Holy Zend Avesta : Fragments : Denkard, book 3, chapter 118


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English translation of
Holy Zend Avesta - Fragments

English translation by James Darmesteter, Dhalla, B. N. Dhabhar,
L. Mills, J. H. Peterson, C. Bartholomae
taken from http://www.avesta.org/avesta.html

Denkard, book 3, chapter 118

Surely, a ruler of beasts and men assures to himself extremely little greatness by his wisdom until he secures great happiness for them by means of his rule.

-- Fragments 3 --

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