The Zend-Avesta, Part 1: The Vendidad (Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 4) (1880) - Page 5

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FARGARD VIII	93
I (1–3). Purification of the house where a man has died	93
II (4–13). Funerals	94
III (14–22). Purification of the paths along which the corpse was carried	97
IV (23–25). No clothes to be wasted on a corpse	99
V (26–32). Unlawful lusts	100
VI (33–34). A corpse when dried up does not contaminate	103
VII (35–72). Purification of a person defiled by the dead	103
VIII (73–80). Purification of fire defiled by the dead	110
IX (81–96). The Bahrâm (sacred) fire	112
X (97–107). Purification in the wilderness	116
*FARGARD IX. THE NINE NIGHTS’ BARASHNÛM* (Purification Ritual)**	119
I a (1–11). Description of the place for cleansing the unclean (Barashnûm-gâh)	119
I b (12–36). Description of the cleansing	122
II (37–44). Fees of the cleanser	129
III (47–57). The false cleanser; his punishment	131
FARGARD X. SPELLS RECITED DURING THE CLEANSING PROCESS	133
FARGARD XI. SPECIAL SPELLS FOR THE CLEANSING OF SEVERAL OBJECTS	138
*FARGARD XII. THE UPAMAN* (Death period): HOW LONG IT LASTS FOR DIFFERENT RELATIVES**	144
FARGARD XIII. THE DOG	151
I (1–7). The dog of Ormazd (Ahura Mazda) and the dog of Ahriman	152
I a (1–4). The dog Vanghâpara (the hedgehog)	152
I b (5–7). The dog Zairimyangura (the tortoise)	153
II (8-16). Offences against the dog	153
III (17–19). On the various duties of the dog	156
IV (20–28). On the food due to the dog	156
V (29–38). On the mad dog; how he is to be kept and cured	159
VI (39–40). On the excellence of the dog	160
VII (41–43). On the wolf-dog	161
VIII (44–48). On the virtues and vices of the dog	161
IX (49–50). Praise of the dog	163
X (50–54). The water dog	163
FARGARD XIV. THE ATONEMENT FOR THE MURDER OF A WATER DOG	165
FARGARD XV.	172
I (1–8). On five sins that make the sinner a Peshôtanu (one who pays with his own body/soul)	172