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# Videvdad 1.2

Vīdēvdād 1.2

- **Language:** Avestan

### [1.2](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.ir.ae.videvdad.1.2)

paoirīm. asaŋhąmca. ṣ̌ōiϑranąmca. vahištəm. frāϑβərəsəm. azəm. yō. ahurō. mazdā̊. airiianəm. vaējō. vaŋhuiiā̊. dāitiiaiiā̊ āat̰. ahe. paitiiārəm. frākərəṇtat̰. aŋrō. mainiiuš. pouru.mahrkō. ažimca. yim. raoiδitəm. ziiąmca. daēuuō.dātəm.

> 3 (5). The first of the good lands and countries Vaêgô was still believed to be in the far-off lands of the rising sun, or already on the banks of the Aras, we leave undecided. which I, Ahura Mazda, created, was the Airyana Vae/go by the good river Daitya.  
> Thereupon came Angra Mainyu, who is all death, and he counter-created by his witchcraft the serpent in the river and winter, a work of the Daevas.  
> — James Darmesteter 1880, The Zend-Avesta, Part I. The Vendîdâd (Sacred Books of the East 4)

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- [The Zend-Avesta, Part I. The Vendîdâd (Sacred Books of the East 4)](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.ir.ae.videvdad~en-darmesteter.1.2) — James Darmesteter 1880, English

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