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Bundahishn ("Creation") or Knowledge from the Zand

Zoroaster, the founder of Zoroastrianism

Chapter 1. Ohrmazd's original creation; the antagonism of the evil spirit; nature of the creatures of the world

Chapter 2. On the formation of the luminaries

Chapter 3. The rush of the destroyer at the creatures

Chapter 4. Goshorun, the primal ox

Chapter 5. The planets and cosmology

Chapter 6. The battle with the sky

Chapter 7. The battle with water

Chapter 8. The battle with the earth

Chapter 9. The battle with the plants

Chapter 10. The battle with the primeval ox

Chapter 11. The nature of the earth

Chapter 12. The nature of mountains

Chapter 13. The nature of the oceans

Chapter 14. The nature of the animals

Chapter 15. The nature of people

Chapter 16. The nature of procreation

Chapter 17. The nature of fire

Chapter 18. The nature of trees

Chapter 19. Regarding fabulous creatures

Chapter 20. The nature of rivers

Chapter 21. Regarding liquids

Chapter 22. The nature of lakes

Chapter 23. The nature of the ape and bear

Chapter 24. The chieftainship of people and animals

Chapter 25. The religious calendar

Chapter 26. Measuring distances

Chapter 27. The nature of plants

Chapter 28. On the evil-doing of Ahriman and the demons

Chapter 29. On the spiritual chieftainship of the regions of the earth

Chapter 30. On the resurrection and future existence

Chapter 31. On the race and offspring of the Kayans

Chapter 32. Pourushasp and Zartosht

Chapter 33. The family of the Mobads

Chapter 34. On the reckoning of years

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