Letter from Stuart Simmonds, President, Royal Asaitic Society, to Phil, School of Oriental and African Studies, to thank him for SOAS agreeing to host the Symposium and to ask whether they might also host a Sherry reception for the participants, dated 19 July 1973. Further correspondence accepting the invitation to the Sherry reception held at the Committee Room, School of Oriental and African Studies, on 24 July 1973. These are from Dr. R.D. Barnett, Mr G.A. Calver, Mr & Mrs J.T. Hooker, Professor and Mrs C.F. Beckingham, Sir Mortimer Wheeler, and Mrs J.M. Witt.
Wheeler Mortimer 1890-1976Shijing yufa yanjiu 詩經語法研究 - book by Dai Lianzhang 戴璉璋.
Dai LianzhangDescription: Black hard cover notebook, unruled, with white pages, handwritten in ink. Inserts held by string. Identified as West 17 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents:
- Shkand gumanik vicar "from Dastur Hoshangji's Pazand Sanksrit MS. Collated with JJ. and J.135.
*" Description of MS. Shikand Gumani and "JJ MS. of Shikand-gumanik Vijai."
Inserts:
- Scrap papers with differences on JJ and JE
- notes on omissions in West's copying
- notes for collation
- scrap papers serving indexical purpose
- list of "Not glossarized after Chap. V"
- list of "Not glossarized after Chap. XI, 145"
"Shinto's Place in World Culture" by Quaritch Wales from Asia and the Americas, April 1945, pp.181-184.
Description: Dark green hardcover, unruled notebook with white pages, handwritten in ink. Identified as West 33 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents: Shkand gumanik vicar "in Pahlavi nach Cod. Havn no. 28" (probably copied by Haug, with collations by West).
Short description of the Junnar caves including Nana Ghat, and a note on its chambers.
West Edward William 1824-1905A short description of the caves written by Arthur Anderson West on the 22nd December 1861.
West Arthur AndersonDescriptions taken from E.W. West's notebook and copied by Arthur West concerning inscriptions on columns, and observations and measurements of the height of the hills.
West Edward William 1824-1905A "Short List of Cave papers" that were written by the West brothers.
West Arthur AndersonShort note on definition of Hoopoo/Hoppoo/Hoppo. Handwritten in ink, 1 piece, 1 side