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Art. XXVI.—An early Judœo-Persian Document from Khotan, in the Stein Collection, with other early Persian Documents

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 March 2011

D. S. Margoliouth ,
M. A. Stein ,
W. Bacher ,
A. E. Cowley  and
J. Wiesner
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Extract

The early Persian document written in Hebrew characters which Professor D. S. Margoliouth has at my request kindly undertaken to publish, and of which his present ṗaper is intended to furnish a preliminary account, was obtained by me in the course of my journey of archaeological exploration in Chinese Turkestan carried out during 1900–1, under the orders of the Government of India.

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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society , Volume 35 , Issue 4 , October 1903 , pp. 735 - 760
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Copyright © The Royal Asiatic Society 1903

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References

page 736 note 1 Preliminary Report on a journey of archœological and topographical exploration in Chinese Turkestan, by Stein, M. A., Indian Educational Service. Published under the authority of H. M.'s Secretary of State for India in Council. London, 1901Google Scholar; pp. 71, quarto, with 16 plates.

Sand-buried ruins of Khotan: Personal Narrative of a journey of archœologicat and geographical exploration in Chinese Turkestan, with a map from original surveys and numerous illustrations, by Stein, M. Aurel. London (T. Fisher Unwin), 1903Google Scholar; pp. xliii+ 524, 8vo.

page 736 note 2 See Sand-buried ruins of Khotan, pp. 281–324.

page 737 note 1 Compare Ruins of Khotan, pp. 278, 307, 321.

Page 737 note 2 See Ruins of Khotan, pp. 326 sq.

page 737 note 3 Compare Ruins of Khotan, pp. 202, 257, 279, etc.

page 739 note 1 See Ruing of Khotan, Chap. XXXI. (pp. 469–481); Preliminary Report, pp. 464 sqq.

page 742 note 1 See his treatise Die Faiyûmer und Uschmûneiner Papiere in Mittheilungen aus der Sammlung des Papyrus Erzherzog Rainer, vols. II, III, 1887Google Scholar.

page 742 note 2 Published in vol. Ixxii of the Denkschriften der Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Classe der Kaiserliehen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna; also issued separately by Carl Gerold's Sohn, Vienna, 1902, pp. 50, 4to.

page 744 note 1 From the few legible characters Dr. Bushell has made out the words “The Disciple of Buddha,” and a mention of Avalokiteśvara, pointing to a memorial of the dedication of an image of that deity.

page 745 note 1 See Ruins of Khotan, pp. 309 sqq., 315 sqq.; Preliminary Report, pp. 39 sq.

page 746 note 1 M. Chavannes' work is being printed at St. Petersburg for the Imperial Russian Academy of Sciences. It is safe to predict that its publication, which may be expected at an early date, will be an important event for all scholars interested in the history and ancient geography of Central Asia. For the extracts concerning T'o-pa-se-tan or Tabaristān, see pp. 173 sq.

page 746 note 2 See Ruins of Khotan, pp. xvii, 320.

page 747 note 1 Pizzi, : Storia delta poesia Persiana (1899), i, 66Google Scholar .

page 752 note 1 A considerable amount is lost at both ends of the lines.