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Martin Haug

German orientalist (1827–1876)

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Bestimmung der Phloretinglykoside und anderer phenolischer Verbindungen in Apfelsäften, die nach unterschiedlichen Entsaftungsverfahren gewonnen wurden
Entwicklung und offenbarung bei Lessing
Book of Arda Viraf
Aitareya Brahmanam of the Rigveda, Containing the Earliest Speculations of the Brahmans on the Meaning of the Sacrificial Prayers, and on the Origin, Performance and Sense of the Rites of the Vedic Religion. Edited; Volume 4
SICHERHEIT VON ANDROID-BETRIEBSSYSTEMEN

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“If I have succeeded in throwing one or two rays of light on these fragments of the true songs of Zarathustra, rescued from a 4,000 year-old past, ... I will be richly rewarded for the indescribable difficulty and the great sacrifices I had to make.”
“Dr. Haug, in his introduction to the Aitareya Brahman, has observed that: "The sattras (sacrificial sessions), which lasted for one year, were nothing but an imitation of the Sun's yearly course. They were divided into two distinct parts, each consisting of six months of thirty days each. In the midst of both was the Vishuvat, i.e. the equator or central day, cutting the whole sattra into two halves."”

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