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Pāṇini、Motilal Banarsidass (MLBD)、1962、24cm

This is a complete two-volume 1962 MLBD reprint of Śrīśa Chandra Vasu’s important 1891 English translation of Pāṇini’s Aṣṭādhyāyī, a foundational work in Sanskrit grammar and linguistics. Government-sponsored reprinting highlights its scholarly significance. Bound in dark green cloth with gilt spine details. Condition: Good (B), with strong foxing on endpapers, heavy page yellowing, and light exterior wear; text remains clean and sound. Includes both volumes (Sanskrit with English translation/commentary). A valuable set for collectors of Indology, linguistics, and mid-20th-century Indian academic publishing.

William Dwight Whitney、Motilal Banarsidass Publish･･･

This lot offers Sanskrit Grammar by William Dwight Whitney (1827–1894), a foundational 1879 academic treatise covering Classical Sanskrit and the older Vedic and Brāhmaṇa dialects. This MLBD hardbound reprint (ISBN 81-208-0620-4), issued between 1962 and 1994, reflects the work’s continuing global scholarly relevance. Condition is Grade B: shelf wear, tanning, and a significant tear or missing section on the endpaper, though the text appears intact. Beyond its practical utility, the book holds notable appeal for collectors and researchers in Indology, linguistics history, and Saussurean studies, representing an enduring cornerstone of Sanskrit scholarship

Arthur Anthony Macdonell, Arthur Berriedale Keith、･･･

This is the complete two-volume set of the Vedic Index of Names and Subjects, a very important reference book for studying ancient Indian history and Vedic texts. It was written by Arthur Anthony Macdonell and Arthur Berriedale Keith. Think of it as an encyclopedia for the Vedic period. It explains all the names of people, places, and tribes, as well as subjects like daily life, laws, and religion, using examples from the original texts. This is the 1958 reprint from Motilal Banarsidass (MLBD), a well-known Indian publisher. Volume I includes the original fold-out map of VEDIC INDIA. The books themselves are in good shape. The dark green hardcovers are strong, and the bindings are secure. The pages inside are clean with no writing, though they have yellowed with age. The removable paper covers dust jackets are in poor condition. They have large tears, chips, and missing pieces, especially at the spine. They are also scuffed and stained.This is a working copy for a student or researcher

William Dwight Whitney、Motilal Banarsidass Publish･･･

This is the complete two volume set of the Atharva-Veda, featuring the landmark English translation and critical commentary by the great 19th century Sanskritist, William Dwight Whitney. Originally published in 1905 as part of the prestigious Harvard Oriental Series (Vols 7 & 8), this set is the 1971 2nd Indian Reprint Edition. Published by Motilal Banarsidass (MLBD) of Delhi, it is an (AUTHORISED REPRINT) from Harvard University. This edition represents a fascinating chapter in scholarship, where a seminal Western work on an ancient Indian text was reprinted by a leading Indian press. The volumes are structurally sound and ideal for research. The olive-green cloth hardcovers are in good condition with firm bindings. The inside pages are clean and unmarked, showing uniform age-toning consistent with their vintage. The primary condition issues are purely cosmetic and confined to the dust jackets, which exhibit significant shelf wear, including chipping, tears, scuff

R. Pischel、Motilal Banarsidass、1965、25 cm in heigh･･･

This book is the 1965 edition of Comparative Grammar of the Prākrit Languages, the most important English translation of a classic German work by Richard Pischel. An Indian scholar, Subhadra Jhā, translated the book.Prakrit languages were the everyday languages of ancient India, connecting old Sanskrit to modern languages like Hindi and Marathi. They were also used in major religions like Jainism and Buddhism. Pischel's grammar was the first to scientifically analyze these languages, creating a foundation for future research.The author, Richard Pischel 1849-1908, was a leading German expert on India who tragically died during his first visit to the country. The publisher, Motilal Banarsidass, is a respected Indian company founded in 1903.This hardcover copy is in good condition for its age, with a strong binding but no dust jacket. The cover has some shelf wear, and the pages are toned. It is a great copy for reading and research.This book is a historical artifact.