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PAGES
Journals and Transactions
Indian Bibliography, Philology & History of Literature
13—14
Ancient India
. 14—15
Indian Biography . . .
The Hindus: Manners and Customs
16-17
The Jains ...
The Parsis : their Religion and Literature, including _ ^
Texts and Translations
Indian Tribes and Castes: Ethnography
22—23
Folklore oo 96
Indian Philosophy and Religion
26—27
Yoga and Vedanta
Hinduism ...
(50 00
Buddhism
Indian Music
Indian Numismatics
Indian Art and Archaeology
Grammars and Dictionaries: Comparative Works
Sanskrit Grammars and Dictionaries
Sanskrit Texts and Translations
Pali Grammars and Dictionaries
Pali Texts and Translations ...
57 — 62
Indian Dialects : Grammars...
Indian Dialects : Texts and Translations
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702 Sehiefner (A. ) tiber das Bonpo Sutra :
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704 Scott (A.) Buddhism and Christianity,
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706 Senart (E.) Essai snr la Ldgende du
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737 Tagore (S. M.) The Ten Principal
Avantaras of the Hindus, with a short
History of each Incarnation and Direc-
tions for the Representation of the
Murttis as Tableaux Vivants, 4to, pp.
iv, 157, with 11 lithographic plates. Cal-
cutta, 1880 21s
With samples of music throughout.
738 Hindu Music from Various
Authors, Second Edition, Svo, pp. ix,
423, icith various samples of music and
plates. Calcutta, 1882 12s
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ments— Music of Ceylon — Music and Dancing,
&c.
739
Victoria Samrajyan, or San-
skrit Stanzas, with a translation of the
various Dependencies of the British
Crown, each composed and set to the
respective National Music, Svo, pp.
vi, 155. Calcutta, 1876 5s
740 Victoria Gitika, or Sanskrit
Verses on Queen Victoria and her
Predecessors, composed and set to
music, text in Sanskrit, with English
translation, Svo, pp. vi, 319. Calcutta,
1875 6s
741 The Musical Scales of the
Hindus, with Remarks on the
Applicability of Harmony to Hindu
Music, Svo, pp. 118. Calcutta, 1884
7s 6d
742 Wilson (A. C.) A Short Account of
the Hindu System of Music, with a
glossary, 4to, pp. 48. Lahore, 1904
33 6d
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34
Indian Numismatics ', Art, and Archeology.
PART XV.
INDIAN NUMISMATICS.
743 Marsden's Numismata Orientalia,
New Edition, Part I., Ancient Indian
Weights, by E. Thomas, 4to, with
map and plate. 1874 6s
II. Coins of the Urtaki Turkumans, by
8. Lane Poole, with plates. 1876 6s
III. Coinage of Lydia and Persia, by
V. B. Head, with plates. 1877 7s 6d
IV. Coins of the Tuluni Dynasty, by
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V. The Parthian Coinage, by P. Gardner,
with 8 plates. 1877 10s 6d
VI. Ancient Coins and Measures of
Ceylon, by Rhys Davids, with plate.
1877 7s 6d
Coins of Arakan, of Pegu and of Burma,
by Sir A. P. Phayre, with 5 plates.
1882 10s 6d
Coins of Southern India, by Sir W.
Elliot, with map and Opiates. 1886
(pub. 25s) 12s 6d
744 Rapson (E. J.) Indian Coins, roy.
8vo, pp. 56, with 5 plates. 1898 Os
Encylop. of Indo-Ar. Research.
745 Rodgers (Cb. J.) Coin Collecting in
Northern India, roy. 8vo, pp. vi, 135,
iii, iv, with 6 plates, cloth. Allahabad,
1894 12s 6d
746 Rodgers (Cb. J.) Catalogue of the
Coins of the Indian Museum, 4 partis,
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III. Ancient coins of India — Mediaeval coins —
Miscellaneous coins, pp. 152, with 4 plates.
IV. Graeco Bactrian and Indo-Scythian, Greek,
Parthian, Sassanian, and other coins, pp. 288
with 6 plates.
