Here is a link to a pdf of this paper (converted from Asko Parpola's
.tiff file).
https://filesender.renater.fr/?s=download&token=8c8e94bb-9de0-4204-b90e-5b1fe6941a33
Hope this helps,
Best,
Satyanad Kichenassamy
Le 07/08/2025 à 14:08, Asko Parpola via INDOLOGY a écrit :
David Reigle was interested in Gotō’s paper on RV 10,72, read at the 14th World
Sanskrit Conference in Kyoto in 2009. Per-Johan Norelius, too, was earlier
seeking for a copy of this paper.
As it apparently was not printed — none of the Proceedings of the Conference
contains it —, I made a scan of the six pages of the handout, which cover the
entire talk. The attached .tiff file
contains all the 6 pages in one document. I could not convert it into a pdf
file, but at least in my MacBook Air it opens.
With best wishes, Asko
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rl83he5jdv4jpofn0xddq/Got-T-2009-on-RV-10-72.tiff?rlkey=kmtlrea6zy6q4ed1ct6ejwcde&st=x1i1exvq&dl=0
Gotō T 2009 on RV 10,72.tiff
dropbox.com
On 7. Aug 2025, at 11.36, Michael Witzel <[email protected]> wrote:
Like Harry and Asko, I received the news of the passing, on July 19, of my old
friend Toshifumi from his wife Junko a few days ago. I was aware of his two
year struggle with cancer but the end came as a great shock: in spite of many
procedures in various research institutions, the spread of his disease could
not be stopped. Even then, he persevered tireless in his work, until the very
end, such as with a Japanese translation of his important update of Old
Indo-Aryan morphology and its Indo-Iranian background.
We both can look back to many decades of friendship and collaboration, in
Europe and
Japan, last during our concurrent stay at the Buddhist Postgraduate College in
Tokyo and at the Veda conference organized by Eijiro Doyama at Osaka in the
spring of 2023.
As outlined by Harry and Asko, his contributions do not only cover Vedic,
Avestan, Indo-Iranian and Indo-European linguistics and philology but also many
aspects of the religious developments of these periods, -- often with
surprising new insights that had escaped us for long (Videgha, Yajñavalkya,
Varuṇa etc.).
We will remember him and his oeuvre as long as we live and I am sure that many
on this list will agree. I hope that his friends and colleagues will set up and
contribute to a Gedenkschrift soon.
Michael Witzel
(residence: Zushi, Japan)
On Aug 6, 2025, at 19:04, Asko Parpola via INDOLOGY
<[email protected]> wrote:
Old Indo-Aryan morphology and its Indo-Iranian background
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