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The Geography of the Puranas c22.s2: (B) General Works

The Geography of the Purāṇas c22.s2

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(B) General Works

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Agrawala, V. S., *Pāṇinikālīna Bhārata*, Varanasi, 1955.

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*Asiatic Researches*, London: Vol. VII—‘On the Course of the Ganges through Bengal’ (R. H. Colebrooke); Vol. VIII—‘An Essay on the Sacred Isles on the West with other Essays connected with the Works’ (F. Wilford): Vol. IX— Vol. X— Vol. XIV—‘The Principal Peaks of the Himalayas’ (J. Hodgson and J. D. Herbert): Vol. XVI—‘Geography of Assam’ (J. B. Neufville).

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*Asiatic Society of Bengal, Journal of*, Calcutta. Vol. — ‘Geographical Notice of Tibet’ (Csoma de koros); Vol. IV — ‘The Course of the Narmada’ (Ouseley); Vol. XX — ‘The Rajmahal Hills’ (W. S. Sherwill); — ‘A Comparative Essay on the Ancient Geography of India’ (F. Wilford); Vol. XLVI — ‘The Kaimur Range’ (C. S. Bannerji); — — ‘Ancient dwellings and tribes in Baluchistan’ (E. Mockler); — — ‘Ancient Countries in Eastern India’ (F. E. Pargiter).

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Clark, W. E., ‘Sakadwipa and Svetadwipa’, *Journal of the American Oriental Society*, Vol. 39, 1919.

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Cunningham and Mazumdar, *Ancient Geography of India*, Calcutta, 1924.

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Dey, N. L., *Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Medieval India*, Luzac, London.

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Dhyanchand, ‘Ancient Hindu Geography’, *Educational Review*, Vol. XXIX, 5, 7 & 8.

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Holdich, T., *The Gates of India*, London, 1910.

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*Indian Antiquary*: 1874 — ‘Geography of Ibn Battuta’s Travels in India’ (H. Yule); 1885 — ‘On the Identification of Places in Sanskrit Geography of India’ (J. Burgess); 1893 — ‘The Topographical List of the Brihat-Samhita’ (J. F. Fleet); 1899 — ‘The Topographical List of the Bhāgavata Purāṇa’ (J. E. Abbott); 1919-1921 — ‘Contributions to the Study of the Ancient Geography of India’ (S. N. Majumdar); 1921 — ‘The Early Course of the Ganges’ (N. L. Day);

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1923—‘Geographical Position of Certain Places in India’; 1924—‘History of Important Ancient Towns and Cities of Gujerat and Kathiawad’ (A. S. Altekar); 1932—‘The River Course of the Punjab and Sind’ (R. B. Whitehead).

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*Indian Culture*, Vol. I, No. 2, ‘The Geography of Kautelya’ (H. V. Trivedi); No. 3, ‘Yavanas in Early Indian Inscriptions’ (A. Stein); No. 4, ‘Geographical Data of the Dekkan and South India as gathered from the Rāmāyaṇa’ (V. R. R. Dikshitar). Vol. II, No. 1, ‘Chandradwipa’ (N. N. Das Gupta).

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*Indian Historical Quarterly*: Vol. IV, ‘The Study of Ancient Indian Geography’ (H. C. Ray Chaudhri); ‘The Study of Ancient Geography’ (H. V. Trivedi); ‘Eastern India and Aryavarta’ (H. C. Chakladar); Vol. V, ‘The Karoura of Ptolemy’ (K. V. K. Ayyar); Vol. VII, ‘Topography in the Puranas’ (S. B. Chaudhry); ‘Identification of Brahmottra’ (K. M. Gupta); Vol. VIII, ‘Some Janpadas of Ancient Radha’ (P. C. Sen); Vol. IX, ‘Pundravardhana—Its Site’ (P. C. Sen); Vol. X, ‘The Study in Ancient Geography’ (H. V. Trivedi); Vol. XXVII, ‘Text of the Purāṇic List of Rivers’ (D. C. Sircar).

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Jayachandra, *Bhārata Bhūmi aur uske Nivāsi*, Allahabad, 1930. — *Bhāratiya Itihās Ki Rūparekhā*, 2 volumes, Allahabad, 1933. Kirfel, Prof. W., *Die Kosmographie der Inder*, Leipzig, 1920. Law, B. C., *Tribes of Ancient India*. Law, B. C., ‘Holy Places of India’, *Journ. Geog. Soc.*, Calcutta, 1940. — ‘Mountains of India and Rivers of India’, *Jour. Geog. Soc.*, Calcutta, 1944. — *Historical Geography of Ancient India*, Paris, 1954. — *Geographical Essays*, Luzac, London, 1937. McCrindle, J. W., *Ancient India as Described by Megasthenes and Arrian*, Calcutta, 1926. — *The Commerce and Navigation of the Erythraean Sea*, Calcutta, 1879. — *Ancient India as Described by Ptolemy*, Calcutta, 1885. — *Ancient India as Described by Ktesias and Knidian*, Calcutta, 1882. — *Ancient India as Described in Classical Literature*, Calcutta, 1901.

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*Mythical Society, Quarterly Journal of* (Bangalore): Vol. XV, Nos. 1 & 2, ‘The Seven Dwipas of the Purāṇas’ (V. V. Ayyar). Vol. XVI, Nos. 2 & 4, “ ” Vol. XVII, Nos. 1 & 2, “ ”

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Pargiter, Ancient Indian Historical Traditions. Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, Trans, W. H. Schoff. Przyluski, Jean, Names of Indian Towns in the Geography of Ptolemy. Bull de la Societe de Linguistique. — ‘Un ancien peuple du Punjab’, Journal Asiatique, 1926. Renou, L., La geographie de Ptolemee l’Inde, Paris, 1925.

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Royal Asiatic Society, Journal of the: 1894 — ‘Geography of Rama’s Exile’ (F. E. Pargiter); 1898 — ‘The Geography of the Kandahar Inscription’; 1902 — ‘Vaisali’ (V. A. Smith); 1903 — ‘Where was Malwa?’ (A. F. R. Hoernle); 1904 — ‘The Middle Country of Ancient India’ (T. W. Rhys David); 1912 — ‘The Kambojas’ (Grierson); 1916 — ‘Some Notes on the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea’ (J. Kennedy); 1917 — ‘Some River names in the Rigveda’ (M. A. Stein); 1918 — ‘Magadha and Videha’ (F. E. Pargiter); 1929 — ‘Two notes on the Ancient Geog. of India’ (J. Ph. Vogel).

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Sircar, D. C., Studies in the Geography of Ancient and Medieval India, Varanasi, 1960.

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Upadhyaya, B. S., Kalidasa Ka Bharata, Allahabad, 1958.

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Vivien de Saint Matin, Etude sur la Geographie Grecque et Latine de l’Inde, et en particulier sur l’Inde de Ptolemee.

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Warren, W. F., ‘Where was Sakadwipa in the Mythical World-View of India’, Journal of American Oriental Society, Vol. 40, 1920.