Description of the Chaitya Verandah, March 1866. Also contained are tracings of inscriptions copied by E.W. West. Please note that this in page 3-4 of the folder.
West Edward William 1824-1905A description of the caves to the north of Nasik, written on 19 March 1866.
West Edward William 1824-1905Description - proof copy with handwritten annotations. Identified as Sample page.
Graham Angus Charles 1919-1991Des Rätsels Lösung? by Ulrich Unger. Draft of article published in 好古 Hao-ku Sinologische Rundbriefe, Nr. 23.
Unger Ulrich orientaliste'Royal Asiatic Society: Deposit of Manuscripts, Archives and Private Papers' - policy document concerning the acquisition of these types of material, created for the Council Meeting of 16 June 2005.
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and IrelandCorrespondence concerning Graham's time as a Visiting Professor at Brown University.
Graham Angus Charles 1919-1991Correspondence concerning Graham taking up the position of Visiting Professor for a semester in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Ames Roger TDennis Duncanson's feedback on the Manila Seminar - 'Impressions of the the Seminar on Village Defence and Development, Manila 1973'.
Duncanson Dennis JDescription: Green, blue and pink pattered hardcover notebook with white pages, handwritten in ink, inserts held in place with string, detailed table of content and page numbers. Identified as West 8 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents:
- Denkart Bk III continued to Chapter 372 (Sanjana = Madan p.354)
- Babylonian Chronology from George Rawlinson's Ancient Monarchies Vol. 3
- Kings of Assyria from Rawlinson's Ancient Monarchies Vol 2.
- Mythology of the Chaldeans from Rawlinson's Ancient Monarchies Vol 1.
Inserts:
- Explanation of the word "homast"
- folios with Pahlavi transliteration and its English translation, the passage identifying marks are written in the corner of each: pp.181-183 and pp. 238 & 56
- A blue folio with words meanings in Pahlavi and English, some of which have question marks next to them
- folio with list of words and page numbers they can be found on
- folio with passage DKa 313, 3
- folio with "Zand words in Din-Kard"
- folio with a few more words, mostly blank
- Gujarati newspaper article with the articles: "Pehlvi Inscriptions in South India," "Important Speech by Lord North Brook in the Delhi Durbar" from the newspaper "Rast Gopukar Tatha Satya Prakash"
- [unmailed/draft of a] letter to the editor of "The Academy" regarding the inclusion of Pahlavi texts
- Four Folios of description, praise, and introductions for "The Dinkard"
- loose folios that serve an index
- On the back of a Times of India "Saturday Afternoon Edition" announcement leaflet "Sections of Book III not quoted from Nike-i-Vehedas"
Description: Dark green hardcover, unruled notebook with white pages, handwritten in ink, with multiple inserts. Identified as West 32 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents: Denkart Bk. III continued from vol. 8 and completed to the end of Bk. III.
Inserts:
- Book Review of "The Dinkard, Vol VI." by Peshotan Dastur Behramjee Sanjana, Print from the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Jan 1882 pp. 170-2
- Translation of "Denkard (Acts of Religion), Book 3" by Peshotan Dastur Behramjee Sanjana pp. 555 - 78
- Folios of transliteration and translation of "Dinkard Book III, last but one chapter - Pahlavi Text from the MS. B, written in 1659, and brought from Iran to Surat in 1783" note from EWW: "But from a copy supplied by Dastur D. Jamaspji , which I have been unable to collate with the original MS."
- Folio with translation of "Dk III, chap. 261 (Peshotan, ed. trans. vol vi. p.405) and "The three Lunar Periods in Avesta, OC"
- Folio with "Beginnings of Folios"
- "Great Western Railway Suburban Timeline" of December 1882
- scraps of paper with different translations and transliterations