[Vīdēvdād]
Contributors: Herbed Burzor, Son of Dastur Pahlan, associated name; Cochran, Alexander Smith, 1874-1929, former owner, donor; Muslim World Manuscripts (Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library)
Published: 1859
Place of publication: [India?]
Language: ave
Number of pages: 246
Subjects: Zoroastrians; Liturgy; Avestan Manuscripts; Persian Manuscripts
Other titles: Jud-dēw-dād; Vīrāz va Zand Avastā
Work titles: Avesta. Vendidād
Description: Manuscript of the Vīdēvdād in alternating lines of Avestan and their Pahlavi translation.
Notes: Manuscript codex.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Layout: Written in 16 long lines.

Script: Written in Pahlavi script.

Origin: The item was copied in 1227 AY by Sohrab, son of Peshotan and is likely a copy of a version copied in 1202 AY by Burzor, son of Pahlan (two colophons in Pahlavi, f. 246r).

Shelfmark: X892.5 Av3 S4 [Folio].

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Gift of Mr. Alexander Smith Cochran, presented to Columbia University in 1908. Jan 15, 1926 date stamp inside cover.

Avestan (in Pahlavi script) and Pahlavi with one line in Gujarati.

Binding: Full red leather with blind ruling. Manuscript fore-edge title, partially legible: [Vīrāz?] va Zand Avastā.

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