Handbuch der Zendsprache.

Das "Handbuch der Zendsprache" von Ferdinand Justi ist ein umfassendes Werk f?1/4r das Studium des Zend, auch bekannt als Avestisch. Diese alte iranische Sprache ist vor allem durch die Avesta, die heiligen Schriften des Zoroastrismus, bekannt. Das Handbuch bietet eine detaillierte Einf?1/4hrung in die Grammatik, den Wortschatz und die Struktur des Zend. Es richtet sich an Sprachwissenschaftler, Orientalisten und alle, die sich f?1/4r alte Sprachen und die Geschichte des Zoroastrismus interessieren.

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