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Alberto Cantera
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The series Corpus Avesticum is designed to provide a forum for new editions of Avestan texts. It includes works by different authors on the transmission of the Avesta and editions of Avestan texts and their exegesis in Pahlavi and Sanskrit. The editions will be based on a fresh collation of the manuscripts available today and on a critical analysis of the manuscript tradition. Editions would vary according to the focus individual authors have chosen for their work.
The series comprises three types of works. The first type would be editions of the ritual Avesta. They provide the Avestan text of complete rituals together with a text-critical apparatus. The second type comprises editions of the Avestan, Pahlavi or Sanskrit versions of a text with translation, commentary and dictionary of that particular text. Depending on the size of the text, the edition would be either of a complete text, or of a constituent part of a larger text (such as, for example, part of the Yasna). The third type comprises analyses of the history and dependencies of the manuscripts.
The series comprises three types of works. The first type would be editions of the ritual Avesta. They provide the Avestan text of complete rituals together with a text-critical apparatus. The second type comprises editions of the Avestan, Pahlavi or Sanskrit versions of a text with translation, commentary and dictionary of that particular text. Depending on the size of the text, the edition would be either of a complete text, or of a constituent part of a larger text (such as, for example, part of the Yasna). The third type comprises analyses of the history and dependencies of the manuscripts.
A Critical Edition with Commentary and Glossaries
Volume 32/5
978-90-04-73490-6
The Avestan Text of Yasna 28–30 and Its Tradition
Volume 32/4
978-90-04-53531-2
A Critical Edition with Ritual Commentaries and Glossary
Volume 32/3
978-90-04-50047-1
Transcription, Translation and Glossary of Anklesaria 1888
Volume 32/2
978-90-04-46098-0
Edited by Alberto Cantera, Free University of Berlin and Almut Hintze, SOAS, University of London
Editorial board:Jean Kellens (Collège de France, Paris)
Antonio Panaino (University of Bologna)
Nicholas Sims-Williams (SOAS, University of London)
Editorial board:Jean Kellens (Collège de France, Paris)
Antonio Panaino (University of Bologna)
Nicholas Sims-Williams (SOAS, University of London)
Those interested in the Zoroastrian religion, and the Avestan and Sanskrit languages, and Indo-Iranian and Indo-European linguistics.