Horomazes
(Redirectum de Ahura Mazda)
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Hōromazēs (-ae), sive Ahura Mazda[1] est Avestanum nomen summi dei, creatoris mundi, secundum religionem veterem Avestanam vel Zoroastream. Haec fuit religio Iraniae ante Islamicae adventum.
Horomazes dicitur summum animum cultus Zoroastrianismi una cum essenti primum et saepe invocatum animum in operibus Yasna.
Notae[recensere | fontem recensere]
- ↑ Graece Ὡρομάζης, -ου, ut apud Platon. Alcib. I, 122a; Plutarch. De Iside, 47. Alii "Ahura Mazda" scribunt (lingua Persica antiqua 𐏈 𐏉 Auramazdâ, lingua Persica اهورامزدا), h.e. fere "magna sapientia" vel "dominus sapientiae".
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