This is a translation of the New Testament into Maráthí, a language spoken in western India. The translation was done by Christian missionaries in the 19th century, and is noted for its accuracy and clarity. The edition includes helpful footnotes and cross-references to aid in understanding the text. This translation is an important part of the history of Christian missions in India, and is a valuable resource for scholars of linguistics and religious studies.

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