The Avesta is the primary collection of religious texts of Zoroastrianism, composed in the otherwise unrecorded Avestan language.
Sirozahs
SÎRÔZAH I.
1. Ormazd.
To Ahura Mazda, bright and glorious and to the Amesha-Spentas
2. Bahman.
To Vohu-Manô to Peace whose breath is friendly and who is more powerful to destroy than all other creatures to the heavenly Wisdom 5, made by Mazda; and to the Wisdom acquired through the ear made by Mazda.
3. Ardibehest.
To Asha-Vahista, the fairest to the much-desired Airyaman, made by Mazda to the instrument made by Mazda and to the good Saoka with eyes of love made by Mazda and holy.
4. Shahrêvar.
To Khshathra-vairya; to the metals to Mercy and Charity.
5. Sapendârmad.
To the good Spenta-Ârmaiti and to the good Râta with eyes of love, made by Mazda and holy.
To Haurvatât the master; to the prosperity of the seasons and to the years, the masters of holiness.
7. Murdâd.
To Ameretât the master; to fatness and flocks; to the plenty of corn; and to the powerful Gaokerena made by Mazda.
(At the gâh Hâvan): to Mithra the lord of wide pastures and to Râma Hvâstra
(At the gâh Rapithwin): to Asha-Vahista and to Âtar the son of Ahura Mazda
(At the gâh Uzîren): to Apãm Napât the tall lord, and to the water made by Mazda
(At the gâh Aiwisrûthrem): to the Fravashis of the faithful, and to the females that bring forth flocks of males to the prosperity of the seasons; to the well-shapen and tall-formed Strength, to Verethraghna made by Ahura, and to the crushing Ascendant
(At the gâh Ushahin): to the holy, devout, fiend-smiting Sraosha who makes the world grow; to Rashnu Razista and to Arstât who makes the world grow, who makes the world increase