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ISSN 1882-6865

Vol. 28, Issue 2, 1969

November 30, 1969 JST

Sitala: The Small-Pox Goddess of India

Bhabagrahi Misra,

Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 2, 1969

Vol. 28, Issue 2, 1969

The Most Primitive Means of Transportation in Southeast and East Asia
Nishimura Asahitarō
Towards a Classification of Bisayan Folk Beliefs and Customs
Francisco R. Demetrio
_Sitala_: The Small-Pox Goddess of India
Bhabagrahi Misra
Review of: Sankar Sen Gupta, _A Survey of Folklore Study in Bengal_
Hari S. Upadhyaya

Misra, Bhabagrahi. 1969. “Sitala: The Small-Pox Goddess of India.” Asian Ethnology 28 (2): 133–42.

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