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<p lang="sa">THIS volume contains seventy-one Upanisads, that are
not included in the well-known one hundred and eight
Upanisads. The Adyar Library has already published
all the ninety-eight Minor Upanisads with the com-
mentary of Upanisad Brahmayogin. It was felt advisable
that these works, which have come down under the
name of Upanisads, should be published in the same
series. Manuscripts of many of these Upanisads are
rare, and very few of them have been printed till now.
This edition is based upon the manuscripts that are
collected in the Adyar Library. Manuscripts that
are collected in the Government Oriental Manuscripts
Library, Madras, have also been consulted wherever
possible; I take this opportunity to thank the Curator of
that Library for the facilities afforded for such consulta-
tion. The manuscripts of the Adyar Library which have
been utilised for this edition are described in the
been utilised for this edition are described in the
Descriptive Catalogue of the Library prepared by
Dr. F. O. Schrader. As this edition has no pretence to
being a""critical edition,"" I do not enter into any
minute discussion about the manuscripts and other
minute discussion about the manuscripts and other
details. I must confess that some of the Upanisads that
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<p lang="en">PREFACE
<p lang="sa">THIS volume contains seventy-one Upanisads, that are
not included in the well-known one hundred and eight
Upanisads. The Adyar Library has already published
all the ninety-eight Minor Upanisads with the com-
mentary of Upanisad Brahmayogin. It was felt advisable
that these works, which have come down under the
name of Upanisads, should be published in the same
series. Manuscripts of many of these Upanisads are
rare, and very few of them have been printed till now.
This edition is based upon the manuscripts that are
collected in the Adyar Library. Manuscripts that
are collected in the Government Oriental Manuscripts
Library, Madras, have also been consulted wherever
possible; I take this opportunity to thank the Curator of
that Library for the facilities afforded for such consulta-
tion. The manuscripts of the Adyar Library which have
been utilised for this edition are described in the
been utilised for this edition are described in the
Descriptive Catalogue of the Library prepared by
Dr. F. O. Schrader. As this edition has no pretence to
being a
minute discussion about the manuscripts and other
minute discussion about the manuscripts and other
details. I must confess that some of the Upanisads that
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