OPINIONS by oc important atter having described the life of Chaitan Mr. Sen has added a very interesting Տաppl according to him ate only Vaishn etc. These he believes to b ("Translated from French"). lEMIILE SENART, PRESIDENT, ASIA: LC SOCIETY, PARIS - thank you for the two volumes that you have sent me. I was with your wish to bring them to the notice, ya • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ement on the various sects which ovite in tlame......... the Sahajias, the Bauls, e the sects of disguised Mahajanism . . . . . . getting ready in accordance of the readers of the Asiatic Journal. But I was anticipated by M. Jules Bloch : you will see his article in the forth-coming issue of the journal. But at least I want to tell how greatly appreciate the powerful art which for many years you have put at the service of Bengali Literature and how much really felt the charm of the biography of Chaitanya. Your warm enthusiasm for the mystic side of religion and the cult of Krishna expressed themselves in such a touching manner! You have not conceived it in a narrow way-in the manner of the West. So that for us it does not lose the interest and secms a Continuatio of the remarkable and emotional action of this man of religious contemplation. Believe, dear co-worker, in the expression of my sleep gratitude and devotion. (Translated from French.) From a long review in the Pioneer-12th August, 1923, The author displays zeal, energy, and learning of no common order, le is filled with a passionate conviction of the truth of what he writes. Further, he is familiar with the apparatus criticus of modern scholarship; gives full references and weighs his authorities with solemn impartiality . . . . . . . . Much care, learning and Scholarship have been directed to the task O. separating the i : many sources with which the author! 1٦ د, s r۲۹ ، اد.. ...... ܕܐ, ∎ historic from the legendary elementin the noè concerns himself. The result is a picture which, so far as the data from which it is constructed are concerned, leaves little to be desircd. . . . . IS EXCELENC Y LOR) RONALDS HAY wrote a letter of apprecia his letter is, however, quoted here with tion. Ele pointed ult S( )ine Cil ()l is Exccll 叠 虽 p - r Alla Some omission. It will show the deep interest with which His ExCC ency ECS nich he was once the Chancellor. A iversity of Wt all publications of the Calcutta University' p d hardly say that I have read Chaitanya and his Age' with the 1)CC y Say account of the time when १ = give a vivid utmost pleasure. It seems to me to 9
