Acta Orientalia 44. (1990)

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K. Dévényi, Incongruity in Coordination. (The 177th âya of Surat al-Baqara)............ 381 G. Kara, Zhiyuan yiyu. Index alphabétique des mots mongols....................................... 279 I. N. Komarova, Inflexion in the Tibetan Language............................................................. 5 S. Koshal, The Ladakhi Language and its Regional Perspectives................................... 13 L. Ligeti, Un vocabulaire sino-mongol des Yuan. Le Tche-yuan yi-yu déchiffré par, édité par G. Kara........................................................................................................................ 259 T. M. Mat, A nova, On the Interpretation of the term zhal-sga-nas mdzad-pa as used in Tanjur Colophones ................................................................................................................... 23 U. Mammitzsch, On the Evolution of the Garbhadhätu Mandala...................................... 25 M. Mejor, The PratîtyasamiUpâdacakra Ascribed to Nägärjuna........................................ 41 В. D. Miller, Perception and Reality of Social and Physical Mobility in Traditoional Tibet ............................................................................................................................................... 57 N. de Montmollin, Slut ba sha kliyi ’cham — a Bhutanese ’chain on the Conversion of the Hunter mGon po rDo rje by Mi la ras pa............................................................. 89 R. A. Miller, Prolegomena to a Reading of the Second Tibetan Grammatical Treatise 67 J. Nattier, Eke boluysan: A Note on the Colophon to the Bolor Erike............................ 395 Ts. Sh. Nawang, Alexander Csoma de Körös and Contemporary Ladakh with Special Reference to Zanskar.............................................................................................................. 97 L. Petech, Dun-ren............................................................................................................................ 103 G. Samuel, Shamanic and Rational Religion in Fifteenth century Tibet........................ 113 Ch. A. Scherrer-Schaub, Some Remarks on P. T. 795 and 796 ........................................ 123 G. Somlai, A Doha-Interpretation According to Jo-nan-pa Kun-dga’ snin-po............ 139 E. Sperling, Hiilegii and Tibet.................................................................................................... 145 H. Stang, Arabic Sources on the Aindo and a Note on Gesar of Glin................................. 159 J. C. Street, Nominal Plural Formations in the Secret History.......................................... 345 E. Suciu, Vestiges linguistiques tures-osmanlis en Roumain............................................... 389 Ts. Takeuchi, A Group of Old Tibetan Letters Written under Kuei-i-chiin: A Prelim­inary Study for the Classification of Old Tibetan Letters........................................ 175 L. Talpe, A Preliminary Study of the Mongolian Version of the Mahâmeghasütra . .. 191 M. Taube, War ein Kanjur von ,Jan Sa-tham die Vorlage der Yonglo-Edition? ......... 205 A. TsENDiNA, Narrative Elements Used in Tibetan and Mongolian Commentaries . . . 213 G. Uray, The Old Name of Ladakh................................................................................................ 217 R. Vohra, Mythic Lore and Historical Documents from Nubra Valley in Ladakh 225 A. Wayman, Words for ’Fire’ in Dpal-dsin-sde’s Abhidhânaéâstra................................... 241 Z. Yamaguchi, The Grammatical Function of De-nyid........................................................... 251 Gritica S. H. Amin, Law and Justice in Contemporary Yemen: The People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen and the Yemen Arab Republic (I. Ormos)............................... 439 S. A. Asanov, A. N. Garkavec, S. M. Useinov, Qryintuturdz.a-ruséa luget. Krymsko­tatarsko-russkij slovar’ (H. Jankowski)........................................................................... 409 A. Berta (Hrsg.), Wolgatatarische Dialektstudien von G. Bahnt (H. Halén)................. 414 A. Berta, Lautgeschichte der tatarischen Dialekte (H. Halén)............................................ 416 M. S. Coblin, A Sinologist’s Handlist of Sino-Tibetan Lexical Comparison (G. Kara) 423 G. Doerfer, Mongolo-Tungusica (G. Kara) ...................................................................................420 F. A. Dombrowski, Ethiopia’s Access to the Sea (I. Ormos)................................................. 439

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