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The Raghupañcikā of Vallabhadeva Being the Earliest Commentary on the Raghu…
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Csaba DezsőDominic GoodallHarunaga Isaacson

For more than a millennium, Kālidāsa’s poem “Lineage of the Raghus” (Raghuvaṃśa) has been acknowledged as one of the masterpieces of Sanskrit literature. Thousands of manuscripts transmit it, and dozens of pre-modern commentaries expound the text. This is the second volume (out of three) of the earliest surviving commentary, that of the tenth-century Kashmirian Vallabhadeva. The tex…

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9789004721746
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612 hlm; ill., lamp.,
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Gonda Indological Studies, Volume: 24
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The Narration of China (Part 2) = Medieval and Early Modern China, Expanding …
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Chen Zhi

Part Two of the Festschrift dedicated to William H. Nienhauser presents a collection of twelve academic papers that delve into the realms of poetry, fiction, and anecdotal writing from the Tang dynasty onwards. Readers will immerse themselves in the linguistic and literary intricacies of some of the most famous pieces of Tang era poetry, learn to see the city of Beijing through the eyes of a Po…

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9789004722415
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368 hlm; ill., lamp.,
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Ancient Languages and Civilizations, Volume: 8/2
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The Narration of China (Part 1) = Ancient China between the Lines
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Chen Zhi

Part One of the Festschrift honoring William H. Nienhauser invites readers to explore the fascinating world of ancient Chinese texts through a scholarly lens. The collected articles investigate how already in early times, formerly lost texts were recovered, studied, and edited in order to produce the literature now accessible to us. They analyze how ancient poems inscribed on newly unearthed ba…

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9789004715547
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431 hlm; ill., lamp.,
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Ancient Languages and Civilizations, Volume: 8/1
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