Studies in the Geography of Ancient and Medieval India c29.2

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Page 27, footnote 5, lines 9-10.—Read: capital near the mouth of the Bhāgīrathī, see below, pp. 172, ff. ” footnote 6, line 1.—Read: Antargira-Bahirgirāḥ ” ” ” ” lint 2.—Read: Antargiri-Bahirgirī ” 29, footnote 1, line 9.—Read: part iii ” 31, footnote 1, line 3.—Read: Nairṇikāṇ ” footnote 7, line 1.—Read: Durgāḥ ” 37, footnote 7.—Add: Kāmarūpa (also called Prāgjyotiṣa)=Assam ” 39, footnote 1, line 7.—Read: b--⁰sā ” 40, footnote 1, line 4.—Read: Candrabhāgā ” 44, line 12.—Read: Mūlasthāna ” 50, footnote 1, line 3.—Read: Nirvindhyā ” 51, footnote 1, line 2.—Read: Toyā c=aiva ” 52, footnote, line 3.—Read: modern Varṇā (running between the Satara and Kolhapur Districts) ” footnote 3, line 1.—Read: d (v.l.) ” footnote 5, line 6.—Read: Tirunelveli ” 61, footnote 2, line 1.—Read: Vy cd—Naṅganān ” 63, footnote 2, line 6.—Read: Khakkas of Kashmir ” 65, line 3.—Read: maṇḍale ” 67, footnote 5, line 1.—Read: Mts d—Pūrṇān Page 68, lines 13-14.—*Add footnote*: Volumes II (Tārā-khaṇḍa) and III (Sundarī-khaṇḍa) have since been published respectively in 1941 and 1947. For the Ṣaṭpañcāśaddeśa-vibhāga, see Vol. III, pp. 66. ff.