Richter-Ushanas, Egbert  <br/><br/>
The Indus script & the Rig-Veda/ 
Egbert Richter-Ushanas 
 - 2nd. ed. 
 - Delhi :  MBP,  2001. 
 - 326p. :  ill. ;  23cm. 
<br/><br/>I. The Indus script and the Rg-Veda<br/>1. The historical background<br/>2. The evidence of a bilingual<br/>3. Short inscriptions (one to six signs)<br/>4. Narrative motifs<br/>5. Long inscriptions<br/>6. Inscriptions of the Late Harappa phase<br/>7. The unicom-standard and the Soma-plant<br/>II. The lord of the beasts and the deity in the tree<br/>III. Seals and tablets with anthropomorphic motifs<br/>1. Compound motifs<br/>2. The centaur<br/>3. Standing homed person ± arch<br/>4. Man in yoga-posture ± snakes or crocodiles<br/>5. Deity between two tigers<br/>6. The tiger and the goddess in a kino tree<br/>7.'The sacred marriage<br/>IV. Seals and tablets with composite animals<br/>V. The bull upon the woman and the asvamedha<br/>VI. Pururavas and Urvasi<br/>VII. Gilgames and ancient India<br/>1. The jewel-tree and the ale-wife Siduri<br/>2. The ship and the Great Flood<br/>3. Gilgames and Istar<br/>VIII. The cosmic man in Patanjali's Yoga Sutras<br/>IX. Chess as a cosmic diagram<br/>X. The development of the Brahmi and the Tamil script<br/>XI. The swastika 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8120814053 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Rig Veda.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>294.59212  / RIC/T