747 Thomas (Edw.) The Epoch of the
Sab Kings of Surashtra, illustrated by
their Coins, 8vo, pp. 77, with 7 plates,
cloth. 1848 5s
748 The Earliest Indian Coinage,
8vo, pp. 26, with plate. 1864 2s 6d
749 The Initial Coinage of Bengal,
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Conquerors, Part II., 8vo, pp. 40,
illustrated. London, 1873 2s 6d
750 Tuffnell (R. H. 0.) Hints for Coin
Collectors, Coins of Southern India,
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1890 4s
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INDIAN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY.
751 Anderson (J.) Catalogue and Hand-
book of the Archaeological Collections
in the Indian Museum, 2 vols, roy.
8vo, cloth. Calcutta, 1883 12s
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Vol. II., Gupta and Inscription Galleries
752 Andrews (F. H.) Indian Carpets and
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Journal of Indian Art, in portfolio.
1905/6 21s
753 Archaeological Survey of India.—
Reports, by Major-General A. Cunning-
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oj ancient Indian architectural remains,
sculpture, inscriptions and coins, cloth.
Simla and Calcutta, 1871-87 £20
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754 COLE (H. H.) Illustrations of Ancient
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755 COLE (H. H.) Illustrations of
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756 BURGESS (J.) Report on the Antiqui-
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morocco. 1876 £4 4s
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757 Report on the Antiquities in
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753 Report on the Buddhist Cave
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lated. Very rare.
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761 BURGESS (J.) Notes on the Bauddha
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762 Report on the Elura Cave
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763 Notes on the Amaravati
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Madras, 1882 20s
764 On the Muhammadan Archi-
tecture of Bharoch, Cambay, Dholka,
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189tJ 18s
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765 The Muhammadan Architec-
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1412 to 1520, 4to, with 112 photo-
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766 FUHRER (A.) The Monumental Anti-
quities and Inscriptions in the N.W.
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arranged, 4to, pp. iv, 425, half
morocco. Allahabad, 1891 14s
767 SEWELL (Rob.) Lists of the Anti-
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cloth. Madras, 1882 7s 6d
768 The same, 2 vole, 4to, cloth.
Madras, 1882-84 15s
768* REA (Al.) Monumental Remains of
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Madras Presidency, 4to, with 63
plates. Madras, 1897 17s
769 HULTZSCH (E.) South Indian In-
scriptions, III., 2 : Inscriptions of
Virarajendra, and others, 4to, ivith
plate, bds. Madras, 1903 2s
769* Archaeological Survey of India.—
Annual Report for 1901-05, 4 to, pp. v,
169, with 40 plates, cloth. Calcutta,
1908 30s
770 The same, Annual Report for
1906-07, 4to, pp. x, 267, with 74 plates,
cloth. Calcutta, 1909 35s
770* Annual Report for 1907-08, 4bo,
pp. x, 304, with 86 plates, cloth.
Calcutta, 1911 35s
771 BeglaPOff (J.) Archaeological Survey
of Bengal, Report, 1887, 8vo, pp. 85, 15,
with plate. Calcutta, 1888 3s
772 Barnett (L. D.) Antiquities of India :
an Account of the History and Culture
of Ancient India, 8vo, illustrated with
map, coloured front., and numerous
plates, cloth. 1913 12s 6d
773 Baden- Powell (B. H.) Indian Arms
and Armour, folio, with 21 plates. 1896
4s
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774 Beylie (le General de) Prome et
Samara. Voyage arch6ologique en
Birmanie et en M&opotamie, large
8vo, pp. 146, with many illustrations.
Paris, 1907 10s
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775 Bidie (G.) The Art Industries of
Madras (Fine Arts, Musical Instru-
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Metal), folio, with 12 plates. 1890 7s 6d
Jnl. of Indian Art, No. 29. There are 4 plates of
Indian Musical Instruments.
776 BirdWQOd (G. C. M.) The Industrial
Arts of India, New Edition, Part I.,
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1884 10s
The first part deals with the Hindu Pantheon.
777 BiPdWOOd (H. M.) Indian Timbers:
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folio, with 59 coloured plates, extracted
from Journal of Indian Art, portfolio.
