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Marazzi, Antonio (1814-1???)

Teatro scelto indiano / tradotto dal Sanscrito da Antonio Marazzi. - Vol. 2: Mudrârâxasa; Dhûrtasamâgama. - Milano : Tipografia Editrice Lombarda già D. Salvi, 1874. - XXII, 231 S.

Nebentitel: Mudrârâxasa ossia il ministro rassaso vittima del suo sigillo : dramma politico / di Visachadatto. Dhûrtasamâgama ossia il congresso de Bricconi / parsa di Giotirisvaro. Tradotto dal sanscrito da Antonio Marazzi. - Milano : Tipografia Editrice Lombarda già D.

Marazzi, Antonio (1814-1???)

Teatro scelto indiano / tradotto dal sanscrito da Antonio Marazzi. - Vol. 1: Teatro di Calidasa. - Milano : Tipografia Editrice Lombarda già D. Salvi, 1871. - 425 S.

Venkatachellam Iyer, V. (19./20. Jh.)

Notes of a study of the preliminary chapters of the Mahabharata : Being an attempt to separate genuine from spurious matter / V. Venkatachellam Iyer. - Madras : V. Ramaswami Sastrulu & Sons, 1922. - 10, 415, XV S.

Ferstl, Christian A. (*1978)

Mahendravikramavarmans Mattavilāsaprahasana im kultur- und literaturgeschichtlichen Kontext / Verfasser: Christian A. Ferstl. - Wien, 2011. - 213 S.

Truschke, Audrey (19--)

„Setting the record wrong : a Sanskrit vision of Mughal conquests”. - In: South Asian History and Culture. - 3 (2012), S. 373–396.

Callaway, John (1792/1793-1841) [Übers.]

Yakkun Nattannawā : a Cingalese poem, descriptive of the Ceylon system of demonology, to which is appended, the practices of a capua or devil priest, as described by a Budhist. And Kōlan Nattannawā, a Cingalese poem, descriptive of the characters assumed by natives of Ceylon in a masquerade / transl. by John Callaway. Illustrated with plates form Cingalese designs. - London : Oriental Translation Fund, 1829. - xi, 64 S. : Ill.

Bangha, Imre (19--)

„The Harikalā Belī and Ānandghan’s Death”. - In: Annali dell’Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale” : Rivista del Dipartimento di Studi Asiatici e del Dipartimento di Studi e Ricerche su Africa e Paesi Arabi. - 57 (1997), S. 231-241.

Paraśurāma Panta Goḍabole (19. Jh.)

Selections from the Maráthí poets = नवनीत अथवा मराठी कवितांचे वेंचे by Parashurám Pant Godboley : to which are added a paper on Marathi versification and biographical and critical notices of the principal Marathi poets / by Bháskar Dámodar [Bhāskara Dāmodara]. - 4th ed. - Bombay : Indu Prakash Press, 1862. - 5, 5, 321, 34 S. [Parallelt. in Devanagari-Schr., Text in Marathi]

Widmann, Joseph Victor (1842-1911)

Buddha : eine epische Dichtung in zwanzig Gesängen / von Joseph Viktor Widmann. - Bern : Dalp, 1869. - VII, 259 S.

The Pandit : a monthly journal of the Benares College devoted to Sanskrit literature. - Vol. 2. - Benares : Lazarus, 1867. - 274 S.