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Vol. 11 · No. 4December - 1935pp. 800–811English

Summary

This section summarises articles and notes from various oriental journals. It lists recent papers in Acta Orientalia, the Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, and other periodicals, providing brief descriptions of their contents. Topics include studies of the Vajracchedika, dates of Purana chapters, Vedic comparisons, newly published inscriptions, and historical material from diaries. Highlights include articles on the language of the Vaddas, Sanskrit versions of Zoroastrian hymns, translations of Tibetan and Chinese Buddhist texts, and new research on coins, epigraphy, and economic planning. The section also summarises studies on the battle of Panipat, the Gupta era, and various copper‑plate grants. Each entry gives the title, author, and a short description to keep scholars informed about recent work across oriental studies.

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Serving as a bulletin, this section alerts readers to important research across oriental studies. By summarising a diverse array of articles on Buddhism, Vedic scholarship, epigraphy, philology, and history, it helps scholars stay abreast of recent discoveries and debates.

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  • “The Purina is taken to have been composed by a Vaisnava residing near the river Nermadd.”
  • “The writer comes 10 the conclusion that the second and the third 82011003 found only in the Srirangam. edition were later additions culled mainly from other poems attributed to Bilvamangala.”
  • “The writer, who believes that the Bhagavate Purins was composed between 530 and 650 A.C., quotes parallel passages from that Puripa and the Karikas of (laudapiada 10 show that the former has borrowed words and ideas from the latter”

Works cited in this article

  1. Bemerkungen 26 maghdischen Vajracchedika
  2. Kavidarpana
  3. Soma Observations on the Figures of Speech the Rg-veds
  4. Methods adopted by Jaina Writers for recording H. their own names and those of their gurus in the works composed by them
  5. A Note on the Tezt of Ksgppakermamrta

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  • Harikavi
  • Kavidarpana
  • Ksgppakermamrta
  • Sambhurajacarita
  • Rgveds

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