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The Sanskrit Version of Yasna 1â8
A Critical Edition with Commentary and Glossaries
Series: - Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 2 South Asia, Volume: 32/5
- Corpus Avesticum, Volume: 32/5
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This book contributes to the Multimedia Yasna (MUYA) Project, led by Prof. Almut Hintze of SOAS, by presenting an edition of the first eight chapters of the Sanskrit Yasna. This new edition is accompanied by an English translation and two glossaries.
This study aims to provide a framework for Parsi literary production in the Indian context and, at the same time, to relate the Sanskrit text to its Avestan and Pahlavi versions. The special feature of this unique text is that it belongs to the Indian cultural environment while remaining part of the Zoroastrian tradition.
This study aims to provide a framework for Parsi literary production in the Indian context and, at the same time, to relate the Sanskrit text to its Avestan and Pahlavi versions. The special feature of this unique text is that it belongs to the Indian cultural environment while remaining part of the Zoroastrian tradition.
Martina Palladino holds a Ph.D. in History and Cultures from the University of Bologna (2017) and a second Ph.D. in Religions and Philosophies from SOAS (2022). She is now a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of History at Ghent University.
Researchers and students in the area of Indo-Iranian studies, languages and religions.