1910 18s
778 Burgess (J.) The Rock Temples of
Elura or Verul, 8vo, pp. 77. Bombay,
1877 3s
779 The Ancient Monuments,
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Descriptive Notes and References :
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780 The same, Vol. II., with 170
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Cave Tempos at Bhaja, Udayagiti, Kanbari,
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781
— The Gandhara Sculptures, folio,
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782 Brown (P.) Picturesque Nepal, 8vo,
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783 Burrows (S. M.) The Buried Cities of
Ceylon : a Guide Book to Anuradbapura
and Polonaruwa, 8vo, pp. 115, illus-
trated. Colombo, 1899 4s
784 Cole (H. H.) Catalogue of the Objects
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785 Coomaraswamy (A. K.) The Indian
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785 Coorg Inscriptions.— The Canarese
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racters, with English Translation by L.
Rice, 4 to, pp. 15, 28, v, and the plates,
bds. Bangalore, 1888 5s
787 Corpus Inseriptionum Incliearum :
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788 Vol. III., Fleet (J. F.) Inscrip-
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789 Cunha ( J. G. da) Notes on the History
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790 Cunningham (A.) Archaeological
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791 Dutt (G. C.) Monograph on Ivory-
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792 Egerton (W.) Illustrated Handbook
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793 Eleven Plates of Indian Sculpture,
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794 Epigraphia Indiea, and Records of
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795 FergUSSOn (J.) Illustrations of the
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796
History of Indian and Eastern
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797 Foueher (A.) L'ArtGr^co-Bouddhique
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798 The Beginnings of Buddhist
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799 Les Bas-Reliefs du Stupa de
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plates. Paris, 1903 (Reprint) 5s
800 Gill (Major) and FergUSSOn (J.) One
Hundred Illustrations of Architecture
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801 Growse (F. S.) Mathura, a District
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A most valuable work, containing an Account of
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803 Hamilton (F. B.) Description of the
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8C4 Havell (E. B.) Indian Sculpture and
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807 Essays on Indian Art, Industry
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803 Hendley (T. H.) Indian Jewellery,
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809 Indraji (Pandit Bh.) Antiquarian
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812 Journal of Indian Art, No. in,
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813 No. 119, Industrial Art in the
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814 Kiash (K. D.) Ancient Persian Sculp-
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815 Lev! (S.) Anciennes Inscriptions du
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816 LudOVici (L.) Lapidarium Zeylani-
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1877 £3 3s
817 Maindron (M.) L'Artlndien, 8vo, pp.
ix, 311, with illustrations in the text,
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818 Mukharji (T. N., oj the Indian
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819 Miiller (Ed.) Ancient Inscriptions in
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820 Preservation of National Monu-
ments.—First Report of the Curator
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820* The same, First and Second
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821 Rice (Lewis) Mysore Inscriptions,
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., Various Inscriptions from Original Sources.
822 Mysore and Coorg from the
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10s 6d
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823 Ram Raz. — Essay on the Architecture
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824 Roberts (Emma) Hindostan : its Land-
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825 Sastri (S. M. N.) Topographical and
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826 Sewell (R ) Some Points in the
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827 Simpson (W.) Oriental Art and
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828 Smith (Vincent A.) A History of Fine
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829 Spiegel (F.) Iranian Art, Svo, pp. 59.
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830 Thomas (E.) The Chronicles of the
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832 Vogel (J. P.) Tile Mosaics of the
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833 Watt (Sir George) Indian Art at Delhi,
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835 Beames (John) A Comparative Gram-
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836 Caldweil (R.) Comparative Grammar
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608, half calf. 1875 24s
837 Campbell (G.) Specimens of Languages
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(pub. 36s) 14s
838 Clark (Th.) Students' Handbook of
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839 Cast (R. N.) Sketch of the Modern
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840 Faulkner (A.) The Orientalist's Gram-
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841 Hunter (W. W.) A Comparative
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Appendix, cloth. 1868 (pub. £2 2s) 25s
842 Sehleieher (A.) Compendium der
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Sprachen, Second Edition, revised, roy.
