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The Upanishads: Katha, Isa, Kena and Mundaka. Translated from the Sanskrit with introductions embodying a general survey and the metaphysics and psychology of the Upanishads and with notes and explanations based on the commentary of Sri Sankaracharys, the great ninth century philosopher and saint of India. Vol. 1 (Q15670)

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    The Upanishads: Katha, Isa, Kena and Mundaka. Translated from the Sanskrit with introductions embodying a general survey and the metaphysics and psychology of the Upanishads and with notes and explanations based on the commentary of Sri Sankaracharys, the great ninth century philosopher and saint of India. Vol. 1
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      The Upanishads: Katha, Isa, Kena and Mundaka. Translated from the Sanskrit with introductions embodying a general survey and the metaphysics and psychology of the Upanishads and with notes and explanations based on the commentary of Sri Sankaracharys, the great ninth century philosopher and saint of India. Vol. 1
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      Swami Nikhilananda
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      A33706
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      24Jun76
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      15Jun49
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      Ferdinand Colloredo-Mansfeld\, John Moffitt & Dean Holbrook (E)
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