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Daraschekoh,M.
The Oupnek'hat. The doctrine of the Brahm summarized from the Vedas. From the Sanskrit-Persian translation of Prince Mohammed Daraschekoh into Latin by Abraham Hyacinthe Anquetil Duperron, translated into German by Franz Mischel. Drsdn., Heinrich 1882. XXVII, 591 pp. Somewhat late. Softcover with gilt-stamped. "Oupnek'hat means the secret to be preserved; it contains the most exquisite of the four Vedas, the Sam-Veda, Rak-Veda, Djedir-Veda and the Atharva-Veda, as well as the Vedantas, i.e. the interpretation of the Vedas. Composed several centuries before the birth of Christ, it remained hidden for almost two millennia until it was discovered by a princely fakir" (Preface). - Several erasures, initially slightly waterstained, front cover with ownership mark.
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