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ABBREVIATIONS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
AV The Atharva-vcda, mostly from W. D. Whitney’s translation, HOS. 7-8
; also the selections translated by M. Bloom field, SBE 42.
Bail Jungle Life in India, or the journeys and journals of an Indian
geologist, by V. Ball (London 1880).
BASOR Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research.
“Selections from the travels of Ibn Battuta (1325-1354)”, trans. H. A.
R. Gibb (London 1929, reprinted 1939; “The Broadway Travellers”).
Beal Ta-Tang’Si-Yu^Ki •*. Buddhist records of the western world, trans
lated from the Chinese of Hiuen Tsang (A. D. 620) by Samuel Beal; 2nd
vol., London 1884 ; the introductory portion contains a translation of
Fa Hian’s travels, and other documents.
BEFEO Bulletin de I’&cole Francaise de Fextreme Orient.
BI J. Burgess and Bhagwanlal Indraji : Inscriptions from the Cave
Temples of Western India (Bombay 1881).
BJ Francis Buchanan : “A Journey from Madras through the countries of
Mysore, Canara and Malabar performed under the orders of the Most
Noble the Marquis of Wellesley, Governor General of India for the
express purpose of investigating the state of Agriculture, Arts, and
Commerce, the Religion, Manners and Customs, the History Natural
and Civil, and antiquities, in the dominion of the Rajah of Mysore and
the countries acquired by the Honourable East India Company in the
late and former wars, from Tippoo Sultaun “ (3 vol. London 1807;
2nd ed . in 2 vol., Madras 1870)1
B-P. B. H. Baden-Powell : The land-systems of British India (3 vol. Oxford
1892). The work is a handy digest of the Settlement Reports,
most of which are not available to the ordinary reader, though the
unsubstantiated theorizing about history and races should ignored.
The same author’s Manual (of the Land Revenue System and
Land Tenure of British India, Calcutta 1882) abbreviates the facts
without cutting down the theories.
BPL George A. Grierson : Bihar Peasant Life 2nd ed. Patna 1926.
Brough J. Brown : “ The early brahmanical system of gotra and pravara” (a
translation of the gotra-pravara-manjari of a medieval author,
Purusottama). Cambridge, 1952.
BrUp. Brhadaranyaka Upanisad.
BSOAS Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (of the
University of London).