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The Gathas
References
The Gathas, which are the divine songs of Zarathushtra, comprise a very short selection of poems, which are the only remaining communications attributed directly to Zarathushtra.
Scholars use a number of ways, including linguistics, phonetics, as well as poetical and mystical compositions to translate these poems, and effectively communicate the message of Zarathushtra..
The following is a suggestive list of books (in no particular order) which are translations or interpretations of the Gathas:
- Translations of Gathas, the holy songs of Zarathushtra, Mobed Firouz Azargoshasb
- The divine songs of Zarathushtra, Dinshaw J. Irani
- The Gathas - The Hymns of Zarathushtra, Dinshaw J. Irani
- The Hymns of Zarathushtra, Jacques Duchesne-Guillemin, translated from French by Mrs. M. Hemming
- The divine songs of Zarathushtra, Irach J.S. Taraporewala
- The Gathas of Zarathushtra, Irach J.S. Taraporewala
- The Teachings of Zarathushtra (The Prophet of Iran on How to Think and Succeed in Life), T. R. Sethna
- The Gathas, our guide, Ali A. Jafarey
- The Gathas, Our Guide - In Persian - by Ali A. Jafarey
- The Gathas of Zarathushtra, Stanley Insler
- The Gathas of Zarathushtra, In English Verse, Dr. Jimmy Nadershaw Sidhva
- The Gathas of Asho Zarathushtra, Pallan R. Ichaporia
- The Ahunavaiti Gatha (the first Gatha), Mobed Fariborz Shahzadi
- Let us Pray with Zarathushtra, Mina & Nowzer Mehta
- Thus Spake the Real Zarathushtra, Shahriar Shahriari
- The Zoroastrian tradition, An introduction to the ancient wisdom of Zarathushtra, Farhang Mehr.
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