Bibliographical Notes

Bibliographical Notes

Vol. 5 · No. 2June - 1929pp. 390–391English

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The final section of the issue presents bibliographical notes on recent publications in Indian and Oriental studies. It lists new books, monographs and critical editions with brief annotations regarding their scope and significance. The notes cover works on Sanskrit grammar, archaeological reports, regional histories and translations of classical texts. The section serves as a reference for scholars seeking resources for teaching and research. By highlighting both major and lesser‑known works, it underscores the breadth of ongoing scholarship and encourages readers to engage with diverse sources.

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The bibliographical notes conclude that the field continues to expand, with significant contributions emerging across disciplines. The list functions as a guide for researchers and underscores the importance of comprehensive bibliographic awareness.

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“The Mysterions Kundalii, (The Physical Basis of the “Kundala or Hatha Yoga” in terms of Western Anatomy and Physiology) by Vasant 0, Rele, Second Edition, Bombay, 1929.”

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The Mysterions Kundalii, (The Physical Basis of the “Kundala or Hatha Yoga” in terms of Western Anatomy and Physiology) by Vasant 0, Rele, Second Edition, Bombay, 1929
Stories of the Buddha (Selections from the Jataka), vol, 111 edited by E. Denison Ross, London, 1929
Kamma by Bhikkhu Silicira. British Mahibodhi Society, 1020
Hindu Customs in Bengal by Basanta Coomar Bose, Calcutta, 1929
Tamil Lericom published under the authority of the University Madras, vol. 111, pt. iv. Mylapore, Madras, 1029

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Vasant 0, Rele
Basanta Coomar Bose
K. R, Subramanian
K. 5. Ramaswamy Sastrigal
A. Yusuf Ali

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Srirangam 7

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Kamma
Mysterions Kundalii
Stories of the Buddha
Hindu Customs in Bengal
Tamil Lericom
Origin of Saivism and its History in the Tamil Land
Bhagavadgii
Personalily of Mukammad the Prophet

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British Mahibodhi Society

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173–181The Sacrificial Wheel taught in the BhagavadgitaJ. Otto Schrader 182–187Picture ShowmenAnanda Kentish Coomaraswamy 188–218Fine ArtsP. K. Acharya 218–224Some Pandya Kings of the Thirteenth CenturyV. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar 224–228The Origin of the Varman Dynasty of East BengalDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 229–236The Extent of Harsavardhanas EmpireRamesh Chandra Majumdar 236–243YagesvaraA. Venkatasubbiah 243–248Further Researches into the Antiquity of the VedasV. H. Vader 248–253The so-called Indo-Aryan InvasionEdward J. Thomas 253–260Indo-Aryan Invasion of India Not a MythC. V. Vaidya 260–273The Date of ZoroasterJainath Pati 274–281On some fiscal terms occurring in the Ancient Indian Land grantsU. N. Ghoshal 281–299Ravana and his TribesG. Ramadas 299–325Indian Society as pictured in the MrcchakatikaRadha Govinda Basak 325–332The Candidas-ProblemMrinal Das Gupta 333–341Notes on DravidianL. V. Ramaswami Aiyar 341–347Mr C U Wills on the Sambalpur AtharangarhL. P. Pandeya Sharma 347–348A Mythical Commentary on Saradatanayas BhavaprakasaK. S. Ramaswami Sastri 349–354The Sinhalese Etymological DictionaryD. B. Jayatilaka 354–355Some notes on the TattvasamgrahaLouis de La Vallée Poussin 355–356Ravanas Lanka located in Central IndiaJogendra Chandra Ghosh 356–357Was Nahapana a JainaKamta Prasad Jain 358–360Meyer on Manu VIII 235-236Batakrishna Ghosh 361–383ReviewsSushil Kumar De, U. N. Ghoshal, Batakrishna Ghosh, Giuseppe Tucci 384–389Select Contents of Oriental Journals 390–391Bibliographical NotesCurrent article

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