Muhammad Biruni, Muh Ammad Ibn Ah Mad B. R. N.
Alberuni's India
An Account of the Religion, Philosophy, Literature, Geography, Chronology, Astronomy, Customs, Laws and Astrology of I
Muhammad Biruni, Muh Ammad Ibn Ah Mad B. R. N.
Alberuni's India
An Account of the Religion, Philosophy, Literature, Geography, Chronology, Astronomy, Customs, Laws and Astrology of I
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A two-volume annotated translation, published in 1887-8, of the work on early medieval Indian life by Muslim polymath Alberuni.
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A two-volume annotated translation, published in 1887-8, of the work on early medieval Indian life by Muslim polymath Alberuni.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 440
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. April 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781108047203
- ISBN-10: 1108047203
- Artikelnr.: 35496075
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 440
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. April 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781108047203
- ISBN-10: 1108047203
- Artikelnr.: 35496075
49. A summary description of the eras
50. How many star-cycles there are both in a 'kalpa' and in a 'caturyuga'
51. An explanation of the terms 'adhimâsa', 'ûnarâtra', and the 'aharganas', as representing different sums of days
52. On the calculation of 'ahargana' in general, that is, the resolution of years and months into days, and, vice versa, the composition of years and months out of days
53. On the ahargana, or the resolution of years into months, according to special rules which are adopted in the calendars for certain dates or moments of time
54. On the computation of the mean places of the planets
55. On the order of the planets, their distances and sizes
56. On the stations of the moon
57. On the heliacal risings of the stars, and on the ceremonies and rites which the Hindus practise at such a moment
58. How ebb and flow follow each other in the ocean
59. On the solar and lunar eclipses
60. On the parvan
61. On the dominants of the different measures of time in both religious and astronomical relations, and on connected subjects
62. On the sixty years samvatsara, also called 'shashtyabda'
63. On that which especially concerns the Brahmans, and what they are obliged to do during their whole life
64. On the rites and customs which the other castes, besides the Brahmans, practise during their lifetime
65. On the sacrifices
66. On pilgrimage and the visiting of sacred places
67. On alms, and how a man must spend what he earns
68. On what is allowed and forbidden in eating and drinking
69. On matrimony, the menstrual courses, embryos, and childbed
70. On lawsuits
71. On punishments and expiations
72. On inheritance, and what claim the deceased person has on it
73. About what is due to the bodies of the dead and of the living (i.e. about burying and suicide)
74. On fasting, and the various kinds of it
75. On the determination of the fast-days
76. On the festivals and festive days
77. On days which are held in special veneration, on lucky and unlucky times, and on such times as are particularly favourable for acquiring in them bliss in heaven
78. On the karanas
79. On the yogas
80. On the introductory principles of Hindu astrology, with a short description of their methods of astrological calculations
Annotations
Index.
50. How many star-cycles there are both in a 'kalpa' and in a 'caturyuga'
51. An explanation of the terms 'adhimâsa', 'ûnarâtra', and the 'aharganas', as representing different sums of days
52. On the calculation of 'ahargana' in general, that is, the resolution of years and months into days, and, vice versa, the composition of years and months out of days
53. On the ahargana, or the resolution of years into months, according to special rules which are adopted in the calendars for certain dates or moments of time
54. On the computation of the mean places of the planets
55. On the order of the planets, their distances and sizes
56. On the stations of the moon
57. On the heliacal risings of the stars, and on the ceremonies and rites which the Hindus practise at such a moment
58. How ebb and flow follow each other in the ocean
59. On the solar and lunar eclipses
60. On the parvan
61. On the dominants of the different measures of time in both religious and astronomical relations, and on connected subjects
62. On the sixty years samvatsara, also called 'shashtyabda'
63. On that which especially concerns the Brahmans, and what they are obliged to do during their whole life
64. On the rites and customs which the other castes, besides the Brahmans, practise during their lifetime
65. On the sacrifices
66. On pilgrimage and the visiting of sacred places
67. On alms, and how a man must spend what he earns
68. On what is allowed and forbidden in eating and drinking
69. On matrimony, the menstrual courses, embryos, and childbed
70. On lawsuits
71. On punishments and expiations
72. On inheritance, and what claim the deceased person has on it
73. About what is due to the bodies of the dead and of the living (i.e. about burying and suicide)
74. On fasting, and the various kinds of it
75. On the determination of the fast-days
76. On the festivals and festive days
77. On days which are held in special veneration, on lucky and unlucky times, and on such times as are particularly favourable for acquiring in them bliss in heaven
78. On the karanas
79. On the yogas
80. On the introductory principles of Hindu astrology, with a short description of their methods of astrological calculations
Annotations
Index.
