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Vṛttamālāstuti
eine Beispielsammlung zur altindischen Metrik -
Mug̱ala Samrāṭ Akabara aura Saṃskr̥ta
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Saṃskr̥ta evaṃ Hindī kāvyaśāstra
alaṅkāra vivecana -
Bhartṛharis Vākyapadīya
2, Text der Palmblatt-Handschrift Trivandrum S. N. 532 (= A) -
A guide to the earliest Chinese Buddhist translations
texts from the Eastern Han (Dung-han) and Three Kingdoms (San-guo) periods -
Saṃskṛtaśodhapravidhiḥ
(viśiṣṭācārya- M.Phil)-Vidyāvāridhi -(Ph.D.) cchātrāṇāṃ kṛte nitarāmupayogī = Methodology of research in Sanskrit -
Sanskrit and development of world thought
proceedings of "The International Seminar on the Contribution of Sanskrit to Development of World Thought" -
Alaṃkāra school of poetics and Bhaṭṭa Udbhaṭa, a study
(a critique on Udbhaṭa's system of Alaṃkāras vis-a-vis Benedetto Croce's Ornament and expression and Raniero Gnoli's published fragments of Udbhaṭa's vivaraṇa) -
Rudraṭa's Kāvyālaṅkāra
an estimate -
Śāstrīyanibandhamañjūṣā
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The Vidhi viveka of Maṇḍana Miśra
understanding vedic injunctions -
Translating the orient
the reception of "Śākuntala" in nineteenth-century Europe -
Pāṇini
a survey of research -
<<The>> denotation of generic terms in ancient Indian philosophy
Grammar, Nyāya, and Mīmāṃsā -
Gleanings in the Sanskrit grammatical tradition
[to Prof. S. D. Laddu (on his 69th birth-day on 18th May 1995)] -
<<De>> jakhals in de Oudindische Pañcatantra
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Sanskrit and science
[papers presented at a symposium and a seminar to mark the institute's golden jubilee] -
A study of Samudrabandha's commentary on Alaṅkārasarvasva
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<<A>> guide to the earliest Chinese Buddhist translations
texts from the Eastern Han "Dong Han" and Three Kingdoms "San Guo" periods -
<<The>> Vṛttivārttika or commentary on the functions of words of Appaya Dīkṣita
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Obraz kobiety w Meghaducie Kalidasy
analiza semantyczna -
Staroindijske verzne oblike
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Chandoviciti
Texte zur Sanskritmetrik -
Translating the Orient
the reception of Śākuntala in nineteenth-century Europe -
The character of the Indo-European moods
With special regard to Greek and Sanskrit