[603] iv. 7, 17.
[604] iv. 8.
[605] iv. 10.
[606] Râmây. iv. 8.
[607] The Persian hero often takes his name from his horse or his horses; hence Kereçâçpa, Vîstâçpa, Arǵâçp, Gustâçp, Yapâçp, Pûrushâçpa, Açpâyaodha, &c.
[608] Cfr. Spiegel's Avesta, ii. 72.—In the Servian stories of Wuck, one of two brothers sleeps, transformed into stone with all his people, until the other comes to free and resuscitate him.
[609] i. 91, and following, Rosen's version.
[610] ii. 20, and following.
[611] ii. 157.
[612] Tuti-Name, i. 151.