Aryan

Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 07 Oct 2011 14:02 and updated at 07 Oct 2011 14:02

YAST NOUN

yst.04 [5.] <6.> "I will smite thee, O Druj! whomsoever thou art, whomsoever thou art amongst the Drujes that come in an open way, whomsoever thou art amongst the Drujes that come by hidden way, whomsoever thou art amongst the Drujes that defile by contact; whatsoever Druj thou art, I smite thee away from the Aryan countries; whatsoever Druj thou art, I bind thee; I smite thee down, O Druj! I throw thee down below, O Druj!"
yst.05 42. He begged of her a boon, saying: "Grant me this, O good, most beneficent Ardvi Sura Anahita! that I may seize hold of that Glory, that is waving in the middle of the sea Vouru Kasha and that belongs to the Aryan people, to those born and to those not yet born, and to the holy Zarathushtra."
yst.05 49. To her did the gallant Husravah, he who united the Aryan nations into one kingdom, offer up a sacrifice behind the Chaechasta lake, the deep lake, of salt waters, with a Hundred male Horses, a Thousand Oxen, Ten Thousand Lambs.
yst.05 58. They begged of her a boon, saying: "Grant us this, O good, most beneficent Ardvi Sura Anahita! that we may overcome the valiant warrior Tusa, and that we may smite of the Aryan people their fifties and their hundreds, their hundreds and their thousands, their thousands and their Tens of thousands, their Tens of thousands and their myriads of myriads."
yst.05 117. They begged of her a boon, saying: "Grant us this, O good, most beneficent Ardvi Sura Anahita! that we may conquer the valiant Kavi Vishtaspa and Zairivairi who fights on horseback, and that we may smite of the Aryan people their fifties and their hundreds, their hundreds and their thousands, their thousands and their Tens of thousands, their Tens of thousands and their myriads of myriads."
yst.08 36. We sacrifice unto Tishtrya, the bright and glorious star, whose rising is watched by men who live on the fruits of the year, by the chiefs of deep understanding; by the wild beasts in the mountains, by the tame beasts that run in the plains; they watch him, as he comes up to the country for a bad year, or for a good year, (thinking in themselves): "How shall the Aryan countries be fertile?"
yst.08 56. If the Aryan countries, O Spitama Zarathushtra! would perform in honour of the bright and glorious Tishtrya the due sacrifice and invocation, just as that sacrifice and invocation ought to be performed in the perfection of holiness; never should a hostile horde enter these Aryan countries, nor any plague, nor leprosy, nor venomous plants, nor the Chariot of a foe, nor the uplifted spear of a foe.
yst.08 58. Ahura Mazda answered: Let the Aryan nations bring libations unto him; let the Aryan nations tie bundles of baresma for him; let the Aryan nations cook for him a head of cattle, either white, or black, or of any other colour, but all of one and the same colour.
yst.08 61. Plagues will ever pour upon the Aryan nations; hostile hordes will ever fall upon the Aryan nations; the Aryans will be smitten, by their fifties and their hundreds, by their hundreds and their thousands, by thetr thousands and their Tens of thousands, by their Tens of thousands and their myriads of myriads.
yst.10 4. For his brightness and glory, I will offer unto him a sacrifice worth being heard, namely, unto Mithra, the lord of wide pastures. We offer up libations unto Mithra, the lord of wide pastures, who gives a happy dwelling and a good dwelling to the Aryan nations.
yst.13 10. Upon which run the many streams and rivers; upon which the many kinds of plants grow up from the ground, to nourish Animals and men, to nourish the Aryan nations, to nourish the Five kinds of Animals, and to help the faithful.
yst.13 43. They shed Satavaesa between the earth and the sky, him to whom the waters belong, who lisTens to appeals and makes the waters flow and the plants grow up, to nourish Animals and men, to nourish the Aryan nations, to nourish the Five kinds of Animals and to help the faithful.
yst.13 44. Satavaesa comes down and flows between the earth and the sky, he to whom the waters belong, who lisTens to appeals and makes the waters and the plants grow up, fair, radiant, and full of light, to nourish Animals and men, to nourish the Aryan nations, to nourish the Five kinds of Animals, and to help the faithful.
yst.13 87. We worship the Fravashi of Gaya Maretan Gayomard[], who first lisTened unto the thought and teaching of Ahura Mazda; of whom Ahura formed the race of the Aryan nations, the seed of the Aryan nations.
