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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
(MARCE, 1896.
The Mahabharata, translated from Sanskrit by Ramsaraswati alias Ananta Kondoli. The Ramayana, translated from Sanskrit by Ramsaraswati alias Ananta Kondoli. Govinda Misra's translation in verse of the Bhagawat Gita. Kabi Ratna's translation in prose of the Bhagawat Gitd. Gita Gunamála. The Kirtan of Sri Honkor. Daham (Dalam, or tenth book of the Bhagavata Purdna) of Sri Honkor. Bhakti Ratnáwali, by Madhab. Bhakti Premáwali, by PuroBattam. Ratnakar, in prose. Ratnákar Tika, by Madhab Deb. Bhakti Pradip, by Honkor. Vaishnavampit. Gupta Sintamani (Chintamam). Amulya Ratna. Guna Mald, by Sri Honkor. Líld Mála. Bhatima. Chapai Totai. Hdzári Ghöhd. N& Ghoha. Katha Ghohd. Dipika Sanda (Chanda). Naba pidha (Siddha). Anddi Patan. Udhawa Hambád (Saravdda). Janma Nirnai. Јапта Rahaya. Hánta (Sánta) Nirnas. Kan Khód. Prahlad Saritra (Charitra). Bhima Saritra. Shyamanta Haran. Rukmini Haran. Ua (Usha) Haran, Kumar Haran. Ram Kirtan. Rám Gura Mald. Bhim Saritra. Madhab Saritra. Honkor Saritra, by Kaņthábhushan. Honkor Saritra, by Dotyári Thakar. Déb Gépal Saritra. Bura Bhasya. Deka Bhasya. Náma Máliká. Bijai Daham. Harivangsha, oy Bhawananda. Kriyôg sdhara Vishnu, by Deb Goswami.
and Madbab appear to have been the earliest writers in the Assamese language. The greater portions of the religious works mentioned in this oatalogue were written by them, though the works of Kabi Ratna, Aviruddha. aud others are also numerona.
