Calidasa kalidasa (4 resultados)

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souple. Condición: Bon. Traduit par Abel Bergaigne et Paul Lehugeur, un des 100 exemplaires sur papier de hollande numérotés de 21 à 120 (n° 57), 1 vol. in-8 (format 22,3 x 14,3 cm), Nouvelle Bibliothèque Classique, Jouaust, Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris, 1884, XI-195 pp. Bon exemplaire du tirage en grand papier (à ne pas confondre avec les tirages au format in-12). Les oeuvres en sanscrit du poète indien antique Kalidasa, très inspirées de la mythologie et de la métaphysique hindoues, lui ont valu une immense renommée . Langue: Français.…

Cm. 30,5, pp. (4) xxxi (1) 268; (iv) 166; 122 + Appendice di pp. 100. Con una tavola a colori ripiegata f.t. Legatura recente in piena canapa con titoli in oro su tassello al dorso. Preservata all'interno la brossura originale d'attesa. Esemplare genuino e marginoso, in barbe. Opera che presenta il testo originale in sanscrito, per la prima volta a stampa e la traduzione francese. Il tutto per cura dell'orientalista francese Antoine Le-nard de Chézy (1773-1832).…

Paris, à la librairie orientale de Dondey-Dupré père et fils, 1830, (4),XXXI,(1),268 (entirely Sanskrit); (4),268; 100,(1) pag., 1 fold. lithographed plate by "Imp. Lith. de Knecht - Senefelder" after Jouy,19th century full calf with central gilt vignette on frontcover, repeated in blindstamp on backcover, spine decorated in gilt, top edge gilt, untrimmed, original decorated wrappers (incl. spine) bound with, quarto (31,3 x 25,3 cm.). = LARGE PAPER COPY with ample margins. Chézy's magnus opus and editio princeps of Shakuntala (in the Bengali recension) with a French translation together with the correspondence episode from the Mahabharata in the appendix. The Hindu story of Shakuntala is told in the epic Mahabharata, considered the best of Kalidasa's works. Kalidasa was a Sanskrit poet and dramatist widely regarded as the greatest Indian writer of any epoch. Much of his life is unknown but it's believed he lived in the 5th century. Antoine-Leónard de Chézy (1773-1832) was a French orientalist, pupil of Silvestre de Sacy, who became a pioneer of Sanskrit in Europe. He was an Arabic and Persian scholar who taught himself Sanskrit from the manuscripts at the Bibliothèque Nationale. He was appointed the first professor of Sanskrit at the Collège de France (first of its kind in Europe). Today he is almost forgotten and overshadowed by his talented students Eugène Burnouf, Franz Bopp and Othmar Frank to mention a few. Cf. G. Pollet, Indian Epic Values: Ramayana and its Impact (Louvain, 1995, p. 117). Binding worn/ rubbed and chafed. Waterstained (almost exclusively in lower blank margin).…