1867 Bopp Sanskrit Glossary Middle East Linguistics

1867 Bopp Sanskrit Glossary Middle East Linguistics Etymology Grammar RARE

Franz Bopp was a 19th-century German romance linguist who studied the vast differences between language systems. He worked specifically with Sanskrit and how it compared to Greek, Latin, Persian, and German and how it was originated out of its earliest forms. His most important book on the topic was ‘Comparative Grammar’, a book in which he provided descriptions of the languages, covered the phonetic rules, and identified the origins of the language.

This Sanskrit glossary is an important, and highly unique, work on language study and translation.

Item number: #10581

Price: $399

BOPP, Franz

Glossarium comparativum linguae sanscritae, in quo omnes sanscritae radices et vocabula usitatissima explicantur et cum vocabulis graecis, latinis, germanicis, lituanicis, slavicis, celticis comparantur a Francisco Bopp.

Berolini, Libraria Dümmleriana, 1867.

Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages

viii, 492

Language: Sanskrit

Binding: Leather; tight & secure

Size: ~10.25in X 8.75in (26cm x 22cm)

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