Dating to the first half of the first millennium bce, the
"Katha Aranyaka" is a ritualistic and speculative text that deals
with a dangerous Vedic ritual that provides its sponsor with a new
body after death. In a new, never-before published critical
edition, Michael Witzel, using available manuscripts and,
primarily, a color facsimile of a restored five-hundred-year-old
Kashmiri birch bark manuscript preserved at Tubingen since 1895,
presents this work which transitions the Vedic ritual into the
philosophy of the Upanishads. The text is preceded by an extensive
introduction in English dealing with Vedic ritualism and followed
by a German translation as well as detailed variant readings and a
verse index.
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