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|description=De Zirkoff lists E. Röer’s 1850 edition with Sankara’s commentary and Anandagiri’s gloss, the translations reprinted by Tookaram Tatya, and Max Müller’s translation in volume 1 of ''Sacred Books of the East'' (1879). {{ctd-source|BCW|6|425}}.
|description=De Zirkoff lists E. Röer’s 1850 edition with Sankara’s commentary and Anandagiri’s gloss, the translations reprinted by Tookaram Tatya, and Max Müller’s translation in volume 1 of ''Sacred Books of the East'' (1879). {{ctd-source|BCW|6|425}}.
The bibliography lists Röer's edition with Shankara's commentary and Ananda Giri's gloss (Calcutta, 1850), and English translations by Max Müller and in The Twelve Principal Upanishads {{ctd-source|BCW|8|414}}.
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De Zirkoff lists E. Röer’s 1850 edition with Sankara’s commentary and Anandagiri’s gloss, the translations reprinted by Tookaram Tatya, and Max Müller’s translation in volume 1 of Sacred Books of the East (1879). (BCW 6:425). The bibliography lists Röer's edition with Shankara's commentary and Ananda Giri's gloss (Calcutta, 1850), and English translations by Max Müller and in The Twelve Principal Upanishads (BCW 8:414).


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