Mahabharata
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Take a fresh look at india's great epic withthe illustrated mahabharata and rediscover the lost kingdoms, dynasties, and characters of the mahabharatathe illustrated mahabharata: the definitive guide to india’s greatest epic hardcover – 2 may
23 €
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The mahabharata secret by christopher c doyle the mahabharata secretposted by nishant in books, comics & magazines, books in woking
5 €
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R (ilt), isbn , isbn-13 if there ever was an epic that touches upon every conceivable human emotion and poses the most complex of questions, it has to be the mahabharata, the most famous of stories from indiamahabharata: rolling the dice, paperback by jayakumar, prema (rtl); raji, k
7 €
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Oxfam bookshop tunbridge wells the mahabharata: a modern rendering ramesh menon (translator) good condition modern english language rendering of the mahabharata, two hardback volumes in a slipcase the text is clear and unmarkedsee oxfam website for delivery information read more the slipcase is damaged with rips in two places the hardbacks have intact dust jackets with some wear at the edges, the boards are compressed at the base of the spines
80 €
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Traditionally, the authorship of the mahabharata is attributed to vyasathe mahabharata - mahabharata is one of the two major sanskrit epic of ancient india, the other being the ramaya?aganguli) an indian translator first complete translation of the sanskrit epic mahabharata in englishthe mahabharata was probably compiled between the 3rd century bce and the 3rd century ce, the original events related by the epic probably fall between the 9th and 8th centuries bcehis translation published as the mahabharata of krishna-dwaipayana vyasa translated into english prose between and , by protap chandra rai (), a calcutta bookseller who owned a printing press and raised funds for the project it narrates the struggle between two groups of cousins in the kurukshetra war and the fates of the kaurava and the pa??ava princes and their successorscondition volumes included i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi (vii not included) viii, ix, x, xi, xiigenerally good conditionbinding slightly-loose in volume iii & ivprinted calcutta - kolkata indiathese volumes are an important translation which gives westerners a glimpse of this ancient indian civilisationcatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availablewith original red cloth covers, slight bumped cornersare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiapprox 500 pages each volumeref:wikipedia kisari mohan ganguli (also kplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki website4th century ce) this vast storehouse of indian knowledge is normally hiddenour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storethis is the early edition of english translation in these volumesthese 11 volumes have been translated from the original sanskrit languagethe text probably reached its final form by the early gupta period (c
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36 €
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From the sanskrit of the mahabharata see oxfam website for delivery information read moreburgundy cloth covered boards with gilt title on spineoxfam bookshop lymington hardback fourth edition published in by kegan paul trench trubner & copage edges rough cutotherwise tightly bound with no further inscriptionsspine bumped top and bottomsome small marks on coversinscribed on tanned free endpapercover corners buckedsticker inside front cover
10 €
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There is an introduction by aldous huxleythe gita is set in a narrative framework of a dialogue between pandava prince arjuna and his guide and charioteer krishnaoxfam bookshop hexham the bhagavad gita is a 700-verse hindu scripture that is part of the epic mahabharata, commonly dated to the second century bceagain, the spine is very fadedit is discoloured and faded, particularly on the spinethe text block is yellowing but appears cleanthe blue-cloth boards are gilt-stamped on the front cover and the spinethe binding is cracking but holding see oxfam website for delivery information read morethe unpriceclipped dustjacket is intact but is tanned and chipped at the head and foot of the spinecorners and edges are worn and there is a small tear at the top of the front cover this , fifth impression, revised edition published by phoenix house limited, was translated by swami prabhavananda and christopher isherwoodthere is a previous owner's name inscribed in blue ink on the first endpaperit is in a fair, used condition overallthere are a few notes in pencil made by a previous owner on the final endpaper
21 €
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It focuses on the manifestation of 'terukkuttu' currently practriced in tontaimantalam, the north-eastern part of the regionsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreoxfam bookshop wallingford this is the first major study of the 'terukkuttu', the rich, powerful ritual theater tradition of tamilnadu, the tamil-speaking area of south india
9 €