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Charles Rockwell Lanman、Harvard University Press、1･･･

This is the 1963 sixteenth printing of A Sanskrit Reader by well-known scholar Charles Rockwell Lanman. First published in 1884 during the rise of comparative philology, it became an important and widely used textbook for learning Sanskrit. The book is made for university beginners and includes the Text, Vocabulary, and Notes all in one volume. Lanman, a Harvard professor, was a major figure in Indology, and his expertise is reflected throughout the work. This edition is a sturdy dark blue or black cloth hardcover with gilt lettering on the spine, giving it a classic academic look. Condition: Overall Good to Very Good (B). The pages show strong age-toning and some minor foxing, normal for a 1963 printing. The cover has light shelf wear but no major damage, tears, or missing pages. For collectors: A valuable item for those interested in Indology, comparative linguistics, or the history of Sanskrit studies.

Edward Delavan Perry、Columbia University Press、195･･･

This vintage edition exemplifies the 19th-century German philological tradition transferred into American academia and remains one of the clearest, most pedagogically effective introductions to Sanskrit. Its letterpress printing offers far superior legibility to modern POD reprints, with crisp diacritics and clear Devanagari. Issued by Columbia University Press, likely a 1950s–60s printing of the 1936 Fourth Edition, it features durable green buckram binding with gilt spine lettering and 230 pages covering 45 lessons, sandhi, grammar, and glossaries. Condition: Good vintage copy with typical shelf wear, toned or speckled edges, solid but possibly shaken binding, and light scholarly pencil notes.