Bibliographical Notes
Summary
The closing section lists recent publications in Indian history, archaeology and religious studies. It includes official reports such as the Mysore Archaeological Department’s Annual Report for 1940, regional guides like R. V. Poduval’s Short Guide to Padmanabhapuram and his Travancore Inscriptions: A Topographical List, and translations of philosophical works like René Guénon’s East and West. Legal and political treatises such as Majid Khadduri’s Law of War and Peace in Islam appear alongside Sanskrit commentaries and editions: K. V. Rangaswami Aiyangar’s Rajadharma, Ishwara Topa’s Minister as King‑Maker, and editions of Varadaraja’s Vyavahārānayukta and Madhava’s commentary on the Gita. The list spans fields from regional history (e.g., K. Gopalachari’s Early History of the Andhra Country) to Buddhist texts (English translations of the Sutta‑nipāta) and Sanskrit epics (editions of the Ramayana and Mahabharata with commentaries). Each entry provides the title, author, place of publication and year, but no commentary. The purpose is to inform readers of newly available resources for research and study.
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Conclusion
The bibliographical notes offer a concise catalogue of recent publications across archaeology, history, law and religious studies. By listing titles and publication details without commentary, they provide researchers with a quick reference to new materials and underscore the journal’s role in disseminating scholarly information.