Henry Lord

A Display of two forraigne sects in the East Indies: sect of the Banians ... and sect of the Persees

The Sect of the Banians, the Ancient [sic] Natiues of India, and the Sect of the Persees, the Ancient Inhabitants of Persia: Together with the Religion and Manners of Each Sect

A Display of Two Forreigne Sects in the East Indies Viz

Viz. the Sect of the Banians, the Antient Natives of India, and the Sect of the Parsees, the Ancient Inhabitants of Persia: Together with the Religion and Manners of Each Sect. In Two Parts

A Discovery of Two Forreigne Sects in the East-Indies

Peter Thomson

Peter Pugh

A lavish, full-colour volume essential for every golfer's coffee table, capturing the timeless spirit of the game through its greatest-ever course designers.

Great Courses of Colt, MacKenzie, Alison & Morrison

Masters of Design

Will Sweetman

Published in 1630, Henry Lord's book was the first in English to be entirely devoted to discussion of Indian religions, and represents the first serious attempt to go beyond reports by travellers of the strange religious beliefs and practices that they had observed in India. By identifying the relevant persons (mythological as well as historical), groups, texts and places, this critical edition does much to make Lord's work more accessible.

A Critical Edition of Two Early English Works on Indian Religions

A Discovery of the Banian Religion and the Religion of the Persees

Henry Lord

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