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The 12 pages that link to Max Müller, each with the reason it gives.

• UpanishadsRelated: His translations helped introduce the Upanishads to European scholarship and readers.

• Comparative religionRelated: His work helped make cross-tradition comparison a scholarly program.

• Comparative mythologyRelated: His solar-myth interpretations helped establish comparative mythology as a scholarly pursuit.

• Indo-Iranian languagesRelated: His work on Vedic texts brought Indo-Aryan evidence into comparative historical study.

• Religious studiesRelated: Müller helped popularize comparative inquiry into religious traditions and texts.

• Franz BoppRelated: Müller popularized comparative philology in the generation following Bopp.

• SamavedaRelated: His Vedic scholarship helped introduce the Samaveda to modern comparative study.

• IndologyRelated: His editions and comparative work made Indian texts widely available to European scholars.

• HenotheismRelated: Müller introduced the term while describing patterns in Vedic hymns.

• History of religionRelated: His work connected philology, sacred texts, and the comparative study of traditions.

• James LeggeRelated: Müller invited Legge to contribute Chinese translations to the series he edited.

• Buddhist studiesRelated: His editorial projects helped make Buddhist texts part of European comparative scholarship.