yst.13 143. We worship the Fravashis of the holy men in the Aryan countries;
yst.13 We worship the Fravashis of the holy Women in the Aryan countries.
yst.14 48. Ahura Mazda said: If men sacrifice unto Verethraghna, made by Ahura, if the due sacrifice and prayer is offered unto him just as it ought to be performed in the perfection of holiness, never will a hostile horde enter the Aryan countries, nor any plague, nor leprosy, nor venomous plants, nor the Chariot of a foe, nor the uplifted spear of a foe.
yst.14 50. Ahura Mazda answered: Let the Aryan nations bring libations unto him; let the Aryan nations tie bundles of baresma for him; let the Aryan nations cook for him a head of cattle, either white, or black, or of any other colour, but all of one and the same colour.
yst.14 53. Plagues will ever pour upon the Aryan nations; hostile hordes will ever fall upon the Aryan nations; the Aryans will be smitten by their fifties and their hundreds, by their hundreds and their thousands, by their thousands and their Tens of thousands, by their Tens of thousands and their myriads of myriads.
yst.15 He begged of him a boon, saying: Grant me this, O Vayu! who dost work highly, that the gallant Husravah, he who unites the Aryan nations into one kingdom, may not smite us; that I may flee from king Husravah;….
yst.17 41 To her did the gallant Husravah, he who united the Aryan nations into one kingdom, offer up a sacrifice, behind the Chaechasta lake, the deep lake of salt waters.
yst.17 43. The great Ashi Vanguhi ran and came to his side. The gallant Husravah, he who united the Aryan nations into one kingdom, obtained that boon. For her brightness and glory, I will offer her a sacrifice worth being heard….
yst.18 Ahura Mazda spake unto Spitama Zarathushtra, saying: I made the Aryan Glory, rich in food, rich in flocks, rich in wealth, rich in Glory; provided with full store of intelligence, with full store of money, to withstand Need, and to withstand enemies.
yst.18 It destroys Angra Mainyu, who is all death; it destroys Aeshma, the fiend of the wounding spear; it destroys the yellow Bushyasta; it destroys the contagion of Aekha; it destroys the fiend of death, Apaosha; it destroys the non Aryan nations.
yst.19 56. Which the Turanian ruffian Frangrasyan tried to seize in the sea Vouru Kasha. He stripped himself naked, wishing to seize that Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra. But the Glory escaped, the Glory fled away, the Glory changed its seat, and an arm of the sea Vouru Kasha was produced, namely, that lake that is called Lake Husravah.
yst.19 57. Then the most crafty Turanian Frangrasyan rushed out of the sea Vouru Kasha, O Spitama Zarathushtra! thinking evil thoughts: I have not been able to conquer the Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra.
yst.19 59. A second time he stripped himself naked, wishing to seize that Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra. But the Glory escaped, the Glory fled away, the Glory changed its seat, and an arm of the sea Vouru Kasha was produced, namely, that lake that is called Lake Vanghazdau.
yst.19 60. Then the most crafty Turanian Frangrasyan rushed out of the sea Vouru Kasha, O Spitama Zarathushtra! thinking evil thoughts: I have not been able to conquer the Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra.
yst.19 62. A third time he stripped himself naked, wishing to seize the Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra. But the Glory escaped, the Glory fled away, the Glory changed its seat, and an arm was produced in the sea Vouru Kasha, namely, the water that is called Awzh danva.
yst.19 63. Then the most crafty Turanian Frangrasyan rushed out of the sea Vouru Kasha, O Spitama Zarathushtra! thinking evil thought: I have not been able to conquer the Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra!
yst.19 64. He was not able to seize the Glory that belongs to the Aryan nations, born and unborn, and to the holy Zarathushtra.
yst.19 68. And there comes with him a Horse s strength, there comes with him a camel s strength, there comes with him a man s strength, there comes with him the kingly Glory: and there is in him, O holy Zarathushtra! so much of kingly Glory as might extinguish at once all the non Aryan nations.
yst.19 69. And then (through it) living creatures may keep away hunger and death, living creatures (may keep away) cold and heat. Such is the kingly Glory, the keeper of the Aryan nations and of the Five kinds of Animals, made to help the faithful and the Law of the worshippers of Mazda.

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