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W. B. Lockwood、London, Hutchinson Univ.、1969、1冊

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W. B. Lockwood、Hutchinson、1971

インド・ヨーロッパ言語学　表紙少焼スレ　天小口少焼　天シミ　見返に書店票有　ペーパーバック版　英文 1969年初版のreprinted in 1971

Albert Thumb, Richard Hauschild、Carl Winter Univer･･･

This is the definitive Hauschild edition of Thumb’s Indo-European linguistic works, valued for its rigorous historical-comparative method. The set includes: Part I/1: Grammatik ? Einleitung und Lautlehre (3rd ed. 1958); Part I/2: Formenlehre (3rd ed. 1959); and Part II: Texte und Glossar (2nd ed. 1953). Condition: Good, ex-library, deaccessioned from Aichi Gakuin University with red 1975 stamps. Original blue cloth bindings are tight; edges show typical 1950s toning and foxing. Interiors are clean. German with Sanskrit texts; Carl Winter, Heidelberg. A reliable working set for Indology and historical linguistics.

Hermann Grassmann、Otto Harrassowitz、1964、24 x 17 x･･･

This is a high-quality hardcover 1964 Fourth Edition of Wörterbuch zum Rigveda (Dictionary to the Rigveda) by Hermann Grassmann, published by the well-known German academic press Otto Harrassowitz in Wiesbaden. Grassmann’s dictionary is still the essential reference tool for studying the Rigveda and remains a cornerstone of Vedic Sanskrit and Indo-European linguistic research. This Harrassowitz edition is valued for its superior paper, sharp photomechanical printing, and durable cloth binding, which are noticeably better than many later Indian reprints. The original dark grey cloth binding with gilt spine lettering is solid and tight, with only light wear at the spine ends and corners. Inside, the pages are clean with mild age toning and no markings or underlining. The printing is clear and crisp. The top edge retains its original grey publisher’s dye. A sturdy, dependable copy of the most important dictionary for Rigvedic studies.

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.

William Dwight Whitney、Harvard University Press、19･･･

This is the landmark Sanskrit Grammar by William Dwight Whitney, a leading American linguist of the 19th century. First published in 1879, this comprehensive book covers both Classical Sanskrit and older dialects from ancient texts like the Vedas, making it an essential reference for students and scholars today.This specific copy is the 1964 edition from Harvard University Press. Unlike modern reprints, this version is known for its high-quality paper and durable, library-quality binding, designed to last for decades. The book is in very good condition. It has a clean, dark green hardcover with bright gold lettering on the spine, though it lacks a dust jacket. The inside is clean and bright, with a few neat pencil notes in the margins, showing it was used by a serious scholar.Whitney's Sanskrit Grammar is a foundational text for any linguistics library. This 1964 Harvard edition is highly desirable for its sturdy construction, offering both the authoritative text and a durable binding.

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.

Hermann Grassmann、Otto Harrassowitz、1964、24.0 x 17･･･

This is a key dictionary for studying the ancient Rigveda, titled Wörterbuch zum Rig-Veda (Dictionary of the Rigveda). It was written by the brilliant 19th century German scholar Hermann Grassmann and first published in 1873. The book remains an essential reference tool for scholars, explaining the origin, grammar, and usage of every word in the ancient text. This specific copy is the 4th edition, published in 1964 by the respected German publisher Otto Harrassowitz. It is in excellent, near fine condition. The dark blue hardcover is clean, the binding is tight, and the pages are bright and unmarked, though it lacks a dust jacket. While modern reprints exist, this 1964 edition is sought after for its high quality printing and durable binding. Its exceptional condition makes it a valuable tool for any scholar of ancient India and a fine example of mid 20th century academic publishing.

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.