The Waterhouse report was reprinted in Bombay Gazette, where Hoernle learned about it and became very eager to study it.[11] After the meeting, in parallel, some attempts were made to decipher the manuscript, but they proved unsuccessful. German Indologist Georg Buhler succeeded in reading and translating two leaves of the manuscript, reproduced in the form of heliogravures in the Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal.[citation needed]