49. A summary description of the eras
50. How many star-cycles there are both in a 'kalpa' and in a 'caturyuga'
51. An explanation of the terms 'adhimâsa', 'ûnarâtra', and the 'aharganas', as representing different sums of days
52. On the calculation of 'ahargana' in general, that is, the resolution of years and months into days, and, vice versa, the composition of years and months out of days
53. On the ahargana, or the resolution of years into months, according to special rules which are adopted in the calendars for certain dates or moments of time
54. On the computation of the mean places of the planets
55. On the order of the planets, their distances and sizes
56. On the stations of the moon
57. On the heliacal risings of the stars, and on the ceremonies and rites which the Hindus practise at such a moment
58. How ebb and flow follow each other in the ocean
59. On the solar and lunar eclipses
60. On the parvan
61. On the dominants of the different measures of time in both religious and astronomical relations, and on connected subjects
62. On the sixty years samvatsara, also called 'shashtyabda'
63. On that which especially concerns the Brahmans, and what they are obliged to do during their whole life
64. On the rites and customs which the other castes, besides the Brahmans, practise during their lifetime
65. On the sacrifices
66. On pilgrimage and the visiting of sacred places
67. On alms, and how a man must spend what he earns
68. On what is allowed and forbidden in eating and drinking
69. On matrimony, the menstrual courses, embryos, and childbed
70. On lawsuits
71. On punishments and expiations
72. On inheritance, and what claim the deceased person has on it
73. About what is due to the bodies of the dead and of the living (i.e. about burying and suicide)
74. On fasting, and the various kinds of it
75. On the determination of the fast-days
76. On the festivals and festive days
77. On days which are held in special veneration, on lucky and unlucky times, and on such times as are particularly favourable for acquiring in them bliss in heaven
78. On the karanas
79. On the yogas
80. On the introductory principles of Hindu astrology, with a short description of their methods of astrological calculations
Annotations
Index.
50. How many star-cycles there are both in a 'kalpa' and in a 'caturyuga'
51. An explanation of the terms 'adhimâsa', 'ûnarâtra', and the 'aharganas', as representing different sums of days
52. On the calculation of 'ahargana' in general, that is, the resolution of years and months into days, and, vice versa, the composition of years and months out of days
53. On the ahargana, or the resolution of years into months, according to special rules which are adopted in the calendars for certain dates or moments of time
54. On the computation of the mean places of the planets
55. On the order of the planets, their distances and sizes
56. On the stations of the moon
57. On the heliacal risings of the stars, and on the ceremonies and rites which the Hindus practise at such a moment
58. How ebb and flow follow each other in the ocean
59. On the solar and lunar eclipses
60. On the parvan
61. On the dominants of the different measures of time in both religious and astronomical relations, and on connected subjects
62. On the sixty years samvatsara, also called 'shashtyabda'
63. On that which especially concerns the Brahmans, and what they are obliged to do during their whole life
64. On the rites and customs which the other castes, besides the Brahmans, practise during their lifetime
65. On the sacrifices
66. On pilgrimage and the visiting of sacred places
67. On alms, and how a man must spend what he earns
68. On what is allowed and forbidden in eating and drinking
69. On matrimony, the menstrual courses, embryos, and childbed
70. On lawsuits
71. On punishments and expiations
72. On inheritance, and what claim the deceased person has on it
73. About what is due to the bodies of the dead and of the living (i.e. about burying and suicide)
74. On fasting, and the various kinds of it
75. On the determination of the fast-days
76. On the festivals and festive days
77. On days which are held in special veneration, on lucky and unlucky times, and on such times as are particularly favourable for acquiring in them bliss in heaven
78. On the karanas
79. On the yogas
80. On the introductory principles of Hindu astrology, with a short description of their methods of astrological calculations
Annotations
Index.