Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 16 |
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الصفحة 35
... so closely resembles the description which is given of the hill people of Assam and their mode of conducting traffic as to leave no doubt , I think , that the Sesatæ are one of these tribes , -capaγίνονται συν γυναιξίν και τέκνοις ...
... so closely resembles the description which is given of the hill people of Assam and their mode of conducting traffic as to leave no doubt , I think , that the Sesatæ are one of these tribes , -capaγίνονται συν γυναιξίν και τέκνοις ...
الصفحة 36
Though both Vincent and Heeren have rendered the word ταρπόναις αμαμπελίνων παραπλήσια , mats resembling in their outward appear ance the early leaves of the vine , or looking like the early branches of th vine , yet they consider ...
Though both Vincent and Heeren have rendered the word ταρπόναις αμαμπελίνων παραπλήσια , mats resembling in their outward appear ance the early leaves of the vine , or looking like the early branches of th vine , yet they consider ...
الصفحة 60
... hills immediately above it When seen from the land side by which it is approached , the rock ha : much the appearance of an old gothic ruin , and a chasm about half - way up which resembles a carved window , assists the similitude .
... hills immediately above it When seen from the land side by which it is approached , the rock ha : much the appearance of an old gothic ruin , and a chasm about half - way up which resembles a carved window , assists the similitude .
الصفحة 120
Beak dark above , and yellowish - white below . Dimensions as in last . From S. India . 3. B. ruficauda , ( Swainson ) , Nat . Libr . , Flycatchers , ' Appendix . The beak of this species more resembles that of B.
Beak dark above , and yellowish - white below . Dimensions as in last . From S. India . 3. B. ruficauda , ( Swainson ) , Nat . Libr . , Flycatchers , ' Appendix . The beak of this species more resembles that of B.
الصفحة 123
In the form of its beak , it bears much resemblance to the Australian genera Eopsaltria and Petroica ( which branch off from Pachycephala * ) , and also to the Pralincolæ ; but of the two species to be described , the bill of the first ...
In the form of its beak , it bears much resemblance to the Australian genera Eopsaltria and Petroica ( which branch off from Pachycephala * ) , and also to the Pralincolæ ; but of the two species to be described , the bill of the first ...
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