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some other texts that were incorporated into the Avesta had previously existed in the palace library of the... Several Avesta manuscripts were collected by... the texts of the Avesta proper remained sacrosanct and continued to be recited in Avestan... Manuscripts of the Avesta exist in two forms... to refer to the Avesta in general is a misunderstanding of the phrase... the Avesta is a compilation from various sources... and cultural similarities between the texts of the Avesta and those of the early Indian... The contents of the Avesta are divided topically... All material in the Avesta that is not already present in one of the other categories falls into a...

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