In addition to the corrections by Mr. Krenkow (JRAS., April, 1921, pp. 248–9), I offer here some more emendations to my paper on the library in possession of the shrine of Imam Riza at Meshed (JRAS., 1920. pp. 535–63):—

p. 538, second line from the bottom of the page. Instead of read (a quite reasonable suggestion of an Indian Moulvie).

p. 545, No. 10, probably is the same as Nos. 9, 14, 15 (it was lithographed in Persia).

p. 546, Nos. 17 and 23 most probably are the manuscript copies of Tusi's List (edited by A. Sprenger, Calcutta, 1853–5). The Shi'a usually call this book

p. 551, No. 69. Most probably not printed, but lithographed. I know only two editions, both Indian lithography; one which appeared a long time ago, without date or place of publication, but judging from its appearance, published in Delhi. It is now very scarce. The other was lithographed at Bombay in 1318.

p. 555, No. 86. For read It is simply a misprint.

Ibid., No. 101. is probably a mistake for .

p. 562, on the sixth line from the top. It is more probably the third, and not the second volume of the Tajārib. The publication alluded to in this passage is the Gibb Memorial Series, where a portion of this book appeared in facsimile.