Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 72،الجزء 1 -المجلد 73،الجزء 1 |
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... surpassed by no Sanskrit Library known to exist. My own necessarily very
hurried examination of this remarkable col1 I hope to publish my inscriptions with
my general Report. J. I. 1. lection in 1884 led to the first definite account
published."
... surpassed by no Sanskrit Library known to exist. My own necessarily very
hurried examination of this remarkable col1 I hope to publish my inscriptions with
my general Report. J. I. 1. lection in 1884 led to the first definite account
published."
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The language is no doubt intended for Sanskrit, but in obscurity and a perfectly
wild absence of syntax * it rivals the worst colophons of Nepalese MSS. that I
have seen. I thought at first of printing the whole, but after studying my transcript
and ...
The language is no doubt intended for Sanskrit, but in obscurity and a perfectly
wild absence of syntax * it rivals the worst colophons of Nepalese MSS. that I
have seen. I thought at first of printing the whole, but after studying my transcript
and ...
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Returning to the semi-Sanskrit account of V1, which curiously makes no mention
of the invasion of Harisimha, we find (27b) that an infant son of Jayarudra died a
few days after his father's death. His daughter Sati-nāyakadevi was placed ...
Returning to the semi-Sanskrit account of V1, which curiously makes no mention
of the invasion of Harisimha, we find (27b) that an infant son of Jayarudra died a
few days after his father's death. His daughter Sati-nāyakadevi was placed ...
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A revival of letters, too, is vouched for by the fact that lengthy Sanskrit inscriptions
in prose and verse, which had disappeared for some five centuries or more, now
re-appear 8 and are continued in the reign of Jayasthiti's son.* - Unlike most ...
A revival of letters, too, is vouched for by the fact that lengthy Sanskrit inscriptions
in prose and verse, which had disappeared for some five centuries or more, now
re-appear 8 and are continued in the reign of Jayasthiti's son.* - Unlike most ...
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Interpreting this according to the somewhat “free-and-easy' Sanskrit used by
scribes, I understand it to mean that in Samvat 1076 Gopati, son of Srikura, (
Kāyastha) pandit belonging to the country of Nepal and living in Ananda's pātaka
” ...
Interpreting this according to the somewhat “free-and-easy' Sanskrit used by
scribes, I understand it to mean that in Samvat 1076 Gopati, son of Srikura, (
Kāyastha) pandit belonging to the country of Nepal and living in Ananda's pātaka
” ...
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| العنوان | Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 72،الجزء 1 -المجلد 73،الجزء 1 |
| المؤلف | Asiatic Society (Kolkata, India) |
| المساهمون | Asiatic Society of Bengal, Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| الناشر | Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1904 |
| أصلي من | جامعة ميتشيغان |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 10 تشرين الثاني (نوفمبر) 2013 |
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