Martin Haug

Indologe, Orientalist, Hochschullehrer

Born: 30. Januar 1827, Balingen-Ostdorf

Died: 3. Juni 1876, Bad Ragaz

Martin Haug — Creator: anonym, aufgenommen in Puna, Ostindien, 1864 | Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Die Ahuna-vairya-Formel, das heiligste Gebet der Zoroastrier, mit dem alten Zend-Commentar (Jasna 19)
The Aitareya Brahmanam of the Rigveda : containing the earliest speculations of the Brahmans on the meaning of the sacrificial prayers, and on the origin, performance and sense of the rites of the...
Die fünf Gâthâ's oder Sammlungen von Liedern und Sprüchen Zarathustra's, seiner Jünger und Nachfolger, 2. Die vier übrigen Sammlungen enthaltend : nebst einer Schlußabhandlung
Account of a tour in Gujarat

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