Drvaspa

Also a short record, on the same grounds. She is ingested rather than blocked because a pastoral religion's yazata of the health of livestock is a substantive figure even at one line, and because the corpus already holds the sole-created ox this batch adds and the cattle-complaint the Gathas open with; the animal side of this tradition was thinly represented and this fills part of it.

Domains

• cattle and horses

Sources

• Drvaspa is the Zoroastrian yazata associated with cattle and with the soundness of horses, whose name means 'she whose horses are sound'.: Reference treatment of Drvaspa among the yazatas. (secondary)