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The Ocean of Story. Being C. H. Tawney's translation of Somadeva's Kathā, Sarit Sāgara, now edited with Introduction, fresh explanatory Notes, and terminal Essay, by N. M. Penzer. Vol. VIII. 10¼ × 7¼, xxxv + 361 pp. London: Chas J. Sawyer, Ltd., 1927.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 March 2011

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Page 680 note 1 On this, cf. the present writer's work Die Suparṇta Sage, p. 379, n. 3.

Page 681 note 1 Cf. Dalgado, , Glossario Luso-Asiático, i, 27Google Scholar.

Page 681 note 2 Cf. Port, , fofoli, Dalgado, I.c., i, 400Google Scholar.

Page 681 note 3 For the sake of bibliography I quote here an article on Indian swanmaiden tales by the late Professor Johansson in Finsh Tidskrift, xlvi, (1899)Google Scholar, 1 sqq. Cf. also Mannhardt, , Wald- und Feldhulte, ii, 60Google Scholar sqq.; Sohroeder, L. von, Oriechische Goiter und Heroen, i, 34 sqq.Google Scholar

Page 681 note 4 Cf. Bijdrage tot de Verklaring van eenige Woorden in Pali-Geschriften voorkomende, p. 6 sq.; also Speyer, , Studies about the KSS., p. 49 sqGoogle Scholar.