The Upanishads and Sri Sankara's Commentary, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint)

Pkefack. When I first undertook the publication of thife series, 1intended to confine myself to the Tsa, Kena, Katha, IV asna, Mundaka. A itareya and the Taitiriya Lpanishads. The kind encoui-agemeut which the tirt Volunit of theS eries has. within this short space of time, met with at the hands of the enlightened public has inducreil me to undertake the publication of tlie Thanlogya and theB rihad i anyaka IJ panishads. The tianslation of these IT panishads as well as of Sri Sankaia Ch ryas commentaries thereon is in tluhands of Pandit GanganlL tha-I ha, w. a. f. t. s, ofD arbhanga whose scholarly attainments and I eputation, as the translator of the Tattva-K aumudi and theY ogasH raS angraha are ah eady too well-known to the public, to need any mention on my part. It is expected that the volumes comprising the A itareya, Taitiriya, ChA ndogja and Brihad ranyaka IJ panishads will be out before July 1899. I have once again to express my hearty thanks toM r. Swaminatha I yer, District Munsiff, and to Swami Hamakrishnananda for their valuable suggestions. Madras, V. 0. SKSHACHARRI. December
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