Boston: Published by the Society. — lxxiii, 581 p. No.1 (1843), No.2 (1844), No.3 (1847), No.4 (1849) Extract from the Report of a Committee of the American Oriental Society An Act to Incorporate the American Oriental Society Constitution of the American Oriental Society Extract from the Records Donations to the Library Address at the First Annual Meeting Statements respecting the...
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New Haven: The American Oriental Society. — pp. vii, 153 Index to the Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vols. 1-20 Index of Articles by Authors/Subjects/Words/Passages/Doings
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New Haven: The American Oriental Society. — pp. iv, 196 The Fountain of Youth by E. Washburn Hopkins The Pahlavi Text of Yasna XVII, Edited with All the MSS. Collated The Magi in Marco Polo and the Cities in Persia from Which They Came to Worship the Infant Christ Problems Still Unsolved in Indo-Aryan Cosmology The Pierpont Morgan Babylonian Axe-Head The Supposed Variant of AH....
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New Haven: The American Oriental Society. — pp. 100 The Mystery of Fu-lin Mr. Kingsmill and the Hiung-nu Early Chinese Notices of East African Territories A Door from the Madrasah of Barḳūḳ A Hymn to Bêl (Tablet 29623, CT. XV, Plates 12 and 13) The Dasara Festival at Satara, India The Interrelation of the Dialects of the Fourteen-Edicts of Asoka. 1: General Introduction and the...
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New Haven: The American Oriental Society. — pp. iv, 352 Ancient Babylonian Expressions of the Religious Spirit: The Presidential Address for 1917 Two Jewish Amulets in the United States National Museum The Site of Constantinople: A Factor of Historical Value Indic and Indian Religious Parallels Indra and Other Gods of War and Fertility Combined by E. W. Hopkins The Story of...
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