This article is an edition of thirty-one Sanskrit–Tocharian bilingual fragments of the Udānavarga: twenty-three Sanskrit–Tocharian B fragments and eight Sanskrit–Tocharian A fragments. Most of these are edited for the first time. The edition yields a number of notable words: of some the meaning could be established more exactly, and some others are completely new.Descriptive and Comparative Linguistic
“We know that Middle Indian (Middle Indo-Aryan) makes its appearance in epigraphy prior to Sanskrit:...
1. Argument. This paper examines more than 400 Indo-European lexical items denoting, as far as possi...
at the end of the eighteenth century was the starting point from which developed the study of the co...
This article is an edition of thirty-one Sanskrit–Tocharian bilingual fragments of the Udānavarga: t...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
The majority of the Sanskrit Buddhist manuscripts from the northern part of the Tarim Basin in prese...
The majority of the Sanskrit Buddhist manuscripts from the northern part of the Tarim Basin in prese...
This presentation is divided into 2 parts:PartⅠdeals with some terms of Sanskrit grammar in their Ch...
Sanskrit is one of the most ancient attested Indo-European languages, and it has one of the oldest l...
Sanskrit is one of the most ancient attested Indo-European languages, and it has one of the oldest l...
This article provides a few observations on some of the theories that the Sanskrit and the Tamil gra...
This article provides a few observations on some of the theories that the Sanskrit and the Tamil gra...
Many Sanskrit manuscripts from the Tocharian area stretching from the Kuča to the Turfan regions bea...
“We know that Middle Indian (Middle Indo-Aryan) makes its appearance in epigraphy prior to Sanskrit:...
1. Argument. This paper examines more than 400 Indo-European lexical items denoting, as far as possi...
at the end of the eighteenth century was the starting point from which developed the study of the co...
This article is an edition of thirty-one Sanskrit–Tocharian bilingual fragments of the Udānavarga: t...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
This book is a new edition with new preface of a volume that was the outcome of a seminar on the Ide...
The majority of the Sanskrit Buddhist manuscripts from the northern part of the Tarim Basin in prese...
The majority of the Sanskrit Buddhist manuscripts from the northern part of the Tarim Basin in prese...
This presentation is divided into 2 parts:PartⅠdeals with some terms of Sanskrit grammar in their Ch...
Sanskrit is one of the most ancient attested Indo-European languages, and it has one of the oldest l...
Sanskrit is one of the most ancient attested Indo-European languages, and it has one of the oldest l...
This article provides a few observations on some of the theories that the Sanskrit and the Tamil gra...
This article provides a few observations on some of the theories that the Sanskrit and the Tamil gra...
Many Sanskrit manuscripts from the Tocharian area stretching from the Kuča to the Turfan regions bea...
“We know that Middle Indian (Middle Indo-Aryan) makes its appearance in epigraphy prior to Sanskrit:...
1. Argument. This paper examines more than 400 Indo-European lexical items denoting, as far as possi...
at the end of the eighteenth century was the starting point from which developed the study of the co...