Jas Burgess
Biographic Data
| ID | 5613140 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jas Burgess |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jas |
| FAMILY NAME | Burgess |
| SIGNATURE | BURGESS J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1891 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Buddhist Art in India
The Orientation of Mosques
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Mo-la-p'o
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Art. II.—The Great Stũpa at Sāñchi-Kānākheḍā
Among the ancient monuments of India, few are of more interest than the tōps or stūpas at Sāñchi - Kānākheḍā, about 51⁄2 miles south-west from Bhelsā or Bhilsā, in the Gwāliar territory, and some 20 miles north-east of the capital of the Bhopāl State. There is now a railway station close to the spot, and most of the trains stop there. The various notices of the remains here are scattered in numerous publications, and some notice of them may perha…
Prof. Kielhorn on the Vikrama Era
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The Temple of Kailâsanâtha
where Epigraphia Indica is apparently a mistake for Corpus Inscript.Indicarum.Again, in the footnote to p. 170, the writer has fallen into a mistake in correcting Dr. Hultzsch's statement respecting the discovery of the date and inscriptions of the temple of Kailasanathaswamin.It is true that Mr. Sewell first called attention to the other old temples at Kanchipuram; but he had not even seen that of Kailasanatha, which stands a little way out of K…
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Prof. Kielhorn on the Vikrama Era
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The Temple of Kailâsanâtha
where Epigraphia Indica is apparently a mistake for Corpus Inscript.Indicarum.Again, in the footnote to p. 170, the writer has fallen into a mistake in correcting Dr. Hultzsch's statement respecting the discovery of the date and inscriptions of the temple of Kailasanathaswamin.It is true that Mr. Sewell first called attention to the other old temples at Kanchipuram; but he had not even seen that of Kailasanatha, which stands a little way out of K…
Art. II.—The Great Stũpa at Sāñchi-Kānākheḍā
Among the ancient monuments of India, few are of more interest than the tōps or stūpas at Sāñchi - Kānākheḍā, about 51⁄2 miles south-west from Bhelsā or Bhilsā, in the Gwāliar territory, and some 20 miles north-east of the capital of the Bhopāl State. There is now a railway station close to the spot, and most of the trains stop there. The various notices of the remains here are scattered in numerous publications, and some notice of them may perha…
The Orientation of Mosques
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Mo-la-p'o
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Buddhist Art in India
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