Modern Review February 1931

It is now the right nioment to start with many text editions especially the religious and historical texts.' In the first number of the Bulletin the Librariati-adjoint of the Kirtya Balinese gentleman named Njornau litoljeng (a number of princes and priests are acting as additional curators of the ICiriva in different parts of the island) has given in Dutch a preliminary bird's-eye view of the [...] The images are of the type found in Java and are of the liodhiEattYas FUR 1:KBEt 11:1 1 and of Siva Devi lInhisa-mardini thmeaa and other ''Mitres us well as of princes and prineosses; and these images will compare very favourably with the art of Java and of the Indian minion& The first fruits of histoncal excavation and research in BA are given by the Kirtim to the outside world in the form [...] Furthermore Anglo-American relations from the time of the outbreak of the American Civil War up to the time of the settlement of the Alabama claim was. [...] The sense of reality of the English the industry of the Germans the intensivenes4 and readiness to help of the Danes and the tactfulness of the Swedes—all mark the life of the college and influence its individuni members. [...] The imagination of the artist who conceived the image of the %tidbit or the Christ had the exaltation of religious fervour and the hand that painted or carved the likeness ceased to he profane.