Indian Culture (Journal of the Indian Research Institute) January - March 1948

The excellent character of this new Journal and the high standard of articles published in it and the enterprise and devotion of the group of the Bengali scholars seem to make Indian Culture rightly and cqmpletely fill the great void created by the unfortunate discontinuance of the great epoch-making Journal the Indian Antiquary. [...] The Board of editors is not responsible for the opinions of the writers of articles notes and reviews published in the Journal. [...] It is most fitting that this monogfaph on the celebrated author of the Visuddhimagga should form the first of the new series of the monographs published by a learned society. [...] Oldenberg and thinks that The Dipavainsa is an earlier work presupposed by the Poroinatthakathc7 in Sinhalese and both of these constituted the foundation of the Mahc7vantsa. [...] Cette repartition coincide on le sait avec une ligne de partage que pour de multiples raisons de forme et de fond on a ete conduit a tracer entre I—V et XI—XIV d'une part VI—X d'autre part autrment dit entre les Livres dits de Yajriavalkya et ceux dits de Sandilya: les premier0 embrassant le rituel general et notamment le Soma les seconds limites a l'Agnicayana (et a son complement esote