A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature
dc contributor author
Muller, Max
dc date accessioned
2017-05-15T09:37:55Z
2018-06-07T03:16:17Z
dc date available
2017-05-15T09:37:55Z
2018-06-07T03:16:17Z
dc description
This book by Max Muller gives a detailed account of the history of ancient Sanskrit literature. It begins with an elaborate introduction of Sanskrit literature, its origin, and progress. The history of Vedic literature is also discussed. The book is divided into four chapters - Chapter I describes the Sutra Period, Chapter II focuses on the Brahmana Period, Chapter III talks about the Mantra Period, and Chapter IV is an account of the Chhandas Period.
dc publisher
William and Norgate, London
dc source
Central Secretariat Library
dc subject
Ancient Sanskrit Literature, Vedic Literature, Sutra Period, Brahmana Period, Mantra Period.
parent collection in dspac
Rare Book
parent library name
Central Secretariat Library
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ocr summary
A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature by Max Muller, published in 1859, provides an in-depth exploration of the development and characteristics of ancient Sanskrit literature. The book delves into various periods, including the Vedic, Brahmana, Sutra, and Mantra periods, offering insights into their unique contributions to the literary and cultural heritage of ancient India. Muller meticulously analyzes the texts and traditions that shaped these eras, highlighting the evolution of language and thought in early Indian civilization. This work remains a seminal reference for understanding the foundational texts and historical context of ancient Sanskrit literature.
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