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843 Apte (V. S.) Practical Sanskrit-
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cloth. 1890 30s
844 Students' English-Sanskrit Dic-
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845 The Crown Sanskrit-English
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846 Ben fey (Th.) Practical Grammar of
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223, cloth. Berlin, 1883 3s 6d
847 The same, Second Edition,
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1868 5s
843 Bohtlingk (0.) Sanskrit Chre,to-
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1845 6s
849 Bohtlingk (Otto) and Roth (R.)
Sanskrit Worterbuch, hrsg. von der
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1033 Manava Oharma Sastra (Laws of
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1036 MantParapatha, or the Prayer Book
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1057 Nyaya Makaranda : a Treatise on
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1080 Purusha Suktam, with the Bhashya
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xix.
PALI GRAMMARS AND DICTIONARIES.
PHILOLOGY.
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1232 Anguttara Nikaya, Parti., Ekani-
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1238 Dasaratha-Jataka: being the Budd-
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1371 Hindustani Manual, Grammar,
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1379 Kemp son (M.) The Syntax and
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1381 Mather (C.) Glossary, Hindustani
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1383 Hindustani Primer, in Roman
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1385 Phillips (A. N.) Hindustani Idioms,
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1386 Plunkett (G. T.) Conversation
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1387 Prasad (Durga) Guide to Legal
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1338 Ranking (G. S. A.) Pocket-book of
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1389 Rayerty (Capt. H. G.) Thesaurus of
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1390 Roebuck (Lt. T.) English and Hin-
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1391 Seal(M. S.) Manual of English and
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1395 Wade (T. R.) Grammar of the
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KHOND.
1396 Smith (Major J. M.) Practical Hand-
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Cuttack, 1876 8s
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1397 DalgadO (S. R.) Diccionario Kotn-
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KUI.
1398 Friend-PePeira.— Grammar of the
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MALAYALIM.
1399 Bailey (B.) Dictionary, English-
Malayalim, Second Edition, 8vo, pp.
545. Cottayam, 1868 18s
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1400 Gundert (H.) Malayalim and Eng-
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1401 Peet (J.) Grammar of the Malayalim
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1402 The same, Second Edition,
8vo, pp. ix, 187, cloth. 1860 9s
1403 Spring (F.) Grammar of the Malay-
alim Language in Malabar, folio, pp.
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MARATHI.
1404 Bellairs (H. S. K.) Grammar of the
Marathi Language, 8vo, pp. 90.
Bombay, 1868 3s
1405 Bhide (G. H.) Marathi English
Primer, 8vo, pp. 108, cloth. Bombay,
1889 3s
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1406 Molesworth (J. T.) and Candy (T.) I
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1407 MoleSWOPth (J. T.) Dictionary,
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Bombay, 1831 7s 6d
1408 Navalkar (G. R.) The Student's
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pp. xv, 340, cloth. Bombay, 1880 12s
Out of print.
1409 Student's Manual of Mahrathi
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NEPALI.
1410 Turnbull (A.) A Nepali Grammar,
and English-Nepali and Nepali- English
Vocabulary, 8vo, pp. 303, cloth.
Darjeeling, 1887 8s
NICOBARESE.
1411 Roepstorff (F. A.) Dictionary of the
Nancowry Dialect of the Nicobarese
Language : Nicobarese - English and
English-Nicobarese, 8vo, pp. xxv, 279,
with a curious plate. Calcutta, 1884 14a
The Appendix contains Tales, in Nicobarese and
English translation.
PANJABI.
1412 A Grammar of the Punjabi Lan-
guage, Panjabi Readings, 8vo, pp. viii,
112. Lodiana, 1851 6s
1413 Dictionary of the Panjabi Language,
edited by L. Janvier, 4to, pp. vi, 438,
half calf. Lodiana, 1854 24s
Scarce. The Panjabi in Sanskrit and Roman
characters.
1414 Starkey (Capt.) Dictionary, English
and Punjabee, Outlines of Grammar,
also Dialogues, 8vo, pp. 286, xxxvi,
116, cloth. Calcutta, 1849 16s
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1415 Wilson (J.) Grammar and Dictionary
of Western Panjabi, as spoken in the
Shapnr District, with Probers, Sayings,
Verses, in Panjabi and English, 8vo,
cloth. Lahore, 1899 5s
The Panjabi is in Roman characters.
