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File Ref: EAP1014/1/6

The sixth manuscript of Pouladi’s Collection is a liturgical Videvdād that is not illuminated. There is a colophon in Persian at the end of the…

File Ref: EAP888/2/1

This manuscript contains the following prayers: motevaled šodan-i peyqambar Zartošt-i Esfantemān anušah rawān (the birth of prophet Zoroaster, son…

File Ref: EAP888/2/2

This book was read during ritual ceremonies. The volume includes two different chapters written down by two different scribes. The first chapter…

File Ref: EAP888/4/1

This book was read during ritual ceremonies. It contains several prayers including: Xoršid Niāyeš (prayer for the Sun); Mihr Niyāyeš (prayer for…

File Ref: EAP888/1/2

This manuscript contains several prayers. The script is Persian and the languages are Avestan, Pazand and Persian. The residue of smoke and other…

File Ref: EAP1014/1/7

There are a number of different styles of calligraphy in this manuscript, and it appears that more than one scribe was involved in writing it. It…

File Ref: EAP1014/1/3

The third manuscript in this collection is a liturgical Yasnā. According to the Persian colophon of the manuscript, the scribe is Dīnyār Dastūr…

File Ref: EAP1014/1/5

This Vāğ-Yašt Gahanbār manuscript scribed by Goštāsp Mūbed Šahryār Nāmdār Zardošt Nōšīrvān in 1293 AY (AD 1924). Vāğ-Yašt Gahanbār is a religious…

File Ref: EAP1014/1/2

The second manuscript in this collection is a liturgical Yasnā. On page 473, the name of the book is mentioned as Yašt-e bozorg on the final page.…

File Ref: EAP1014/1/4

The manuscript has no colophon, and the last folios are missing. This manuscript includes two parts. The Nērangs of the new part are written in…

File Ref: EAP888/3/1

The manuscript has no cover; only the trace of a leather spine is left. An unknown number of folios are missing. The first existing folio has been…

File Ref: EAP888/1/1

The scroll contains several prayers. Since there is no sign of using this manuscript at ceremonies, it can be inferred that the scroll was indeed a…