Bibliographical Notes
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Summary
The bibliographical notes list recent publications of interest to students of Indian history, literature and religion. Entries include editions of Vedic and Puranic texts, translations of the Mahābhārata and Upaniṣads, studies on Pali literature, archaeological reports, and works on philology and philosophy. For each title, the author provides brief comments on its scope, language and scholarly value. The list ranges from Indian publications, such as Sanskrit editions issued by the Bibliotheca Indica, to European works, including French translations of the Bṛhad‑Āraṇyaka Upaniṣad and German studies on Sanskrit metrics. The notes serve as a bibliographic guide for researchers seeking to keep abreast of new literature.
Conclusion
The bibliographical notes offer a snapshot of scholarly production in the early 1930s, underscoring the global nature of Indological studies. They provide researchers with a curated list of new resources, facilitating further exploration and cross‑disciplinary engagement.