Leopold von Schroeder

Life

Since 1882 lecturer in Indology in 1890 he became State Council, 1896 full professor in Innsbruck and worked from 1899 in Vienna. In 1894 he was elected an honorary member of the Learned Estonian Society. Among his outstanding achievements, the translation of the Bhagavad Gita is one of the Sanskrit. This translation is still in the German-speaking area of importance. He was also scientifically with legends and myths. He was one of the few scientifically dealt with the theme of the Grail legend and the roots explored. His mythological school in Vienna trying to prove to the modern era through a continuity of German culture of the Indo-European period.

Works

  • About the formal distinction of parts of speech in Greek and Latin. With particular reference to the Nominalcomposita. 1874
  • The Accentgesetze the Homeric Nominalcomposita, illustrated and compared with those of the Veda Dorpat: Laakmann 1877
  • Livonenlieder: a collection of poems Livonian Dorpat: Laakmann 1877
  • About the Mâitrâyanî Samhita, their age, their relation to the relatives Çâkhâ 's, its linguistic and historical significance Dorpat: Mattiesen 1879
  • Pythagoras and the Indians. An investigation of the origin and descent of the Pythagorean teachings. Schulze, Leipzig 1884
  • India's literature and culture in historical development. A Cyklus of fifty lectures, at the same time as a manual of Indian literary history, in addition to interesting, communicated in German translation samples from Indian written works. Haessel, Leipzig 1887
  • Greek gods and heroes. An examination of their original essence with the help of comparative mythology. 1887
  • The wedding customs of Estonians and other Finno- Ugric some nations in comparison with those of the Indo-European peoples. A contribution to the knowledge of the oldest relationships of the Finno-Ugric and Indo-European family of nations. Asher, Berlin 1888
  • Delhi, India's Rome and its Campagna. Behre, 1891
  • Mango flowers. A collection of Indian songs and sayings in German replica. Cotta'sche bookstore successor, Stuttgart 1892
  • Buddhism and Christianity. What they have in common and what makes them different. 1893
  • Germanic elves and gods when Estonians people. Hölder, Vienna 1906
  • Baltic homeland, defiance and consolation songs. JF Lehmann Verlag, Munich 1906
  • Mysterium and Mimus in the Rigveda. Haessel, Leipzig 1908
  • From My Life: The nature and origin of religion, their roots and their development. Jonck & Poliewsky, Riga 1909
  • The roots of the legend of the Holy Grail. Hölder, Vienna 1910; Reprints: Bohmeier Verlag, [ca 2005], ISBN 3-89094-444-2
  • The completion of the Aryan mystery in Bayreuth. 1910
  • Richard Wagner as a national playwrights. 1913
  • Speeches and essays mainly on India's literature and culture. Haessel, Leipzig 1913
  • Aryan religion. Two volumes. Volume One: Introduction. The old Aryan god of the heavens, the highest good nature. Second volume: nature worship and life celebrations. Printed with support from the Imperial Academy of Sciences in Vienna, 1914
  • Heracles and Indra. A myth- comparative study. Two volumes. Hölder, Vienna 1914
  • Bhagavadgita. The sublime song. Diederichs, Jena 1915
  • Houston Stewart Chamberlain. An outline of his life, based on his own releases. JF Lehmann Verlag, Munich 1918
  • With Heinrich Zimmer: Bhagavad Gita - Aschtavakragita - India's sacred chants. Diederichs Yellow Series, 2004, ISBN 3-89631-440-8
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