N.B-From this book paragraphs 1-21, 71-79 and 84-86 would be useful also for Paper I.

Imperial Gazetteer of India
Encyclopædia Britannica

"Indo-Aryan Vernaculars" in the Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies, London (1918-1920).

Vol. II, Chapter XI.

Articles on Behari, Bengali, Gujarati,
Hindi (Eastern), Hindi (Western).
Hindustani, Marathi, Oriya, Pahari,
Rajasthani, Sindhi and Urdu.

N.B.-Books Nos. 2 and 2 are meant specially for those candidates whose mother-tongue is Bengali, for those who take up other languages of Indis other books will be prescribed in their stead as need arises. For students whose mother-tongue is Hindi the following books are recommended :

:

Candidates are expected to illustrate old Hindi mainly from Tulsidas's Ramayan, the poems of Surdas, and Malik Muhammad Jayasi's padmavat.

For students taking up Hindi, as in paper V.

(Books for other languages of India will also be prescribed instead of the last two as need arises.)

Meringer
Article on
Tucker
Haug, M.

...

66

Paper VII.

Pp. 132-148.

Chapter II.

Aryan" in the Encyclopædia Britannica (9th edition).

...

Essays on the Religion of the Parsis (Trübner).

Pp. 132-148.

Avesta

Hastings' Encyclopædia of Religion and Ethics-Article on Avesta.

Dhalla, M. N.

Tolman, H. C.

Johnson, E. L.

...

Introduction to

Grammar

Selections from Avesta and Old Persian.

Yas. IX, LVII, XXVI, LX, XII.

Ven. VIII, 20-21 (Kem-na-Mazda.)

(First series.)

Comparative Grammar of the Dravidian Languages, 3rd edition (Kegan Paul), Introduction.

Dravidic Studies (3 parts), published by the Madras University.

The following books may be consulted with advantage for the various papers :

Philology (A pamphet published by the Columbia University).

Manual of Psychology, 3rd edition (London University Press), Book IV, Chapter V.

Sabda-tattva

(Indian Publishing

House, Calcutta.)

... Sabda-katha (Sanskrit Press Deposi

tory, Calcutta).

Analytical Psychology (Geo. Allen),

Vol. II, Chapter X.

Altindische Grammatik,

(Vantdenhoeck

Vol. I

and Ruprecnt,

Gotingen), Introduction.

Indian English (Garden City Press,
Letchworth, 2nd edition).

The King's English. (Oxford, 2nd
edition).

On the Origin of Language and the
Logos Theory (Open Court Pabli-
shing Co., Chicago).

Three Lectures on the Science of
Language (Open Court Publishing
Co., Chicago).

Les Dialectes Indo-Europeens (Ho-
nore Champion, Paris).

Introduction a L'Etude Comparative des Langues Indo-Europeennes (Hachette, Paris).

Prinzipien der Sprachgeschichte (Max Niemyer, Halle a. S.)

Einleitung in die Srachwissenschaft
(Trübner, Leipzig).

Language and its Study (Trübner).
Life and growth of Language
Trübner).

Commemoration Volume, Essays 29
and 31. (Oriental Book Supplying
Agency).

Semantics (trans. by Mrs. Cust;
Heinemann).

Besides the above special Grammars and texts the various languages of India may be consulted, such as Kellogg for Hindi, St. Clair Tisdall for Gajarati, Navalkar for Marathi, Trumpp for Sindhi, etc.

Ditto

...

Taylor, I.

Pre-historic Antiquities of the Aryan
Peoples (Translated by Jevons).
The Rigveda (tr. by Arrowsmith).
Comparative Mythology (2 vols.,

Longmans).

Biographies of Words and the Home of the Aryas (Longmans).

Origin of the Aryans (Walter Scott).

Bhandarkar-Commemoration Volume, Essays 3, 7 and 8.