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PRINCIPAL WORKS ON THE SAME SUBJECT,
BY JAMES FERGUSSON.
Illustrations of the Rock-cut Temples of India. 18 Plates on tinted litho-
graphy. Folio. With an 8vo volume of Text, Plans, &c. 21. 7s. 6d. John
Weale, 1845.
Picturesque Illustrations of Ancient Architecture in Hindostan. 24 Plates
in coloured lithography, with Plana, Woodcuts, Explanatory Text, &c. 41. 4s.
London : Hogarth, 1847.
Tree and Serpent Worship ; or, Illustrations of Mythology and Art in India,
in the 1st and 4th centuries after Christ. 100 Plates and 21 Woodcuts. 4to.
51. os. India Office. 2nd edit., 1873.
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture. 8vo. 756 pages and 394 Wood-
cuts. 21. 2s. London : Murray, 1876.
PRINCIPAL WORKS ON THE SAME SUBJECT,
BY JAMES BURGESS.
Elkphanta or Gharapuri. The Rock-Temples of Elephanta described and illus-
trated with Plans and Drawings. In large 8vo., 80 pages, with Drawings and
13 Photographs. Rs. 10-8. 1871.
The same, in large 8vo, 80 pages, and Drawings without the Photographs. Stitched.
Rs. 3.
Bombay : Thacker & Co.; London : Triibner & Co.
The Temples of Satrunjaya. The celebrated Jaina place of pilgrimage near
Palitana in Kathiawad. 45 Photographs and Explanatory Text. Folio.
Bombay : Sykes & Dwyer, 1869.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. I. Belgam and Kaladji Districts.
20 Photographs and 36 Lithographic Plates, with Explanatory Text, &c. 4to.
India Office, 1874. 21. 2s.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. II. Kathiawad and Kachh.
32 Photographs and 42 Lithographic Plates. 1876. 3/. 3*.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. III. Report on the Antiquities
in the Provinces of Bidar and Aurangabad. With 66 Photographic and Litho-
graphed Plates and several Woodcuts. Published by order of Her Majesty's
Principal Secretary of State for India in Council. 21. 2s. in half morocco, gilt
top. London : W. H. Allen & Co., N. Triibner & Co., Stanford & Co. Orders
received by Thacker & Co., Limited, Esplanade, Bombay.
loo osc ££ ^AQk Qv ,j ror<^
!nvenia--Nr.:65- *?£
PRINCIPAL WORKS ON THE SAME SUBJECT,
BY JAMES FERGUSSON.
Illustrations of the Rock-cut Temples of India. 18 Plates on tinted litho-
graphy. Folio. With an 8vo volume of Text, Plans, &c. 21. 7s. 6d. John
Weale, 1845.
Picturesque Illustrations of Ancient Architecture in Hindostan. 24 Plates
in coloured lithography, with Plana, Woodcuts, Explanatory Text, &c. 41. 4s.
London : Hogarth, 1847.
Tree and Serpent Worship ; or, Illustrations of Mythology and Art in India,
in the 1st and 4th centuries after Christ. 100 Plates and 21 Woodcuts. 4to.
51. os. India Office. 2nd edit., 1873.
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture. 8vo. 756 pages and 394 Wood-
cuts. 21. 2s. London : Murray, 1876.
PRINCIPAL WORKS ON THE SAME SUBJECT,
BY JAMES BURGESS.
Elkphanta or Gharapuri. The Rock-Temples of Elephanta described and illus-
trated with Plans and Drawings. In large 8vo., 80 pages, with Drawings and
13 Photographs. Rs. 10-8. 1871.
The same, in large 8vo, 80 pages, and Drawings without the Photographs. Stitched.
Rs. 3.
Bombay : Thacker & Co.; London : Triibner & Co.
The Temples of Satrunjaya. The celebrated Jaina place of pilgrimage near
Palitana in Kathiawad. 45 Photographs and Explanatory Text. Folio.
Bombay : Sykes & Dwyer, 1869.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. I. Belgam and Kaladji Districts.
20 Photographs and 36 Lithographic Plates, with Explanatory Text, &c. 4to.
India Office, 1874. 21. 2s.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. II. Kathiawad and Kachh.
32 Photographs and 42 Lithographic Plates. 1876. 3/. 3*.
Archaeological Survey of Western India. Vol. III. Report on the Antiquities
in the Provinces of Bidar and Aurangabad. With 66 Photographic and Litho-
graphed Plates and several Woodcuts. Published by order of Her Majesty's
Principal Secretary of State for India in Council. 21. 2s. in half morocco, gilt
top. London : W. H. Allen & Co., N. Triibner & Co., Stanford & Co. Orders
received by Thacker & Co., Limited, Esplanade, Bombay.
loo osc ££ ^AQk Qv ,j ror<^