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Sribhashya & Brahma-Sutras
English / Samskritam
Translations
- Translation of Sribhashya by George Thibaut. Very readable. It’s the one I turn to more often to get a quick perspective.
- Rangacharya / Varadaraja Aiyangar. Better notes but is slightly less readable. Only Volume 1 is available.
Tamil
Ramanuja’s other Sutra commentaries
Mimamsa - Vedic Investigation
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