The Religion of the Veda (1894) - Page 3

Ref. 145.2 Oldenberg This reference likely indicates the book belonged to the collection of Hermann Oldenberg (1854–1920), a famous German scholar of Indology and a pioneer in the study of Buddhism.

Circular seal of Harvard University. The outer ring contains the inscription: "Seal of the Harvard Academy in New England" original Latin: "SIGILLVM ACADEMIAE HARVARDIANAE IN NOV. ANG.". The inner circle contains a shield with three open books bearing the letters for "Truth" original Latin: "VE RI TAS". Surrounding the shield is the motto "For Christ and the Church" original Latin: "CHRISTO ET ECCLESIAE".

Library of the Divinity School.

Bought with money

GIVEN BY

THE SOCIETY

FOR PROMOTING

THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION.

The Society for Promoting Theological Education was founded in 1816 by a group of liberal Christians to provide formal support and funding for Harvard's Divinity School, ensuring a steady supply of trained ministers.

Received 18 May, 1895.