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NOTES AND QUERIES.
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The Anglo-Dutch Attack on Bombay in 1523, by William Foster
Command, an Anglo-Indianism, by Sir R. C. Temple
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The Sayyids of Karnal, by H. A. Rose Notes on the Kamars of the Raipur District, by G. F. D'Penha...
Penang Lawyer, by Sir R. C. Temple...
Hindustani in the XVIIth Century, by Sir R. C. Temple....
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The Malabar Quarterly Review...
The Gadyachintamani of Vadibhasimha, by E.
Hultzsch...
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Proposals for a Glossary of Indian Religious Phraseology, by H. A. Rose
The Legend of Banasur, by H. A. Rose
Yam, by Sir R. C. Temple
BOOK-NOTICES.
Divali-Folklore
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235 Some Doubtful Coins of Southern India, Plates i., ii. aud iii 316, 320, 324 Interior of a Cave at Pandran in Jhalawan, 8.-E. of 343
Kalat
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Tabus in the Panjab, by H. A. Rose
Çivs saved by a Spider on his Flight (A Query by Prof. Ludwig)
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ILLUSTRATIONS.
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The Life-Index: Buildings, by H. A. Rose ... Notes on Law of Succession in the Native State of Perak, by H. A. Rose...
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Candra-vyakarana: Die Grammatik des Candragomin. Sutra, Unadi, Dhatupatha. Edited by Dr. Bruno Liebich. Broekhans. Leipzig, 1902. By A.A. Macdonell
P. 464, plate i., under No. 6, for Sumatinatha, read Padmaprabha; see note 5 on p. 461. P. 483 a, line 30, for D.O.L., read LL.D.
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Book-Carvings from Lower Ladakh Stone-Implementa from Lower Ladakh, Plates i and ii. Digambara Jain Yakshas and Yakshinis, Plates i.-iv. 461 Temple at Kheralu in Malani, Rajputana
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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
P. 13, line 11 from the bottom; for Ephesosque, read Ephesoque.
P. 57, line 26, for Avanya-, read Avanya-.
P. 216, line 31, before the word opens, insert published by me in Jour. Bo. Br. R. As. Soc. Vol. X.
p. 240.
note 8, read See Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 229.
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P. 218, note 24, read see Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 227.
P. 221, note 42, read See Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 227.
note 43, read See ibid. p. 223, note 5.
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P. 227, line 8 f. In connection with the expression ahita-raya-sellam, Professor Kielhorn has drawn
my attention to the analogous expression ráya-sira-sellam, "a javelin to (pierce) the
heads of (hostile) kinga," in an inscription at Amritapura in the Kadar district, Mysore, Ep. Carn. Vol. VI., Tk. 45, p. 226, line 8.-J. F. F.
