Bibliographical Notes
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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.
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.