Bibliographical Notes
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Summary
This concluding section lists books and reports on Indian history, archaeology, religion and literature published recently. Each entry gives the title, author, place of publication and year. The works range from archaeological reports—such as the Annual Report of the Baroda State archaeological department and studies on ancient Oriental seals—to monographs on Indian kings, Sanskrit plays, Buddhist philosophy and regional histories. Examples include H. Nelson Wright’s “Coins and Metrology of the Sultans of Delhi”, J. Strzygowski’s study of Indian influences on Romanesque art, R. K. Saletore’s history of the Śilāhāra dynasty, and lists of inscriptions compiled by the Indian Museum. The section also notes critical editions of Sanskrit texts like the Mahābhārata, the Bhūrijina Vāstuśāstra and the Mānavadharmaśāstra, as well as translations of Buddhist scriptures into English and European languages. By assembling these bibliographical notes, the editors provide researchers with a reference guide to recent publications.
Conclusion
The bibliographical notes serve as a valuable resource for scholars seeking to locate recent publications across diverse fields of Indian studies. By listing works on archaeology, epigraphy, literature and religion, the editors facilitate further research and demonstrate the vitality of scholarship in 1936–1937.