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(Pascal, Blaise)Biblio.com

Pensees de M. Pascal sur la Religion et sur quelques autres Sujets: Augmentee de Beaucoup de Pensees de la Vie de l'Auteur & de quelques Dissertations

Abbot Joseph Pascal Parraud; Charles WilkinsBiblio.com

Le Bhaguat-Geeta ou Dialogues de Kreeshna et d'Arjoon

1787H-210The increasingly scarce first French translation by Parraud of "The Bhagvat-Geeta or Dialogues of Kreeshna and Arjoon; in Eighteen Lectures" by Charles Wilkins in English published two years earlier in London in 1785.Abbot Joseph Pascal Parraud Translator 1752-1832 Charles Wilkins Author 1749-1836. Le Bhaguat-Geeta ou Dialogues de Kreeshna et d'Arjoon ; contenant un Précis de la Religion et de la Morale des Indiens. Traduit du sanscrit la langue sacrée des Brahmes en anglais par M. Charles Wilkins : et de l'anglais en français par M. Parraud de l'Académie des Arcades de Rome. A Londres et se trouve Ã Paris chez Buisson 1787 Octavo 6-CLXII pp. and 180 pages in contemporary binding.The English translation of the Bhagavad Gita is the greatest accomplishment of notable Orientalist Wilkins founder of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. Published by the East India Company in 1785 under the patronage of Governor General Warren Hastings this translation had a profound impact on some of the greatest Western intellectuals of the time including Carlyle and Emerson. Soon after efforts were underway to translate this extraordinary text into other languages this French translation being the pre-eminent of all. As a beautiful testament to skilled pre-Revolutionary French printing this edition by Parisian publisher Buisson bears the signatory hallmark and increasing importance of oriental religion specifically Hinduism within the literary minds of France.The Bhagvat Geeta is part of the sixth book of the Mahabharata the great Indian epic. During the battle of Kurukshetra the Lord Krishna friend and charioteer of Arjun offers words of wisdom to the Pandava prince Arjun and this set of philosophical dialogues between them is a central text of Hinduism. The poem consists of 700 Sanskrit verses divided into 18 chapters here "lectures". In Hinduism Krishna is regarded as the human incarnation of God Vishnu. One may recall the famous Radha-Krishna love-songs and stories that form the bedrock of romantic literature in Sanskrit and other languages such as Maithili Bengali etc.Condition- In beautiful contemporary binding Pages are remarkably clean; a beautiful collector's copy in very good condition! Buisson, Paris hardcover

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