350

Geographie Ostindiens. Vorderindien.

6938. Histoire de la vie dTIiouen-Thsang et de ses voyages dans l’Inde,entre les annees 629 et 645 de notre ere. Trad. du chinois par Julien.

— Annal. d. voyages. Nouv. 1851. II. p. 185.

6939. Weher: Zwei Sagen aus dem Catapatha-Brähmana über Einwan-derung und Verbreitung der Arier in Indien, nebst einer geographisch-ge-schiclitliclien Skizze aus dem weilsen Yajus. — Weber, Indische Studien.I. 1850. p. 161.

6940. First visit to India by tke Portuguese. — Asiat. Journ. XXIII.1827. p. 43.

Allgemeines zur gegenwärtigen Landeskunde Vorderindiens.

Vergl. Repertorium Bd. I. .N. 11106 ff.

6941. v. Schlegel und Ritter: Indien in seinen Hauptbeziehungen.

— Ilertha. XIII. 1829. p. 53.

6942. Ritter: Landeskunde von Indien.— Annal. d. Erdkunde. I. 1830.p. 373. Vergl. Berlin. Kalend. 1829. p. 87. 1830. p. 1.

6943. A general account of Hindostan.— Asiat. Journ. II. 1816. p.24l.357.

6944. Melangcs sur l'Indoustan. — Annal. d. voyages. Nouv. XXI. 1824.p. 220. XXII. p. 235. 368.

6945. lieber das Innere der Indischen Halbinsel. — Geogr. Epliem. N.XVII. 1825. p. 65.

6946. The British territories in tlie Deccan. — Asiat. Journ. XXIII.1827. p. 613. 773. XXIV. p. 11. XXV. p. 188. 318.

6947. Central India under British supremacy. — Calcutta Rev. XIV.

1850. p. 91.

6948. Origin and progrefs of Englisli connexiou with India. — ibid.VII. 1847. p. 220.

6949. The connexion of the British government with the idolatry ofIndia. — Calcutta Christian Observer. VII. 1838. p. 183. 349. 501.

6950. State of British India. — Colon. Magaz. 1841. VI. p. 129.

6951. The English in India. — Calcutta Rev. I. 1844. p. 1. 290.

6952. British possessions and colonies. India. — Colon. Magaz. XXII.

1851. p. 365. 457.

6953. The Portuguese in North India. — Calcutta Rev. V. 1846. p. 243.

6954. Continental India. — Colon. Magaz. 1841. IV. p. 25.

6955. Beiträge zur Kenntnifs der Länder und Völker im nordwestlichenIndien. — Minerva. 1806. III. p. 193. 385. IV. p. 150. 219.

6956. Prospects in the north-west of India. — Asiat. Journ. N. Ser.XXXI. 1840. p. 17.

6957. The Settlement of the nortli-west provinces. — Calcutta Rev. XII.1849. p. 413.

6958. The Jesuit’s missions in India. — ibid. II. 1844. p. 73.

6959. Lambton: An account of the trigonometrical operations in Cros-sing the peninsula of India. — Asiat. Researches. X. 1811. p. 290.

6960. Colebrooke: Table of latitudes and longitudes of some princi-pal places in India. — ibid. IV. 1807. p. 321.

6961. Ilodgsou: Latitudes of places in Hinduslan, and the uorthernmountains. — ibid. XIV. 1822. p. 153.

6962. Goldiugham: 'The geographical Situation of Calcutta, Madrasand Bombay. — Philos. Transact. 1822. p. 408.

6963. Gour, Mandoo, and Bejapore. — Asiat. Journ. N. Ser. XVI. 1835.p. 178.

6964. Cave-temples of India. — ibid. N. Ser. XVI11. 1835. p. 41.

6965. General view of the native powers of India; and of tlieir politi-