论灯光的形成

The Bundahišn Pub Date : 2020-09-17 DOI:10.1093/oso/9780190879044.003.0003

Domenico Agostini, Samuel Thrope

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第二章着重于天文学，举例说明了伊朗人与美索不达米亚人、印度人和希腊人对宇宙的看法之间的关系。这一章描述了奥马扎德创造的天光，即“固定的”和游荡的星星，然后是月亮，最后是太阳。这一章还讨论了十二个星座，它们是奥马兹德在宇宙战争中的盟友，并命名了四颗星，它们是天空四个象位区的将军。

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On the Fashioning of the Lights

Chapter 2 focuses on astronomy and exemplifies the relation between Iranian and Mesopotamian, Indian, and Hellenistic ideas of the cosmos. The chapter describes Ohrmazd’s creation of the celestial lights, that is, the “fixed” and wandering stars, then the moon, and lastly the sun. The chapter also discusses the twelve constellations, which are Ohrmazd’s allies in the cosmic battle, and names the four stars who act as generals of the four quadrants of the sky.

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