Reviewing manuscripts is central to editorial peer review, which arose in the early 1900s in response to the editor's need for expert advice to help select quality articles from numerous submissions. Most reviewers learn by trial and error, often giving up along the way because the process is far from intuitive. This primer will help minimize errors and maximize enjoyment in reviewing. Topics c...

shahnameh researchers have not made enough attempts to find the correct forms of its toponymy. the variants of these names are frequently incompatible and sometimes incorrect. obviously the copiers of manuscripts have made little effort to record such names correctly and even at times they have inadvertently replaced the original names with the ones sounding more familiar to them. based on the ...

Sri Lankan Medical manuscripts offer a wealth of information on the practice of Ayurveda. The significant of these manuscripts in the various speheres of medical research in presented in this communication.

I present and discuss three previously unpublished manuscripts written by Bertrand Russell in 1903, not included with similar Volume 4 of his Collected Papers. One is a one-page list basic principles for “functional theory” May which partly anticipated the later Lambda Calculus. The next, catalogued under title “Proof That No Function Takes All Values”, largely explores status Cantor’s proof th...