HAOMA PLANT AND ITS ROLE IN INDO-IRANIAN LITURGIES AND MYTHS

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MAZDAPOUR KATAYOUN; LATIFPOUR SABA

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Journal: PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY Year:2012 | Volume:- | Issue:10 Page(s): 203-226

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HAOMA PLANT AND ITS ROLE IN INDO-IRANIAN LITURGIES AND MYTHS

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MAZDAPOUR KATAYOUN | LATIFPOUR SABA | Issue Writer Certificate

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HOMQ3

INDO-IRANIANQ2

CEREMONIESQ2

GODQ2

JUICEQ2

Abstract

HOM is a plant from which procures a JUICE and its widest usage is in the religious CEREMONIES. The plant is called Saoma in India, and was called Haoma in ancient Iran, the similarities of the names and usages of two plants, leads us to one INDO-IRANIAN root for both of them. Because of its importance and being numinous, many properties have been attributed to the plant, and even it has been personalized as a GOD. This plant and its JUICE were important elements in shaping the mentality of primitive Indo-European human beings. It should be noted that similar plant and beverage, which was procured from it, can be seen among primitive people, all around the world.

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MAZDAPOUR, KATAYOUN, & LATIFPOUR, SABA. (2012). HAOMA PLANT AND ITS ROLE IN INDO-IRANIAN LITURGIES AND MYTHS. PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY, -(10), 203-226. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/238538/en

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MAZDAPOUR KATAYOUN, LATIFPOUR SABA. HAOMA PLANT AND ITS ROLE IN INDO-IRANIAN LITURGIES AND MYTHS. PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2012;-(10):203-226. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/238538/en

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KATAYOUN MAZDAPOUR, and SABA LATIFPOUR, “HAOMA PLANT AND ITS ROLE IN INDO-IRANIAN LITURGIES AND MYTHS,” PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY, vol. -, no. 10, pp. 203–226, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/238538/en

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