Mandukya Upanisad and Commentary

[breusch at students.wisc.edu]

I would check the OCLC catalog and request a copy through interlibrary loan
from Harvard, Berkeley, Chicago (the university or the research libraries
center), Madison, Seattle, etc.

 

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Hello Mr. Samuels, did you try Interlibrary loan through your local
University?
 

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Please try Interlibrary loan through your University library.
Also South Asia Books, Columbus, Missouri may have a copy.
Of course, Motilal Banarsidass in Delhi will for sure carry
one of the standard editions from Chowkhamba in Benares.
 

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Dear Colleagues,
I am trying to find a means of writing diacritics for Sanskrit
transcription using Microsoft Word for Windows on a PC.
Has anybody any suggestions? Or can somebody point me to where
I can look?
Specifically I need to be able to write:
  = a dot under 'n', 'm', 'h', 'th', and 's'
  = a circle under 'r' (or a dot will do)
  = matra over vowels (and 'r')
  = acute accent over 's'
Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Edeltraud (eclear at bronze.ucs.indiana.edu)