PATHAN.
1416 [Murray (J. Wolfe)] Dictionary of
the Pathan Tribes on the N.-W.
Frontier of India, 16mo, pp. 239, ii,
with map, bds. Calcutta, 1899 4s 6d
SANTHAL.
1417 Skrefsrud (L. O.) Grammar of the
San thai Language, 12mo, pp. xvii, 370,
cloth. Benares, 1873 (pub. 21s) 16s
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SINDHI.
1418 Seymour (L. W.) Grammar of the
Sindhi Language, 8vo, pp. xii, 203,
cloth. Karachi, 1884 10s
The Sindhi in Arabic and Roman characters.
1419 Stack (Capfe. G.) Dictionary, Sindhi
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calf. Bombay, 1855 15s
The Sindhi is in the Devanagari character.
SINHALESE.
1420 Anawaratna (S.) Easy Steps to
Sinhalese, 8vo, pp. 51. Colombo, 1908
2s 6d
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1421 Bridgnell (W.) School Dictionary,
Sinhalese-English, 16mo, pp. 371, cloth.
Colombo, 1847 5s
1422 Callaway (J.) Vocabulary, with
Phrases in English, Portuguese, and
Singhalese, 8vo, calf. Colombo, 1818 6s
1423 School Dictionary, Singhalese-
English, with an Introduction on the
Language, 8vo, pp. 22, 156. Colombo,
1821 5s
1424 Carter (Ch.) English and Singhalese
Lesson Book on Ollendorffs System,
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Vocabulary, 8vo, pp. 167, 81, cloth.
Colombo 5s
1425 English-Sinhalese Dictionary,
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1891 25s
1426 Chater (J.) Grammar of the Cinga-
lese Language, 4to, pp. 141, bds.
Colombo, 1815 12s
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1427 Childers (R. C.) Notes on the
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tion of Plural of Neuter Nouns, 8vo,
pp. 14. Reprint, 1873 2s 6d
1428 Geiger (W.) Litteratur u. Sprache
der Singhalesen, 8vo, pp. 97. 1901 5s
Encycl. of Indo-Aryan Research.
1429 LambriCh (S.) Grammar of the
Singhalese Language, 8vo, pp. 155.
Ceylon, 1834 6s
1430 Mehe Varen, or Pocket Sinhalese
Guide, Sinhalese (Roman characters)
and English, 8vo, pp. 44. Colombo,
1897 2s 6d
1431 Mendis Gunasekara.— A Compre
hensive Grammar of the Singhalese
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1891 15s
1432 Ranesinghe (W. P.) The Sinhalese
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1433 Silva (3.) Handbook of Sinhalese
Grammar, with Exercises, Svo, pp. 113.
Colombo, 1903 3s 6d
1434 English-Sinhalese Dictionary,
16mo, pp. 511, calf. Colombo, 1897
10s
TAMIL.
1435 Anderson (R.) Rudiments of Tamul
Grammar, 4to, pp. xx, 184, half calf.
1821 8s
1436 Besehi (C. J.) Grammatica Latino-
Tamulica, 4to, pp. 151, and Index, calf.
Madras, 1813 48
1437 Grammar of the Tamil Lan-
guage, translated from the Latin, 4to,
pp. 117, v. Madras, 1822 5s
1438 The same, translated from the
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1848 6s
1439 The same, Grammatica Tamu-
lica, Svo, pp. 215, 28, calf. Pondichery,
1843 6s
1440
Clavis humanior. litterar. sub-
limioris Tamulici Idiomatis, Svo, pp.
viii, 171, cloth. Tranquebar, 1876 5s
1441 Ferguson (A. M.) Inge va, or Pocket
Tamil Guide, Svo, pp. 156, cloth.
Colombo, 1902 3s
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1442 Hoole (E.) Lady's Tamil Book : Book
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1443 Jensen (H.) Practical Tamil Reading
Book for Beginners, Svo, pp. 162, cloth.
