entity_citations: CIT_ZOR_INDRA_DAEVA_BUND
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| CIT_ZOR_INDRA_DAEVA_BUND | ENT_ZOR_INDRA_DAEVA | SRC_BUNDAHISHN | Bundahishn (Indian recension), trans. E. W. West, Sacred Books of the East vol. 5: Pahlavi Texts Part 1 (Oxford, 1897); ed. J. H. Peterson, avesta.org (CC-BY 4.0), with modernized name spellings | ch. 28 | The business of the demon Andar is this, that he constrains the thoughts of the creatures from deeds of virtue, just like a leader who has well-constrained (sardar-i khup afsardo); and he casts this into the thoughts of men, that it is not necessary to have the sacred shirt [sudre] and thread-girdle [kusti]. | E. W. West | 1897 | https://www.avesta.org/mp/bundahis.html | primary-verbatim | Andar is the Pahlavi form of the daeva Indra. | 2026-09-18 | full-text extraction (pdftotext) of the avesta.org edition of West's 1897 translation (public domain); name form in this edition differs from Avestan (alias recorded); chapter fixed from the chapter heading preceding the passage; contiguous-substring gate passed | 2 | 1 | primary verbatim (West 1897 via avesta.org); confirm the Pahlavi name = this Avestan entity and the chapter/section |