Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 68،الجزء 1 |
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الصفحة xxvii
In ancient times there were large towns in these wastes , and the names of two of them have been preserved , namely Lob and Katak ; but of the rest no name or trace remains : all are buried under the sand . Hunters who go there after ...
In ancient times there were large towns in these wastes , and the names of two of them have been preserved , namely Lob and Katak ; but of the rest no name or trace remains : all are buried under the sand . Hunters who go there after ...
الصفحة 66
... is always exactly the same ( of an inch ) , ( 2 ) the enclosing lines right and left run perfectly straight , ( 3 ) there is never any trace of any top and bottom enclosing lines of the three blocks between the lines of type .
... is always exactly the same ( of an inch ) , ( 2 ) the enclosing lines right and left run perfectly straight , ( 3 ) there is never any trace of any top and bottom enclosing lines of the three blocks between the lines of type .
الصفحة 106
Irrespective of its script , this book strikingly differs in several points from the books comprised in all the previously described seven sets . In the first place , it is clean ; there is no trace of any burn or fatty stain .
Irrespective of its script , this book strikingly differs in several points from the books comprised in all the previously described seven sets . In the first place , it is clean ; there is no trace of any burn or fatty stain .
الصفحة 14
The first clear reference to Kaśmir which I can trace at present , is contained in a record dating from 541 A.D. It is taken from the account of an Indian envoy who reached China during the early part of the reign of the T'ang dynasty.3 ...
The first clear reference to Kaśmir which I can trace at present , is contained in a record dating from 541 A.D. It is taken from the account of an Indian envoy who reached China during the early part of the reign of the T'ang dynasty.3 ...
الصفحة 26
The latter has been known by the name of Bolor for many centuries.3 I am unable to trace in Kaśmirian or other sources the Dames of the ' Shamilān ' and ' Bhatta . ' ' But as a subsequent remark mentious Gilgit , Aswīra , and Shiitās ...
The latter has been known by the name of Bolor for many centuries.3 I am unable to trace in Kaśmirian or other sources the Dames of the ' Shamilān ' and ' Bhatta . ' ' But as a subsequent remark mentious Gilgit , Aswīra , and Shiitās ...
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