In the framework of the so-called Zoroaster's legend, developed by the Mazdean tradition on the basis of a debated historical tradition, some Pahlavi and Persian texts, report that the Iranian prophet went to Kay Wistasp. The article focuses on Zoroastrian astrological doctrines, based upon Indian and Greek material, but also on Babylonian traditions, that were conceived as an original invention of the prophet.
A. Panaino (2007). The Twelve Babylonian Astrologers and Zoroaster. WIENER ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR DIE KUNDE DES MORGENLANDES, 305-309.
The Twelve Babylonian Astrologers and Zoroaster
PANAINO, ANTONIO CLEMENTE DOMENICO
2007
Abstract
In the framework of the so-called Zoroaster's legend, developed by the Mazdean tradition on the basis of a debated historical tradition, some Pahlavi and Persian texts, report that the Iranian prophet went to Kay Wistasp. The article focuses on Zoroastrian astrological doctrines, based upon Indian and Greek material, but also on Babylonian traditions, that were conceived as an original invention of the prophet.File in questo prodotto:
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