Its Khorda part is basically a book of common prayer, while extensions to the liturgy are the subject of the Visperad.
Its major section begins with eight unnamed chapters, the only unnamed parts of this work. Three of its fragments are only known by English names: Gray, Westergaard, and Darmesteter. The Westergaard section is followed by the Hadhokt, which gives an explanation of the soul's final destination, which itself can be determined based on the ritual specifications outlined in the Nirangistan. Its Khorda part is basically a book of common prayer, while extensions to the liturgy are the subject of the Visperad. FTP, name this work that is also composed of the Vendidad and the Yasnas and Gathas, the sacred collection of Zoroastrian scriptures.
Its major section begins with eight unnamed chapters, the only unnamed parts of this work.
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