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Bibliographical Notes

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Vol. 3 · No. 2June - 1927pp. 440-441English

Summary

This concluding segment offers bibliographical notes on recent books and articles. It highlights a work by Alice L. Cleather on Buddhist thought, a French translation of a Buddhist apologetic text and several monographs on Indian philosophy and history. The notes are succinct, providing the title, author, place of publication and a short remark on the content or significance. One note draws attention to a Russian study of Nirvāṇa, while another mentions a Japanese edition of a Sanskrit treatise. The section thus serves as a record of newly available resources for scholars of Indian religions and cultures.

Conclusion

The bibliographical notes round out the issue by pointing readers toward new books and articles in the field. They remind scholars of the international scope of Indological research and the continual appearance of valuable new materials.

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