16. The Amízesh-i-farhang (vol. I. p. 145), containing the institutes of the Abadiah durvishes.
17. The Míhín farush (vol. I. p. 244).
18. The Testament of Jamshid to Abtin (vol. I. p. 195), compiled by Farhang Dostúr.
19. Razabad, composed by Shídab.
20. The Sányál, a book of the Sipasians (vol. II. p. 136), containing an account of a particular sort of devotion.
21. The Rama zastan of Zardusht (vol. I. p. 369 and vol. II. p. 136).
22. Huz al Hayat (vol. II. p. 137), composed by Ambaret Kant.
23. The Samrad Nameh, by Kamkar (vol. I. p. 201).
Besides other writings of Zertusht, in great number, which the author has seen.
These works are most probably of a mystical nature, and belong to a particular sect, but may contain, however, some interesting traditions or facts of ancient history. Of the twenty-three books just enumerated, a part of the third only is known to us, namely, that of the Desátir.