II.—Discovery of Buddhist Images with Deva-Nágari Inscriptions at Tagoung. the Ancient Capital of the Burmese Empire. By Colonel H. Burney, Resident at Ava

Title	II.—Discovery of Buddhist Images with Deva-Nágari Inscriptions at Tagoung. the Ancient Capital of the Burmese Empire. By Colonel H. Burney, Resident at Ava
Author / Editor	Baptist Mission Press
Pages	157 - 164

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