Sacred Books of the East Vols 32 & 46 - Vedic Hymns by F Max Muller


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ProductID: 6242 - Hardcover - 1056 Pages (Year: 1994)
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This 2-volume set includes hymns of Rg-Veda grouped according to the deities to which they are addressed. Volume 32 carries translated text by Max Muller and Hermann Oldenberg and records hymns to the Maruts, Rudra, Yayu, and Vata. Volume 46 carries translation by Herrmann olderberg records Mandalas 1-V, being the hymns of Agni.

Table of Contents

Volume – 32

Introduction

Preface to the First Edition

Hymns, Translation and Notes

Mandala

Appendices

I Index of Words

II List of the more important Passages quoted in the Preface and in the Notes.

III A Bibliographical List of the more important Publications on the Rig-veda

Corrigenda

Transliteration of Oriental Alphabets adopted for
The Translations of the Sacred Books of the East

Volume – 46

Introduction

Hymns, Translation and Notes

Mandala

Appendices

I Index of Words

II List of the more important Passages quoted in the Preface and in the Notes.

Transliteration of Oriental Alphabets adopted for
The Translations of the Sacred Books of the East

About the Author

FRIEDRICH MAX MULLER (1823-1900) was a great linguist and Indological scholar born in Germany. He began his study of Sanskrit under Prof. Brockhaus and soon chose it as his special pursuit. His first attempt appeared as the translation of the Hitopadesha, published in Leipzig in 1844. The East India Company commissioned him to edit the Rigveda at their expense in 1847, which resulted in the publication of six giant volumes on the subject. He is also credited with elegantly translating Kalidasa’s Meghaduta. His list of publications includes History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, Introduction to the Science of Religion, Science of Mythology, Auld Lang Syne and India: What Can it Teach us? Before his death in 1900 at Oxford, he was crowned with most honours and awards a scholar could aspire to have.

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