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From Pat Deveney's database:
Bulletin of the library of the
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| University of Texas, Austin; Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin; BL. | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V1 P1 Feb 1937 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V1 P3 Oct 1937 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V2 P1 Feb 1938 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V3 P1 Feb 1939 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V4 P1 Feb 1940 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V6 1942 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V7 1943 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V9 P1 1945 | |
| Adyar Library Bulletin V10 P4 Dec 1946 | |
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The Adyar Library Bulletin, or Brahmavidyā, is the learned journal of the Adyar Library and Research Centre at the Theosophical Society's Madras headquarters. It occupies the seam between Theosophy and Indology: on one side the Society's own idiom — Blavatsky, the adepts, karma, and cosmological essays tracing the evolution of form from mineral to God — and on the other the exacting work of editing Sanskrit manuscripts, with variant readings noted and gaps marked where the palm-leaf has broken. Its primary allegiance is Theosophical, but its daily substance is Hindu religious philosophy and Sanskritic scholarship, framed by a comparative-religious outlook. The recall panel's mesmerism score is an artefact of romanised-Sanskrit OCR rather than any doctrine of the od. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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