- Abel
Henri Joseph Bergaigne (31
August 1838 – 6
August 1888) was a
French Indologist and
scholar of Sanskrit. He
wrote a
number of
books related to religion...
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Joseph de
Bergaigne (1588–1647) was a
prelate and
diplomat from the
Habsburg Netherlands who was
appointed bishop of 's-Hertogenbosch and
archbishop of...
-
Inscriptions of Campā
based on the
editions and
translations of Abel
Bergaigne, Étienne Aymonier,
Louis Finot, Édouard
Huber and
other French scholars...
- Franche-Comté and the
Spanish Netherlands were
represented by
Joseph de
Bergaigne (who died
before peace was concluded) and
Antoine Brun. The
papal nuncio...
-
Sanscrit védique ("Manual for the
Study of
Vedic Sanskrit", with Abel
Bergaigne, 1890) Éléments de
Sanscrit classique ("Elements of
classical Sanskrit"...
- from the authorities. The
bishopric of 's-Hertogenbosch got
Joseph de
Bergaigne ordained as new
bishop in 1641, but this was done in Brussel.
After the...
- Agastya, and the last two are to the
credit of the
disciple or Agastya. M.
Bergaigne has
commented that the hymn has
mystical meaning, with
Agastya identified...
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Legibus II 20 and 21. G. Dumézil ARR It. tr.
Milan 1977 p. 127
citing A.
Bergaigne La
religion védique III 1883 p. 220. Jean-Louis Durand, John
Scheid Rites...
-
educated in Paris, where,
under the
guidance of
Michel Bréal and Abel
Bergaigne, he
imbibed a love for
Oriental studies, to
which for a time he entirely...
-
Inscriptions of Campā
based on the
editions and
translations of Abel
Bergaigne, Étienne Aymonier,
Louis Finot, Édouard
Huber and
other French scholars...
