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The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 3. (of 7): Media

CHAPTER V
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Artades, "just men" (according to Hesychhis), is probably akin to ars, "true, just," and may represent the ars-data, "made just," of the Zendavesta.

Devas (Seven), which Hesychius translates "the evil gods" is clearly the Zendic daiva, Mod.Pers.

div.
(Sans, deva, Lat.

divus).

In candys we have most probably a formation from qan, "to dress, to adorn." Spaka is the Zendic cpa, with the Scythic guttural suffix, of which the Medes were so fond, cpa itself being akin to the Sanscrit cvan, and so to hvoov and canis.


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