The lost tribes and the Saxons of the East and of the west, with new views of Buddhism, and translations of rock-records in India
A speculative comparative-religion and philology treatise by the English physician George Moore, published in London in 1861 for Victorian readers interested in Buddhism, Indian inscriptions and theories of the lost tribes of Israel. Line engravings copy coin faces, Bactrian and Brahmi letterforms, stupa plans, carved pillars and wheel emblems—useful as flat outline ornament, alphabet plates and geometric medallions.