Madras, 1882 3s 6d
1444 Lazarus (J.) Tamil Grammar, Svo,
pp. 230, cloth. Madras, 1878 7s 6d
1445 Pilloy (C. A.) A Manual of Indian
Terms, Tamil-English ; a Commercial
Vocabulary, English and Tamil, and
an Appendix, Svo, pp. 143, cloth.
Madras, 1861 3s 6d
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1447 Pope (G. U.) A Handbook of the
Tamil Language, Seventh Edition, Svo,
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1448 A Key to the Exercises in the
Tamil Handbook, with Notes on
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1449 A Compendious Tamil-English
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vols, pp. 98, 108. 1905-06 each 5s
1450 Pope (G. U.) Tamil Prose Reading
Book, Svo, cloth. 1859 5s
U51 A Tamil Prose Reader, Svo,
pp. 124. 1906 6s
1452 First Lessons in Tamil, 12mo,
cloth. 1856 4s
1453 Rhenius (C. T. E.) A Grammar of the
Tamil Language, with an Appendix,
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bound. Madras, 1846 8s
1454 Tamil Grammar, abridged,
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3s
1455 Rottler (J. P.) Dictionary of the
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4to, pp. 298, half bound. Madras,
1834 10s 6d
TELUGU.
1456 Arden (A. H.) Progressive Grammar
of the Telugu Language, with Copious
Examples and Exercises, Second Edi-
tion, roy. Svo, pp. xi, 351, cloth. 1905
10s 6d
1457 Brown (C. P.) Dictionary, English-
Telugn and Telugu-English, explaining
the Colloquial Style and Poetical
Dialect, 2 vols, roy. Svo. Madras, 1852
£2 2s
1458 Campbell (A. D.) Grammar of the
Telugu Language, 4to, pp. xxv, 205, 18,
half calf. Madras, 1816 5s
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1459 Morris (J. C.) Dictionary, English
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1835 8s
1460 Pereival (P.) Anglo-Telugu Dic-
tionary (Telugu words in Roman and
Telugu characters), Svo, pp. 3, 245,
cloth. Madras, 1861 4s
1461 Riccaz (A.) Abridgment of Telugu
Grammar, Svo, pp. 124, ix. Vizaga-
patam, 1869 2s 6d
1462 Rogers (H. T.) First Lessons in
Telugu, Svo, pp. xvi, 83. Madras, 1880
3s
URIYA.
1463 Browne (J. F.) An Uriya Primer, in
Roman characters, pp. 32. 1882 2s
1464 Rout. — English-Oriya Dictionary,
with an Appendix, Oriya Grammar,
Svo, pp. 440, cloth. Guttack, 1874
12s
Probsthain & Co., 41, Great Russell Street, British Museum.
Indian Dialects. Texts and Translations.
PART? XXIX.
INDIAN DIALECTS. TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS.
BENGALI.
1465 Adharlal Sen.— Kusum-Kanan, or
the Flowery Grove, Sixteen Poems on
miscellaneous subjects, in Bengali, 2
vols in one, 12mo, fall green morocco.
Calcutta, 1877-78 4s
1468 Bankim Ch. Chatterji.— Durgesa
Nandini, or the Chieftain's Daughter, a
Bengali Romance, translated into Eng-
lish by C. Mookerjee, 8vo, pp. ii, 201,
cloth. Calcutta, 1880 6s
One of the chief Hindu Novels.
1467 Krishna Kanta's Will, a Ben-
gali Novel, translated by M.S. Knight,
with Introduction and Notes, 8vo, pp.
264, cloth. 1895 6s
1468 Sitaram, a Bengali Novel,
translated by S. C. Mukerji, 8vo, pp.
259, cloth. 1903 7s 6d
1469 Charitabali (The), or Instructive
Biography, by I. Vidyasagara, with a
Vocabulary, Bengali-English, by J. H.
Blumhardt, 12mo, cloth. 1883-84 3s 6d
1470 Gitanj all (Song Offerings), by Rabin-
dra Nath Tagore, a Collection of Prose
Translations made by the Author from
the Bengali, 8vo, pp. xvi, 64, with a
fine portrait by W. fiothenstein, cloth.
