Bibliographical Notes
Summary
Serving as a bibliographic supplement, this final section lists recent books across fields such as Buddhist studies, Hindu law, Sanskrit philology, medical history and military history. Among the works mentioned are Bimala Churn Law’s ‘A Study of the Mahavastu’ with a note by A. Berriedale Keith; U. N. Ghoshal’s ‘The Agrarian System in Ancient India’; Durgamohan Bhattacharyya’s edition of the Chandogyamantrabhashya with a foreword by Ganganatha Jha; P. V. Kane’s first volume of ‘History of Dharmashastra’; translations of Bhāsa’s plays; and works on medicine, palaeography, war and Islam. The notes provide publication details but little commentary, acting primarily as a resource for readers seeking new literature.
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Conclusion
The bibliographical notes offer a curated list of new publications, guiding scholars to resources across Indology, medical history, palaeography and religious studies. They highlight the breadth of scholarship available in 1930.