Pentaglot Dictionary (Manju, Tibetan, Uyghur, Mongol, Chinese)

Posted 1 week, 6 days ago by tbn

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skad lnga shan sbyar gyi many+dzu’i skad gsal ba’i me long,
rgyal pos mdzad pa’i skad lnga shan sbyar gyi many+dzu’i skad gsal ba’i me long, 1957, pe cin, mi rigs dpe skrun khang, pho brang rnying pa’i nor rdzas bshams ston khang du yod pa’i bris ma ltar mi rigs dpe skrun khang gis par du bkod pa, 3 vols., 4973, 72 p.

799,00 EUR incl. seamail shipping. (we only have one set, first come first serve!).

It is the original first edition from 1957! Vol II is in bad condition; back cover is missing and the spine is damaged. Vol I is in good general condition, but the spine is loose. Voll III is in good general condition. The text of all three vols. Is in excellent condition with no pages missing. See the pictures below.

The Pentaglot is perhaps the most famous of all dictionaries which were compiled under the Qing in the 17th and 18th centuries. Its lemmata are recorded in five languages: Manju, Tibetan, Mongolian, Uighur and Chinese.

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