1912 21s
India Society Publication. The edition is entirely
out of print.
1471 Kali Krishna Lahiri.— Roshinara,
a Historical Romance, translated from
the Bengali by N. Ch. Sen, 12mo, pp.
275. Trichinopoly, 1912 3s
1472 Mukharji (R. S.) Indian Folklore,
8vo, pp. 127, cloth. Calcutta, 1904 2s
A translation of 31 Tales from the Bengali.
1473 Nabonari, in Bengali, 8vo, pp. 269,
cloth. Calcutta, 1899 3s
1474 Purushapariksa of Vidyapati,
translated into Bengali by Haraprasad,
roy. 8vo, pp. 242, half calf. 1826 4s
1476 Sarnalata (the Well-known Bengali
Novel), or a Picture of Hindu Domestic
Life, translated from the Bengali by
D. Ch. Roy, 8vo, pp. ii, 280, cloth.
Calcutta, 1903 3s 6d
1476 Second Conference between an Ad-
vocate and an Opponent of Burning
Widows Alive, translated from the
Bengali, 8vo, pp. 50. Calcutta, 1820 3s
BIHARI.
1477 Grierson (G. A.) Some Bhoj'puri
Folk Songs, edited in Bihari and trans-
lated into English, 8vo, pp. 61. Re-
print 2s 6d
OANARESE.
1478 Channa Basava Purana ; an Ac-
count of Channa Basava, an Incarna-
tion of the Parnava, in Kannada
(Canareae), folio, pp. 539, half calf.
Mangalore, 1851 21s
A short synopsis in English MS. has been added.
1478* Manuscript of a Christian Treatise
in Canarese 10s 6d
1479 Nagavarma's Canarese Prosody,
edited with an Introduction to the
Work and an Essay on Canarese Litera-
ture, by F. Kittel, 8vo, pp. Ixxxii, 160,
cloth. Mangalore, 1875 7s 6d
The work is in Canarese, but the introduction, the
essay and the notes are in English.
1480 Naga Varmma'S Karnataka Bhasha-
Bushana : the Oldest Grammar extant
of the Kannada Language, edited, with
an English Introduction on the
Kannada Language and Literature, by
L. Rice, roy. 8vo, pp. 44, 96, 22, bds.
Bangalore, 1884 7s 6d
The text of the grammar is in Canarese and Roman
characters.
1481 New Testament, translated from
the Original Greek into Canarese by a
Committee of Missionaries, 8vo, calf.
Bangalore, 1858 5s
GUJARATI.
1482 Stree Bodhe and [Woman's] Social
Progress in India, a Jubilee Memorial,
by Various Contributors, with an Ac-
count of the Jubilee Celebrations and
Lectures, in English and Gujarati, roy.
8vo, pp. 226, illustrated, cloth. Bom-
bay, 1908 6s
GURMUKKI.
1483 Sakhee Book, or the Description of
Gooroo Gobind Singh's Religion and
Doctrines, translated from Gooroo
Mukhi, by Sirdar Attar Singh, 8vp, pp.
xviii, 205, with portrait of the Sirdar.
Benares, 1873 12s 6d
Probst hain & Co., 41, Great Russell Street, British Museum.
Indian Dialects. Texts and Translations.
1484 Singh (Sirdar Atbar) The Travels of
Guru Tegh Bahadar and Guru Gobind
Singh, translated from the Gurmukhi,
8 vo, pp. ix, 137, cloth, with a quaint map.
Lahore, 1876 5s
HINDI.
