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The Hindu Theatre

By Mano Mohan Ghosh

Vol. 9 · No. 2June - 1933pp. 591–594English
Hindu Theatre Architecture

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  1. Natyadastra (NS)
  2. Acharya's Dictionary
  3. JAOS., બો. 48, pp. 250-278
  4. Fastern Art, vols. 11 and III
  5. Mahdvamsa and Chlavamsa

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Vol. 9 · No. 2
417–419A Bodh-Gaya Image InscriptionB. M. Barua420–438Bogle’s Embassy to TibetD. B. Diskalkar439–447Some points regarding the origin of the Licchavis of VaisaliSyamacharan Chakravarty448–460Theory of Riti and Guna in the AgnipuranaPrakash Chandra Lahiri461–469The Puranic Traditions (about earlier homes and migrations of the Indian Aryas)Narayana Tripathi470–490The Study of Ancient Geography (Agni Purana)Jogendra Chandra Ghosh491–498The Eastern CalukyasDhirendra Chandra Ganguly499–502Sources of Buddhist LogicDurgacharan Chatterji503–510The Doctrine of Trirupa HetuDurgacharan Chatterji511–514Hetucakranirnaya TranslationDurgacharan Chatterji515–520The God VarunaArthur Berriedale Keith521–566The Rise of VijayanagaraBhaskar Anand Saletore567–576The Buddhist Manuscripts at GilgitNalinaksha Dutt577–579MISCELLANY - Commentaries on the UttareramacaritaKshitish Chandra Chatterjee580–581A Sloka of BhasaMalati Sen582Origin of Indus Valley ScriptAtul Krishna Sur583Yerragudi Minor Rock ProclamationK. P. Jayaswal584Udayapura-nagaraDineshchandra Sircar585–587Sankhya and Original BuddhismC. A. F. Rhys Davids588–590A New Gupta SculptureDhirendra Chandra Ganguly591–594The Hindu TheatreMano Mohan GhoshCurrent article595–596A silver coin of king Prasannamatra, the grandfather of king Maha Sudevaraja of SarabhapurL. P. Pandeya Sharma597Quotations from the KamasutraA. Venkatasubbiah598–615ReviewsNalinaksha Dutt, U. N. Ghoshal, Chintaharan Chakravarti, V. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar, Jadunath Sarkar616–624Select Contents ?? Oriental Journals625–628Bibliographical Notes

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