Original sentence: REDIRECT Zurvan
Edited sentence: Among the East Iranian Sogdians, Zurvan's name was written with characters corresponding to ʔzrwʔ (where both instances of ʔ represent some vowel).Biblo-Moser (1972), ISBN 0819602809.Cumont, Franz.For other uses of the name Zurvan, please see the disambiguation page at Zurvan.ISBN 0486203239.In Zurvanism, Zurvan is also the father of the good deity, Ahura Mazda, and the evil deity, Angra Mainyu.In ancient times the deity was worshipped among other ancient Iranian peoples as well.In both of these systems, ʔzrwʔ was senior to xwrmztʔ (the Sogdian equivalent of Ahura Mazda).In the Avesta the name is not used as the name of a deity.The Mysteries of Mithra.The Sogdian name was borrowed into Old Turkish as Äzrua, from which it passed into Mongolian as Esrua, where it is still used today by Mongolian Buddhists as a name for Brahmā.The Varieties of Zurvanism.The classic work examining the uncertain history of belief in Zurvan.The deity is represented as being nameless (the name Zurvan being an appellative title), without gender and passions, and neutral in regard to good and evil.The theosophist Helena Blavatsky asserted that Zoroaster taught that Zurvan was the father of Ahura Mazda and Angra Mainyu.This article is about the Persian deity.This seems to have been the name of the highest deity among the Sogdians, for it was used by the Buddhist Sogdians to refer to the high deity Brahmā and by the Manichaean Sogdians to refer to their ultimate deity Abbā dəRabbūthā ("the Father of Greatness").Zaehner, Robert Charles.Zurvan is the Persian god of infinite time, space, and fate.Zurvan represents Middle Persian zurwān, "time", corresponding to Avestan zruvā, stem zruvan-.Zurvan: A Zoroastrian Dilemma.Zurwān was also called Akanārag, meaning "boundless" or "unlimited" in Middle Persian.fa:زروان.ja:ズルワーン.ku:Zervan.pl:Zurwan.sv:Zurvan