1485 Baital Paehisi (The), or Twenty-five
Tales of a Demon, a New Edition of
the Hindi Text, with each Word ex-
pressed in the Hindustani Character,
and a literal English Interlinear Trans-
lation, and Notes by W. B. Barker and
E. B. Eaatwick, roy. 8vo, pp. x, 369,
cloth. Hertford, 1855 12s 6d
1486 Translated from the Hindi into
English by Capt. W. Boilings, 8vo, pp.
vii, 117. Calcutta, 1859 3s 6d
1487 Bala Dipaka.— A New Series of
Hindi Readers, in Hindi, 12mo. Banki-
pur, 1888-89 3s 6d
1488 Beames (J.) Notes on the Bhojpuri
Dialect of Hindi, spoken in Western
Behar, 8vo, pp. 26. 1868 2s 6d
1489 Hindi Petitions, in Hindi, roy. 8vo,
pp. 124, cloth. 1884 5s
1490 Hitopadesa, in Hindi, Book I., 8vo.
Mirzzpore, 1851 2s
1491 Jethabhai (G.) Indian Folklore:
being a Collection of Tales illustrating
the Customs and Manners of the Indian
People, 8vo, pp. 236, cloth. Limbdi,
1903 4s
Translations from the Hindi.
1492 New Testament, translated from the
Original Greek into the Hindi Lan-
guage, 8vo, calf. 1860 3s
1493 Prem Sagur, or the History of
Krishnu according to the 10th Chapter
of the Bhagavat, translated into Hindi
by L. Lai, 4to, pp. 248, half calf.
Calcutta, 1842 8s
1494 translated from the Hindi into
English by Capt. W. Rollings, 8vo, pp.
iv, 440. Calcutta, 1848 4s
The copy is worm-eaten.
1495 The same, 8vo, pp. 272.
Calcutta, 1866 5s
1496 Prem Sagar, or the Ocean of Love,
literally translated from the Hindi of
Shri Lalln Lai Kab into English by E.
B. Eastwick, 4 bo, pp. 271, half calf.
Hertford, 1851 25s
Scarce edition.
1497 Prema Sagara, or Ocean of Love,
literally translated from the Hindi
Text of Lallu Lai Kavi into English,
annotated and explained by F. Pincott,
8vo, pp. xx, 327, cloth. 1897
(pub. 12s) 6s
1498 Prithiraja Rasau (The) of Chand
Bardai, edited in the Original Hindi
by J. Beames and A. F. R. Hoernle,
Vol. L, fac. 1 ; Vol. II., fact. 1 to 5
(all published), 8vo. Calcutta, 1873-88
5s
1499 Rajniti, or Tales exhibiting the
Moral Doctrines of the Hindoos, trans-
lated from the Hindi of Lalln Lai into
English by J. R. Lowe, 8vo, pp. 112,
cloth. Calcutta, 1853 5s
1500 Ramayana of Tulsi Das, in Hindi,
large 8vo, cloth. Benares, 1882 14s
1501 Translated from the Original
Hindi byF. S. Growse, Book L, Child-
hood, 4to, pp. xxi, 177, cloth. Alia-
habad, 1885 7s 6d
1502 Translation of the Second
Book from the Hindi into Literal Eng-
lish, with Copious Notes and Allusions
by Adalut Khan, 8vo, pp. vi, 244.
Calcutta, 1871 4s
The second book contains the Ajodhyakand.
1503 Ratnasagar (The Ocean of Jewels) :
a Collection of Stories in Hindi, by
Snktakamala, roy. Svo, pp. xvi, 608,
cloth. Calcutta, 1880 21s
HINDUSTANI.
1504 AziZ-Uddin Ahmad.— SamraiDyanat
(The Fruits of Honesty), translated
from the Urdu, Svo, pp. 177, iii, calf.
Lucknow, 1891 3s
1505 Bagh 0 Bahar.— The Hindustan Text
of Mir Amman, edited, in Roman type,
with Notes by Monier Williams, 12mo,
pp. 40, 240, cloth. 1859 4s
1506 Bagh O Bahar, consisting of Enter-
taining Tales in Hindustani (Arabic cha-
racters), edited, with a Vocabulary, by
D. Forbes, Svo, cloth. 1851 5s
1507 The same, lithograpJied, Svo.
Cawnpore, 1832 4s 6d
1508 The same, or the Garden and the
Spring : being the Adventures of King
Azad Bakht and the Four Darweshes,
literally translated into English, with
Notes, by E. B. Eastwick, Svo, pp. 251,
bds. Hertford, 1852 12s 6d
1509
Selections, constituting the
Text-Book for examination of Officers
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