To study the fascinating variety and richness of the prophetic traditions -from Zoroaster, the archetypal prophet of the Iranian tradition,1 to Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam,2 and from the Hebrew nabi' to the oracle prophets of Delphi or Dodona3 - would involve a lengthy digression at this point.
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"To study the fascinating variety and richness of the prophetic traditions -from Zoroaster, the archetypal prophet of the Iranian tradition,1 to Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam,2 and from the Hebrew nabi' to the oracle prophets of Delphi or Dodona3 - would involve a lengthy digression at this point."
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