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Louis Renou (1896-1966) was the pre-eminent French indologist of the 20th century. In particular, he studied Indian culture and Sanskrit. Only a part of his work has been translated to English.

Bibliography

Religions of Ancient India, (1968), Schocken Books ISBN 0-8052-0179-3
History of Vedic India. New Delhi, Sanjay Prakashan, 2004, xi, 216 p., ISBN 81-7453-102-5
Hinduism, (1961), George Braziller, ISBN 0-8076-0164-0
A History of Sanskrit Language, (translated by Balbir, Jagbans Kishore) (2003) ISBN 81-202-0529-4

In French

L’Inde classique : manuel des études indiennes, with Jean Filliozat, Paris : Payot, 1947

L’Inde classique : manuel des études indiennes, with Jean Filliozat, vol. II (with Paul Demiéville, Olivier Lacombe and Pierre Meile), Paris : Imprimerie Nationale, 1953

Aṣṭādhyāyī La grammaire de Pāṇini Paris : École française d’Extrême-Orient, 1966

L'Inde fondamentale Hermann, Collection Savoir, c1978. ISBN 2-7056-5885-8.

Louis Renou : choix d'études indiennes Paris : École française d'Extrême-Orient, 1997. (2 vol.)

Notes sur la version « Paippalada » de l'atharva-veda, Paris: imprimerie nationale 1964

Sur le genre du Sutra dans la littérature sanskrite, Paris: imprimerie nationale 1963

Littérature sanskrite, A.Maissonneuve 1946

Grammaire et Vedanta, Paris imprimerie nationale 1957

Fragments du Vinaya Sanskrit, Paris: imprimerie nationale 1911

Etudes védiques, Paris: imprimerie nationale 1952

Etudes védiques et paninéennes (2 volumes), Paris: imprimerie nationale 1980-1986Further Information

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