Bibliographical Notes

Bibliographical Notes

Vol. 1 · No. 4December - 1925pp. 793–794English

Summary

The final section lists recently published books relevant to Indian and Buddhist studies. Entries include critical editions of Sanskrit texts, translations of Pāli scriptures, monographs on Indian architecture, studies of colonial histories and surveys of numismatics. Each item is accompanied by bibliographic details such as publisher, date and, where applicable, the name of the editor or translator. The notes occasionally comment on the content or scholarly importance of a work—for example, highlighting a descriptive catalogue of manuscripts in Baroda or a newly edited Buddhatvaśāstra. The selection demonstrates the breadth of materials available to researchers and serves as a guide for future reading.

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Conclusion

By cataloguing recent publications, the bibliographical notes provide a snapshot of scholarly activity in 1925. The list helps researchers keep abreast of new resources and underscores the dynamism of Indological studies during the period.

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“Vogel: The.earliest Sanskrit inscriptions of Java. These consist of four rock-inscriptions in Sanskrit verse, all occurring in Western Java, and celebrating ગ certain king Parpavarman who 15 described as rdjadhirija and the lord of Taruma.”
“Mention of gift of 1000 cows by the king to the Brahmins in ૦1૯ of the inscptions shows him to have been a follower of the Brahminical religion.”
“Evidence 18 adduced to prove the cult of worship of footprints prevailing among Brahminists, Buddhists, Jainas, and even Moslems.”

Works cited in this article

Apadana, Part 1, edited by Mary C. Lilley, Pali Text Society, London, 1925
Magihiina-Nikaya—index of words and subjects—edited by Mrs. Rhys Davids, Pali Text Society, London, 1925
EBarly History of the Spread of Budidhism and the Buddhist Schools by પ. Nalinaksha Dutt, Caleutta Oriental Series, 19235
Studies im Indian History and Culture by Dr. Narendra Nath Law, Calcutta Oriental Series, 1925
Proceedings of Meetings of the Indlan Historical Records Commission, vol. VI, Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1925

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People

Mrs Rhys Davids 14
C. D. Dalal 4
Dr. Narendra Nath Law
પ. Nalinaksha Dutt
Kalika Ranjan Qanungoo
C. &. Kincaid
D. B. Parasnis
S. Sérensen
Jamshedji Maneckji Unvala

Texts & works

Apadana
Magihiina-Nikaya
Proceedings of Meetings of the Indlan Historical Records Commission
A History of the Maratha Peaple
Neryosangh's Sanskrit Versiom of the Homyast (yasn, 9-૮7)
Lekhapaddhati

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599–622Hindu Kingdoms in IndochinaLouis Finot 623–642Ministers in Ancient India IIRadha Govinda Basak 643–652A Problem of Ancient South Indian History IIK, G. Shesha Iyer 653–656Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior StateRam Singh Saksena 657–676Aspects of the History of Hindu AstronomySukumar Ranjan Das 677–679DharmasamuccayaDharmaditya Dharmacharya 679–689Kingdoms of the Deccan (mentioned in the Allahabad Pillar Inscription of Samudragupta)G. Ramadas 689–692SalihotraGirindranath Mukherji 693–696The Trade of India (continued)P. T. Srinivas Iyengar 696–702Principles of Hindu TaxationJ. N. C. Ganguly 703–739The MahabhāṣyaPrabhat Chandra Chakravarti 739–742The Mangalastaka of KālidāsaV. V. Gokhale 743–759Hindu Politics in Italian IIBenoy Kumar Sarkar 759–760The Mangalaśloka of the ŚlokavārttikaN. Aiyaswami Sastri 761–769Indian Literature Abroad (In China) IIPrabhat Kumar Mukherji 769–771BhadrāyanaHariprasad G. Shastri 772–776Trivandrum Sanskrit SeriesG. Harihara Sastri 776–779On the Materials for the History of RajputanaRam Sharma 779–781Tradition about Vānāras and RākṣasasChintaharan Chakravarti 781–783Sanskṛta Sāhitya Pariṣad SeriesChintaharan Chakravarti 783–786A Review Reviewed 786–786Kauṭalya or Kauṭilya – NoteD. B. Diskalkar 786–787The Vedic Jahaka and the Avestic DahakaVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 787–787Indian BalladsS. N. RUDRA 788–789Obituary – The Late Mr. L. D. Swamikannu PillaiK. G. Sesha Aiyar 790–792Select Contents of Oriental Journals 793–794Bibliographical NotesCurrent article

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