Jiang identifies Soma, fire worship, and horse sacrifice as salient Proto-Indo-Iranian elements visible in Zoroastrianism.
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Horse Sacrifice
Jiang identifies Soma, fire worship, and horse sacrifice as salient Proto-Indo-Iranian elements visible in Zoroastrianism.
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"Okay? Why is it called that? Because now what they will do is they'll go south to the Iranian plateau and they will become..."
"...Zoroastrianism does use a lot of fire rituals. The last is horse sacrifice. Meaning that warriors are buried with their horses. And so this..."
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