The Life of Zoroaster in the Words of His Own Hymns, the Gathas, According to Both Documents, the Priestly, and the Personal, on Parallel Pages, (a New Discovery in Higher Criticism) - Kenneth Sylvan 1871-1940 Guthrie - Bog

An insightful analysis of the life and teachings of Zoroaster, the founder of the ancient Persian religion of Zoroastrianism. With a focus on the Gathas, the hymns attributed to Zoroaster himself, this book sheds new light on the prophet's message and influence.
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