Bibliographical Notes

Bibliographical Notes

Vol. 3 · No. 2June - 1927pp. 440–441English

Summary

This concluding segment offers bibliographical notes on recent books and articles. It highlights a work by Alice L. Cleather on Buddhist thought, a French translation of a Buddhist apologetic text and several monographs on Indian philosophy and history. The notes are succinct, providing the title, author, place of publication and a short remark on the content or significance. One note draws attention to a Russian study of Nirvāṇa, while another mentions a Japanese edition of a Sanskrit treatise. The section thus serves as a record of newly available resources for scholars of Indian religions and cultures.

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The bibliographical notes round out the issue by pointing readers toward new books and articles in the field. They remind scholars of the international scope of Indological research and the continual appearance of valuable new materials.

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“South Indian Inscriptions (Texts——misceilaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugun aud Kannada countries) edited by પ. Kmna Sastri, Archxzological Survey of India, New Imperial Series. Calcutta, 1027.”
“The Kasyapaparivarta—a Mahdyana siitra of the Ratnakiifa class edited in the original Sanskrit, in Tibetan and in Chinese by Baron A. Ven Saet Holstein, Shanghai, 1926”

Works cited in this article

Some Thoughts on Buddkism by Alice L. Cleather. Peking, 1026
Apologie du bouddhisme (Traduction francaise de Maxime Formont) by Carlo Formischi. Paris, 1926
La Morale bouddhigue by L. de 18 Vallée Poussin, Paris, 1927
La Thévrie de la connaissance हर 24 logigue ches les Bowddkistes tardifs by Th. Stcherbatsky. Faris, 1027
Die Duddlistisch Philosophie ટ threr geschietlichen Enticicklung by Max Walleser. Heidelberg, 1027

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Th. Stcherbatsky 4
Max Walleser
J. Ph. Vogel 3
Uvata 3
Alice L. Cleather
Carlo Formischi
L. de 18 Vallée Poussin
Govind Sakharam Sardesal
પ. Kmna Sastri
Ali Foad Toulba
Baron A. Ven Saet Holstein
Paul Yevtic
Siddhasena Divikara
Narayan Chandra Bandyopadhyayga
Abhayadeva 12

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235–260Maskari as an Epithet of GosalaB. M. Barua 261–263Vijayanagara in Bengal TraditionRamesh Basu 264–272The Development of Buddhist Art in South IndiaDeva Prasad Ghosh 273–297Origin and Development of Dutakavya Literature in SanskritChintaharan Chakravarti 298–306Origins of Hindu IconismS. V. Venkateswara 307–314Pre-Upanisadic Teachers of Brahma-vidyaUmesh Chandra Bhattacharya 315–335The Evolution of the StateBala Krishna 336–355The Kalinga EdictManindra Mohan Bose 356–375The Origin and Development of NumeralsSukumar Ranjan Das 376–394The Gaudi Riti in Theory and PracticeShiva Prasad Bhattacharya 395–403A Note on the Avantisundari Katha in relation to Bharavi and DandinSushil Kumar De 403–408Where Did Prince Vijaya Come FromKunwar Shivnath Singh Sengar 408–411Sri Magaradhvaja Yogi 700Hiralal Jain 412–412The Malla EraSushil Kumar De 413–417Mahavana and Hinayana Works Known to NagarjunaR. Kimura 418–418Rohitagiri in the Plate of Sri CandraNalini Kanta Bhattasali 419–428The Tibetan Translation of the Sadhanamala: A RejoinderVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 429–429Outlines of the History of Buddhism in Indo-ChinaRamesh Chandra Majumdar 429–432Recent Progress in Archaeology in South IndiaC. S. Srinivasachari 432–432Imprecatory Verses in Copper Plate GrantBatakrishna Ghosh 433–437ReviewsSushil Kumar De, U. N. Ghoshal, Chintaharan Chakravarti 438–439Select Contents of Oriental Journals 440–441Bibliographical NotesCurrent article

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