The chief source for the teachings of Zarathushtra (known to the West as Zoroaster) is the compilation of holy works called the Avesta, a name which probably means 'The Injunction (of Zarathushtra)'.
An edition of Zoroastrianism
(1977)
Zoroastrianism
its antiquity and constant vigour
by Mary Boyce
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