A Vedic Reader for Students
English

A Vedic Reader for Students

Arthur Anthony Macdonell
English
Book
Oxford University Press, Oxford
1987
268 pages
12.4 MB

Introduction

The Ṛgveda constitutes the earliest surviving literary monument of the Indo-Aryan tradition and an essential source for understanding ancient Indian language, religion, mythology, ritual, and speculative thought. This reader provides a methodical entry into that complex textual world by combining selected hymns with traditional recensional forms, transliteration, translation, grammatical analysis, and historical interpretation. It is intended especially for students familiar with Classical Sanskrit who wish to advance toward the disciplined study of Vedic Sanskrit and early Indian intellectual history.

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Keywords

ṚgvedaVedic SanskritVedic HymnsSanskrit PhilologyVedic ReligionIndo-European LinguisticsArthur A. MacdonellApāṃ NapātViśve Devāḥ