Charles Rockwell Lanman was an American scholar specializing in the Sanskrit language. His work concentrated on the deep study and understanding of this ancient tongue. He contributed to the advancement of Indo-European studies, leaving a lasting legacy in philology. His research illuminated key aspects of Indian literature and philosophy.
This classic text provides an introduction to the Sanskrit language, with a focus on grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. With exercises, quizzes, and detailed explanations of grammatical concepts, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in learning Sanskrit or the culture of ancient India.
In this address, Charles Rockwell Lanman explores the origins of Hindu pantheism, tracing its development from the earliest Vedic texts to the more complex philosophical systems of later periods. Lanman is an expert in the field of Sanskrit and Indian religion, and his insights are valuable for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this complex and fascinating subject.