Indian Antiquary Vol 32

SR No.: 032524
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 550
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 20 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[APRIL, 1903
Selections in the Nägarī character) in Vol. II. of Shakespear's Muntakhabåt-i-Hindi. See Section III.
Singhäsan Battint..translated into Hindi, from the Sanskrit, by Lallwi Lal Kabi ... A new edition ... with copious Notes by Syed Abdoollah. London, 1869.
A Throne of Thirty-two Images, or the Buttris Shinghashun. (Translated into English.) Calcutta, 1888.
Contes indiens. Les trente-deux Récits de Trône (Batris-Sinhasan) Oy les Merveilleux Exploita de Vikramaditya, traduits... par L. Feer. (Collections de Chansons et de Contes populaires, Vol. VI.) Paris, 1881.
(Extracts from the S. B. in J. Vinson's Manuel de la Langue
Hindoustani, pp. 150 and ff.) See Section II. Kāgin Ali Jawān (Mirzā), - Sukoontula Natuk; being an Appendix to the English and
Hindoostance Dialogues (by J. B. Gilchrist], in the Universal Character.
London, 1826. Another Edition, Lacknow, 1875. See Section II. See Harīgu 'd-din Ahmad Muhammad Rafi', commonly called Bauda;
Muḥammad Taqi, Mir. Kompeon, M., - See Nazir Ahmad. Lakshman Singh, Rājā, - Sakuntala or the Lost Ring; a Sanskrit Drama of Kalidas, translated
into Prone and Varse, with notes by Kuñwar [Räjä] Lachman Sinha, Deputy Collector, N-W. P. (pp. 95-175 of Siva Prasād's Bindi Selections (1867).] Another Edition, Benares, 1897.
The Sakuntald in Hindi, The Text of Kasrar Lachhman Sinh critically edited, with grammatical, idiomatical, and exegetical Notes, by
F. Pincott. London, 1876. Lallū Lal, - Prem Sugur ; or the History of Krishnu, translated into Hindee, by Shree Lulloo
Lal Kub. Calcutta, 1803, 1805, 1810, 1825 (with Vocabulary), 1831, (edited by Yogadhyan Misra), '1842, and many other editions in India.. In the Gujarati character, Bombay, 1854, (illustrated) 1862. The Prem Ságar; or the Ocean of Love, being a History of Krishn, according to the tenth Chapter of the Bhagavat of Vyasadeu, translated into Hindi from the Braj Bhakha of Chaturbhuj Misr, by Lallú Lal, late Bhakha Múnahi of the College of Fort William. A new edition with a Vocabulary, by Edward B. Eastwick, M.R.A.8. Hertford, 1851. Selections from the Prem Sagar ... The Hindi Text printed in the Roman Character, with a complete Vocabulary to the entire woork. By J. F. Baness. Calcutta, 1875. Second Edition, 1880.
Translations. The Prem Sagur. Translated into English, by Capt. W. Hollings. Calcutta, 1848. Second Edition, 1867. Another, Allahabad, 1900. Prem Ságar; or the Ocean of Love. Literally translated from the Hindi of Shri Lalló Lál Kab into English. By Edward B. Eastwick, C.B., F.R.S., M.R.A.S. London, 1867.
Selections from the Prem Sagar and Bagh-o Bahar. Translated into literal English, with copiour Notes. By Adālat Khān. Second Edition, Calcutta, 1881.