F J Goldsmid
Biographic Data
| ID | 3753227 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F J Goldsmid |
| GIVEN NAMES | F J |
| FAMILY NAME | Goldsmid |
| SIGNATURE | GOLDSMID F J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Robert Koch Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1864 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1897 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
On the Formation of Sand-Dunes
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Drifting Sands
Kech-Makuran
The Indus-Delta Country. Review
Le Théâtre Persan
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Art. IV.—Sachau's Albirúní
In the Notes of the Quarter for October last it was stated that, owing to the exceptional character of two recent publications, a critical notice of them would be deferred to the January number of the Royal Asiatic Society's Journal. These were Dr. Sachau's edition of Al Beruni's India in the Arabic original, and the Introduction and second fasciculus, Part I. of Howell's Arabic Grammar. Neither issue could be dismissed with a hasty line of appro…
Perplexities of Oriental History
By way of introduction to a sketch of Persian history prepared for the new volume of the ‘Encyclopædia Britannica,’ I recently wrote as follows:— Oriental history, as told by Oriental historians, is for the majority of readers in Europe a study of little attraction. Its genealogies and oft-repeated names are wearisome; its stories of battle, murder, and rapine are monotonous and cast in one mould; the mind cannot readily impart life to the dry bo…
Journey from Bandar Abbas to Mash-Had by Sistan, with Some Account of the Last-Named Province
GOLDSMID'S Journcy f7 oe BRtdar Abbas, c. Go took us tlvelve days instead of eighteen.With the exceptioll of the scenery near Fuji, the scenery Oz:L it canrlot be compared to that on the Nakasendo.It runs the greater part of the way through a comparativelNr level country, sometimes quite close ton and never far from, tlle sea, but tllrough much more populous and laicher districts than the A5akasendo.IV. Jostney fronz Bandar Abbas to Mash-7bad by …
Notes on Eastern Persia and Western Beluchistan
Art. III.—On the Preservation of National Literature in the East
English translations from Oriental languages are not easily made attractive to the general reader, unless they convey some startling novelty of idea or treatment, a position which they are not often calculated to realise. If literal, they are for the most part verbose or unmeaning; if adaptations to suit the supposed taste of the home public, they become subject to the rules of ordinary criticism, and have seldom the requisite stamina to pass cre…
Journey from Bandar Abbas to Mash-Had by Sistan, with Some Account of the Last-Named Province
GOLDSMID'S Journcy f7 oe BRtdar Abbas, c. Go took us tlvelve days instead of eighteen.With the exceptioll of the scenery near Fuji, the scenery Oz:L it canrlot be compared to that on the Nakasendo.It runs the greater part of the way through a comparativelNr level country, sometimes quite close ton and never far from, tlle sea, but tllrough much more populous and laicher districts than the A5akasendo.IV. Jostney fronz Bandar Abbas to Mash-7bad by …
Art. III.—On the Preservation of National Literature in the East
English translations from Oriental languages are not easily made attractive to the general reader, unless they convey some startling novelty of idea or treatment, a position which they are not often calculated to realise. If literal, they are for the most part verbose or unmeaning; if adaptations to suit the supposed taste of the home public, they become subject to the rules of ordinary criticism, and have seldom the requisite stamina to pass cre…
Notes on Eastern Persia and Western Beluchistan
Journey from Bandar Abbas to Mash-Had by Sistan, with Some Account of the Last-Named Province
GOLDSMID'S Journcy f7 oe BRtdar Abbas, c. Go took us tlvelve days instead of eighteen.With the exceptioll of the scenery near Fuji, the scenery Oz:L it canrlot be compared to that on the Nakasendo.It runs the greater part of the way through a comparativelNr level country, sometimes quite close ton and never far from, tlle sea, but tllrough much more populous and laicher districts than the A5akasendo.IV. Jostney fronz Bandar Abbas to Mash-7bad by …
Perplexities of Oriental History
By way of introduction to a sketch of Persian history prepared for the new volume of the ‘Encyclopædia Britannica,’ I recently wrote as follows:— Oriental history, as told by Oriental historians, is for the majority of readers in Europe a study of little attraction. Its genealogies and oft-repeated names are wearisome; its stories of battle, murder, and rapine are monotonous and cast in one mould; the mind cannot readily impart life to the dry bo…
Art. IV.—Sachau's Albirúní
In the Notes of the Quarter for October last it was stated that, owing to the exceptional character of two recent publications, a critical notice of them would be deferred to the January number of the Royal Asiatic Society's Journal. These were Dr. Sachau's edition of Al Beruni's India in the Arabic original, and the Introduction and second fasciculus, Part I. of Howell's Arabic Grammar. Neither issue could be dismissed with a hasty line of appro…
Le Théâtre Persan
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
The Indus-Delta Country. Review
On the Formation of Sand-Dunes
JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive
Drifting Sands
Kech-Makuran
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