Bibliographical Notes

Bibliographical Notes

Vol. 3 · No. 4December - 1927pp. 883–884English

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The bibliographical notes compile references to recent publications in history, philology and archaeology. Each entry lists the author, title, publication details and sometimes a short annotation describing the work’s scope or significance. The notes are organised thematically or chronologically to assist readers in locating materials relevant to their interests. This section serves as a tool for researchers to discover new sources and to ensure they are aware of the latest scholarship.

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The bibliographical notes highlight the journal’s role as an information conduit. By systematically listing new publications, it helps scholars keep up with the expanding literature and supports ongoing research efforts.

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“Kharosths Inscriptions discovered by ૭૪૪ ત. Stein in Chimese Turkestan (pt. iiy—text of inscriptions at the Niya; Endere, and Lowlan sites—transcribed and edited by A. M. Boyer, 9. ]. Rapson, and E, Senart.”
“India’s Past, હ Survey of her Lileratures, Relipyons, Languages, and Antiguities by A A Macdonell.”
“Kauwtilya : ૮2% Eszposition of kis Social Ideal and Political Theory by Niriyanchandra Bandyopidhyiya.”

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Kharosths Inscriptions discovered by ૭૪૪ ત. Stein in Chimese Turkestan (pt. iiy—text of inscriptions at the Niya; Endere, and Lowlan sites—transcribed and edited by A. M. Boyer, J. Rapson, and E. Senart. Oxford, 1927.
India’s Past, હ Survey of her Lileratures, Relipyons, Languages, and Antiguities by A A Macdonell. Oxford, 1927.
Aborigines of the Highlands of Cemtral Imdia by છે. C, Mazumdar, Calcutta, 1927
Mans's Land and Trade Laws : Their Susnerian Origin and Evolution up 29 the beginning of she Christian Era by R, 5. Vaidyanstha Ayyar, Madras, 1927.
Kauwtilya : ૮2% Eszposition of kis Social Ideal and Political Theory by Niriyanchandra Bandyopidhyiya. Calcutta, 1027.

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People

E. Senart
Kamta Prasad Jain 10
S. K. Belvalkar 4
1. 1. Meyer
E. J. THoMAs 3
Henry Heras
A. M. Boyer
A. A. Macdonell
C. Mazumdar
R. 5. Vaidyanstha Ayyar
Niriyanchandra Bandyopidhyiya
Aksayakumira વડા
Sj. B N. Seal
Puran Chand Nahar 7
R. 12. Ranade

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670–676On the Canakya-sutraniHermann Jacobi 677–682Tattvasvabhavadrstigitika Doha An Old Bengali Doha and its Tibetan VersicnAnathnath Basu 683–689The Date of ZoroasterArthur Berriedale Keith 689–715Dhyana in Early BuddhismC. A. F. Rhys Davids 715–718Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior StateRam Singh Saksena 719–728Discovery of a New Historical Stone HorseJagannath Das Ratnakar 728–732Radha or the Ancient Ganga-RashtraNandu Lal Dey 733–746Origin and Development of VajrayanaBenoytosh Bhattacharya 747–756Hidden Traces of Buddhism in AssamSarat Chandra Goswami 757–768Max Muller's Introduction to the Rgveda-PratisakhyaBatakrishna Ghosh 769–793Harsa Siladitya: A Revised StudyNiharranjan Roy 793–802On Metals and Metallurgy in Ancient IndiaManindra Nath Banerji 803–807Taranatha's History of Buddhism in India 808–813Age of the ManusamhitaBatakrishna Ghosh 813–836Town-Planning and House-Building in Ancient India according to SilpasastrasK. Rangachari 837–850Sir Edward Gait’s History of AssamPadmanath Buattacharyya 851–856Further Kanishka NotesSten Konow 856–858The PustakapathopayaDurgacharan Chattopadhyaya 859–878ReviewSoumitra Das, Sushil Kumar De, C. S. Srinivasachari, Kaccayana 879–882Select Contents of Oriental Journals 883–884Bibliographical NotesCurrent article

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