D. ‘namam. 7 DJ. om. ® see P. throughout. Pahl. transi. Thus I thought Thee bountiful, 0 Adharmazd, (b) when ae —_ F XLIJTI. 6, 7. 165 the holy landed*!-estate** (the country*) (d, e) through those who are taught by the master, and with a perfect mind, [through Caogiosa], and who in no- wise thereby deceive Thy wisdom. * See géhani. Parsi-persian Ms. trit.
3ht Thee bountiful, 0 Adharmazd, (b) when ae —_ F XLIJTI. 6, 7. 165 the holy landed*!-estate** (the country*) (d, e) through those who are taught by the master, and with a perfect mind, [through Caogiosa], and who in no- wise thereby deceive Thy wisdom. * See géhani. Parsi-persian Ms. trit. Pah Ti, afztini-kunandah mint, [Hormuzd — Anhoma*), gar- didan rasad, [az badtari 4n vehi] (b) pah an ¢ Hérmuzd khudai andar an 7 Bahman, (c) kih pah 4n ¢ 0 kunishn jihan 7 Savab afzini-dehandah * (d) dshan kih rad Amtizéd bindab minishni [Séshyés*], (e) kih ana (sic) ¢ Tai khirad padash nah pah chiz bih fréft** (?) hed* #% *1 Vel ‘fariftah’. Free tr. Thus I conceived Thee, bounteous, Ahura Mazda, When with the Good Mind’s help Obedience* neared me, And asked of me: ‘who art Thou?, whence’ thy coming? How for their questions now: signs shall I show them? Signs in thy settlements, and in thyself? the Good Mind approached me, (c) and asked me* thus: ‘Who art thou, and from whom art thou, [i. e. from whom did’st thou come?], (d) and how is the sign given on* (or ‘ of”) [the day which] has been indicated (or ‘shown i) for the questioning or ‘conference’ (so also Ner., but in the earlier trans- lations yom may have merely repeated aydr(é) = ‘to day’), [that is, how may I produce the sign] (e) [which is shown] on (or ‘concerning this thy land (or ‘Thy (?) world’ (?)), and thy (or ‘Thy’) person?’ Ner.’s sansk. text. Mahattama{-mo*!] mahyarh evar Tvath, Mahajiidnin, amaristhah*, Svamin, (b) yat* mahyarh Uttamath samagachchhat* Manah, [Gvahmano ’marah], (c) aprichchhat* mam yat: ‘ko ’si??, kebhyo ’si? (d) Ka- thazh vasarasya chihnaih pragnakéritayai? nidarcitam Aste?, [kila, chihnarm katharh karomi] (e) upari tvadiyayah* bhivibhtiteh tanoccha’.. + Not voc. *? C, Ner. transl. Thus thou wert* thought greatest to (or ‘by me, maya’), O Great Wise One the Lord, (b) when the best Mind approached me [Gvah- mana the Immortal], (c) and asked me: ‘Who, and from whom art thou, (d) and how is the sign of* the* day for the investigation declared, [that is, how shall [provide asign] (e) concerning thy landed* estate* (thy country) and thy person’ ? Parsi-persian Ms. trit. (a) No tr. for ‘a’; teat as in my Pahl., (b) kih 4n man Bah- man bih rasid (¢) [] [—? = —?]] az man kfi: ‘Kih hasti, [] az kih hasti? (d) Chin an riz khaslat*, [ki dgh] [riz 7] fraz an hampursagi []? [kf rfiz7 TQ marg ¢ aknin nist = dgh yom t Rak marg (a) kniin (sic) rott (= 1éit)}, (ki, khaslat chfin kunam]?' (e) ¢ avar in ¢Tt jihin tan r&é [numfid éstéd?, [ki TA kih hasti? = dgh Rak, min homini*?’]} x 166—SCyj XLII. 8. cu) rbargy b)coaggrhas) 6 pds thy hy 8. Text. porrmnets 499 5499 HHI ota) bosGaarey penorsby ba eprops dyed) oOpaeo» Be apenas) -su9299)) Gaipyydy . gsoursoasly OUP AU, Bese Sanpausee» +2 G4U O49 8098496 10S JU. $959))) pay Verbatim transl.
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