Historical Geography of Ancient India c5.s6.85

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Geographical notice of Tibet by Csoma de Koros (J.A.S.B., Vol. I). Further account of the remains of ancient town discovered at Behut near Saharanpur by Capt. P. T. Cautley (Vol. III). Notes on the locality of Rājagriha of the town of that name in Behar by T. R. (Lt. T. Renny) (Vol. III). H. P. Śāstri's identification of the names of places ruled over by the allies and feudatories of Rāmapala as mentioned at the beginning of the second chapter of Sandhyākara Nandi's Rāmacarita (Vol. III) is noteworthy. R. D. Banerjee's identification of those places (Vol. IV). Excursions to the ruins and site of an ancient city at Bakhra 13 Cos north of Patna and 6 north from Singhea by J. Stephenson (Vol. IV). Note on the above by James Prinsep (Vol. IV). Some account of the sculptures at Mahabalipuram usually called the seven Pagodas by J. Goldingham (Vol. V). Observations upon the past and present condition of Oujein or Ujjayinī by Lt. Edward Conolly (Vol. VI). The course of the Narmadā by Lt. Col. Ouseley (Vol. XIV). Notes on the vihāras and chaityas of Bihar (Vol. XVI). A comparative essay on the ancient geography of India by Col. F. Wilford (Vol. XX). The Rajmahal hills by W. S. Sherwill (Vol. XX). An account of the Antiquities of Jaipur in Orissa by C. S. Banerjee (Vol. XL). Independent Sikkim by W. T. Blauford (Vol. XL). Contributions to the geography and history of Bengal by H. Blochmann (Vol. XLII and XLIII). Note on Mahāsthān near Bagura, Eastern Bengal by C. O'Donnell (Vol. XLIV). The Kaimur range by C. S. Banerjee (Vol. XLVI). On the temples of Deoghar by Dr. Rajendralal Mitra (Vol. LII). Antiquities of Gayā by T. F. Peppe and C. Horne (J.P.A.S.B., 1865). Antiquities at Bairāṭ, Ajmir, Gwalior, Khajuraha and Mahoba by Major Genl. A. Cunningham (1865). Remarks on some temples in Kashmir by Bishop Cotton (1865).