Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies · 1923 · 26 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesClassicsReligious StudiesBiblical StudiesHistorical LinguisticsTextual CriticismBiblical LanguagesManuscript CultureSacred TextsAncient Near Eastern Literature
Among the manuscripts of the William Marsden Collection, to which Sir E. Denison Ross has called the attention of scholars, by reproducing the entries of William Marsden (see the Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies , Vol. II, Pt. III, “The Manuscripts collected by William Marsden”), there are five with titles indicating their language as “Canari”, “Canarim”, or “Canarin” (p. 537), one as “Bramana Canarim” (p. 537), one as “Hindustani”, and two as “Mahratta” (p. 535).