Summary: concerned—but also for his thorough exploration of the Indian culture and religion. This volume, part of Trubner's Oriental Series, provides a comprehensive overview of Oriental literature, philosophy, and religion, with a focus on Sanskrit and Hindu mythology. It includes translations of important texts such as "Of Manu," "Buddhist Birth Stories," and "The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam," as well as discussions on Indian history, people, and products. Monier Williams' "Modern India and the Indians" offers valuable insights into the Indian Empire, while A. Barth's "The Religions of India" delves into the comparative history of Egyptian and Mesopotamian religions. Overall, these works contribute to a better understanding of Oriental studies and are essential for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Indian culture and religion.