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Willibald Kirfel (29 January 1885 – 16 October 1964) was a German Indologist. He is known for his scholarly work on Indian cosmography, medicine and religion.[1]
Works
Die Kosmographie der Inder, nach den Quellen dargestellt (1920)[2]
Die Religion der Jaina's (1928)
Bhâratavarsa (Indien) (1931)
Der Hinduismus (1934)
Kultur der orientalischen Völker (1936) with Erich Schmitt, Oskar Kressler and others
Ashtanga Hridaya Samhita (1941), translator with Luise Hilgenberg
Die dreikopfige Gottheit. Archaeologisch-ethnologischer Streifzug durch die Ikonographie der Religionen (1948)
Der Rosenkranz (1949)
Symbolik des Buddhismus (1959)
Symbolik des Hinduismus und des Jinismus (1959)
Zur Eschatologie von Welt und Leben. Ein puranischer Text nebst Übertragung in textgeschichtlicher Darstellung (1959)
