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The Brihadaranyaka upanisad; with the commentary of Sri Madhvâchârya, called also Anandatirtha. / Translated by Rai Bahadur Sŕi's Chandra Vasu, with the assistance of Pandit Râmâkṣya Bhattâchârya, Vidyâbhûsana.

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Format:: Book
Contributor:: Ānandatīrtha, surnamed Madhvāchārya, 1197-1276.; Ṣrīṣachandra Vasu, translator.; Rāmākṣya Bhaṭṭāchārya, translator.
Series:: Sacred books of the Hindus ; 14.; The sacred books of the Hindus ... vol. XIV
Standardized Title:: Upanishads. Bṛihad-āraṇyakopanishad.
Language:: English; Sanskrit
Physical Description:: 3 preliminary leaves, ii, 728 pages ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:: Allahabad : Pâṇini Office, 1916.
Notes:: Issued in 9 parts, paged continuously, with covers numbered: no. 49 (July) 1913, 69 & 70 (Mar. & Apr.), 72 (June), 73 (July), 74-77 (Aug.-Nov.) 1915.; Sanskrit text with English translation.; Earlier English translations, according to Sankara's interpretation, by Roer and Max Müller were published in the Bibliotheca indica and Sacred books of the East series, respectively. cf. Introd.
Other Format:: Online version: Upanishads. Bṛihad-āraṇyakopanishad. Brihadaranyaka upanisad.
OCLC:: 6354438

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The Brihadaranyaka upanisad; with the commentary of Sri Madhvâchârya, called also Anandatirtha. / Translated by Rai Bahadur Sŕi's Chandra Vasu, with the assistance of Pandit Râmâkṣya Bhattâchârya, Vidyâbhûsana.

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