Tibetan Studies: Being a Reprint of the Articles contributed to the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal

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The people of these parts differ very much from the rest of the Tibetans in their stature features dress customs and in the manner of speaking the Tibetan language. [...] The first is the residence of the commanding officer called the Kh'arpon of Tsaprany and the second is a large monastery and the seat of a Ltimit styled the IC'hanpo of Tholing. [...] L. WO is the capital of Ladak the residence of the prince and the emporium of a considerable trade with Turkistan Lhassa and the Panjab countries. [...] July 4t11.i In the 9th volume of the (;vut class of the Kaligyur occurs the original of a Tibetan fragment. [...] ('optic and Syriac and compares these Tibetan haractem to the mystic numbers and letters of the acient Scythians and Egyptians and of some of the early Sectarians and Heretics of the Christian Church.

Title	Pages	Author/Editor
Preface	i-iii	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. I. Geographical Notice of Tibet	1-7	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. II. Translation of a Tibetan Fragment	8-19	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. III. Note on the Origin of the Kála-Chakra and Adi-Buddha Systems	20-23	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. IV. Translation of a Tibetan Passport dated A.D. 1688	24-26	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. V. Origin of the Shakya Race translated From the (La) or the 26th volume of the mDo class in the Kâ-gyur. commencing on the 161st leaf	27-34	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. VI. Tibetan Symbolical Names used as Numerals	35-39	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. VII. Extracts From Tibetan Works	40-45	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. VIII. Analysis of a Tibetan Medical Work	46-65	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. IX. Interpretation of the Tibetan Inscription on a Bhotian Banner taken in Assam and presented to the Asiatic Society by Captain Bogle	66-69	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. X. Note on the white Satin Embroidered Scarfs of the Tibetan Priests. By Major T. H. A. Lloyd. With a translation of the motto on the margin of one presented to the Asiatic Society	70-72	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. XI. Notices on the Different Systems of Buddhism extracted from the Tibetan authorities	73-79	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. XII. Enumeration of Historical and Grammatical Works to be met with in Tibet	80-87	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. XIII. Remarks on Trans-Himalayan Boodhist Amulets	88-91	Alexander De, E. Ross	View
No. XIV. A brief Notice of the Subháshita Ratna. Nidhi of Saskya Pandita with extracts and translations	92-172	Alexander De, E. Ross	View

Tibetan Studies: Being a Reprint of the Articles contributed to the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal

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