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Monier Monier-Williams

Photo of Monier Monier-Williams by [[Lewis Carroll]] Sir Monier Monier-Williams (; né Williams; 12 November 1819 – 11 April 1899) was a British scholar who was the second Boden Professor of Sanskrit at Oxford University, England. He studied, documented and taught Asian languages, especially Sanskrit, Persian and Hindustani. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Indian wisdom or examples of the religious philosophical and ethical doctrines of the Hindus

    Indian wisdom or examples of the religious philosophical and ethical doctrines of the Hindus by Williams, Monier

    Published 1875
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    Indian wisdom or examples of the religious philosophical and ethical doctrines of the Hindus

    Indian wisdom or examples of the religious philosophical and ethical doctrines of the Hindus by Williams, Monier

    Published 1893
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    Nalopalchyanam = story of Nala : an episode of the Maha-Barata - the Sanskrit text, with a copious vocabulary, grammatical analysis

    Nalopalchyanam = story of Nala : an episode of the Maha-Barata - the Sanskrit text, with a copious vocabulary, grammatical analysis by Williams, Monier

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    Original papers illustrating the history of the application of the Roman alphabet of the languages of India

    Original papers illustrating the history of the application of the Roman alphabet of the languages of India by Williams, Monier

    Published 2003
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    A Sanskrit English dictionary : Etimologically and philogically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-Europedan languages

    A Sanskrit English dictionary : Etimologically and philogically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-Europedan languages by Williams, Monier

    Published 2012
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