Add to ORKGFussman Gérard. Simon Digby : Wonder-tales of South Asia Translated from Hindi, Urdu, Nepali and Persian. In: Bulletin de l'Ecole française d'Extrême-Orient. Tome 89, 2002. pp. 396-398
Finot Louis. E. J. Rapson, éd. : The Cambridge History of India. Vol. I. Ancient India. In: Bulletin...
G.J.V. Prasad introduces his new volume by playfully listing the various names used to refer to Indi...
Singaravélou . Schwartzberg, Joseph E., ed. -A Historical Atlas of South Asia. , 1992. In: Cahiers d...
Fussman Gérard. Simon Digby : Wonder-tales of South Asia Translated from Hindi, Urdu, Nepali and Per...
Simon Digby (1932-2010) was a renowned orientalist and scholar who had a deep rooted connection with...
Tarīkh-i Jadīd is the first travelogue of Britain written in South Asia. It was written originally i...
Imprint covered by label which reads: C. Lockwood and son, London."This story, which has become chie...
Lallūjī Lāl Kabi and Sayyid ʻAbdullāh. Singhāsan Battīsī, or, The thirty-two tales of Bikramājīt: tr...
Collection of Persian tales from the 16th century; translated into Bengali. This is the first volume...
Qāsmī, Sharīf H. A Descriptive Catalogue of Persian Translations of Indian Works (New Delhi : Nation...
Lachaier Pierre. Prakash Bharadwaj, (éd.) : Sindhis Through The Ages (Far East and South East), vol....
Translation has emerged as one of the most important and fundamental needs of modern era. Translatio...
Originally published as: The epic of kings : stories retold from Firdusi. London : Unwin, 1883.An En...
As part of his visit to the Hindi Urdu Flagship in April 2011, eminent Hindi scholar Harish Trivedi ...
In 1923 appeared the translation into Hindi by Premchand, the celebrated Indian novelist and ...
Finot Louis. E. J. Rapson, éd. : The Cambridge History of India. Vol. I. Ancient India. In: Bulletin...
G.J.V. Prasad introduces his new volume by playfully listing the various names used to refer to Indi...
Singaravélou . Schwartzberg, Joseph E., ed. -A Historical Atlas of South Asia. , 1992. In: Cahiers d...
Fussman Gérard. Simon Digby : Wonder-tales of South Asia Translated from Hindi, Urdu, Nepali and Per...
Simon Digby (1932-2010) was a renowned orientalist and scholar who had a deep rooted connection with...
Tarīkh-i Jadīd is the first travelogue of Britain written in South Asia. It was written originally i...
Imprint covered by label which reads: C. Lockwood and son, London."This story, which has become chie...
Lallūjī Lāl Kabi and Sayyid ʻAbdullāh. Singhāsan Battīsī, or, The thirty-two tales of Bikramājīt: tr...
Collection of Persian tales from the 16th century; translated into Bengali. This is the first volume...
Qāsmī, Sharīf H. A Descriptive Catalogue of Persian Translations of Indian Works (New Delhi : Nation...
Lachaier Pierre. Prakash Bharadwaj, (éd.) : Sindhis Through The Ages (Far East and South East), vol....
Translation has emerged as one of the most important and fundamental needs of modern era. Translatio...
Originally published as: The epic of kings : stories retold from Firdusi. London : Unwin, 1883.An En...
As part of his visit to the Hindi Urdu Flagship in April 2011, eminent Hindi scholar Harish Trivedi ...
In 1923 appeared the translation into Hindi by Premchand, the celebrated Indian novelist and ...
Finot Louis. E. J. Rapson, éd. : The Cambridge History of India. Vol. I. Ancient India. In: Bulletin...
G.J.V. Prasad introduces his new volume by playfully listing the various names used to refer to Indi...
Singaravélou . Schwartzberg, Joseph E., ed. -A Historical Atlas of South Asia. , 1992. In: Cahiers d...