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S<sc>t</sc>. H<sc>ilaire</sc>.—*Journal des Savants*, 1863, pp. 111, 112, 175–88. F<sc>oucher</sc>, A.—‘Catalogue des peintures népalaises et tibétaines de la collection Brian-Hodgson’ (*Mémoires Acad. des Inscriptions*, 1ère sér., t. xi, p. 34). This article corrects certain errors of detail in St. Hilaire’s description. *Étude sur l’Iconographie bouddhique de l’Inde* (Paris, 1900, 1905). G<sc>rünwedel</sc>, P<sc>rof</sc>.—*Catalogue* (in Russian, *Obzor sobrania predmetov lamaskago kulta Z. Z. Uchtomskago*) *of Prince Ukhtomskij’s collection*; St. Petersburg, 1905; being No. VI (2nd fasc.) of *Bibliotheca Buddhica*. *Mythologie des Buddhismus in Tibet und der Mongolei*; being a Guide (*Führer*) to the same collection. <sc>de</sc> M<sc>illoué</sc>, L.—*Bod-Youl ou Tibet (Le Paradis des Moines)*, Paris, 1906. *Petit Guide Illustré au Musée Guimet*, Paris, 1905.

Other references are given in the footnotes. Students wishing to go more deeply into the subject may consult various works on Tibet, Nepāl, and Buddhism. I notice in the *Catalogue of the Library of the Director-General of Archaeology, India*, p. 222, a catalogue by J. Deniker and E. Deshayes of ‘Œuvres d’art et de haute curiosité du Tibet . . . collection G.’ sold in Paris, in 1904.