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General Index to the Sacred Books of the East

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Moriz Winternitz
Sacred Books of the East Index / Public domain
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11 chapters English Public domain
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The original Sacred Books of the East had 49 volumes. This 683 page master index, arranged as a sort of thesaurus, was published after Max Müller's death as volume 50. It was prepared by Moriz Winternitz, and includes a preface by A.A. Macdonell, both students and associates of Müller. Too unwieldy to proof in its entirety at this time, this etext includes the introductions and other apparatus, with a list of page headings as a stand-in for the main body of the book.

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General Index to the Sacred Books of the East

Author
Moriz Winternitz
Sacred Books of the East Index / Public domain
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11 chapters English Public domain
About this book

The original Sacred Books of the East had 49 volumes. This 683 page master index, arranged as a sort of thesaurus, was published after Max Müller's death as volume 50. It was prepared by Moriz Winternitz, and includes a preface by A.A. Macdonell, both students and associates of Müller. Too unwieldy to proof in its entirety at this time, this etext includes the introductions and other apparatus, with a list of page headings as a stand-in for the main body of the book.

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General Index to the Sacred Books of the East

Author
Moriz Winternitz
Sacred Books of the East Index / Public domain
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11 chapters English Public domain
About this book

The original Sacred Books of the East had 49 volumes. This 683 page master index, arranged as a sort of thesaurus, was published after Max Müller's death as volume 50. It was prepared by Moriz Winternitz, and includes a preface by A.A. Macdonell, both students and associates of Müller. Too unwieldy to proof in its entirety at this time, this etext includes the introductions and other apparatus, with a list of page headings as a stand-in for the main body of the book.

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