Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 68،الجزء 1 |
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If the root - vowel is ē , before u - mātrā , it becomes yů . Thus , et phēr , be turned , ut phyūr , he ( was ) turned ( viii . iii . 21 , 22 ) . If the root - vowel is e , before ü - mātrā , it becomes i .
If the root - vowel is ē , before u - mātrā , it becomes yů . Thus , et phēr , be turned , ut phyūr , he ( was ) turned ( viii . iii . 21 , 22 ) . If the root - vowel is e , before ü - mātrā , it becomes i .
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but it is turned to the left , or is prancing . So also the camel is found on Menander's coing , but it is turned to the left , while on the Indo - Chinese coins it stands to the right . 14 See Beal's Buddhist Records of the Western ...
but it is turned to the left , or is prancing . So also the camel is found on Menander's coing , but it is turned to the left , while on the Indo - Chinese coins it stands to the right . 14 See Beal's Buddhist Records of the Western ...
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The two ends of the peg are split in two , and the two splits are turned over right and left , after having been passed through the thin copper guard ; thus the whole põthi is kept firmly fixed 46 [ Extra No.
The two ends of the peg are split in two , and the two splits are turned over right and left , after having been passed through the thin copper guard ; thus the whole põthi is kept firmly fixed 46 [ Extra No.
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Whence it follows that , in reading a book , one would at first , read consecutively , throughout the book , all the upright impressions ; J. 1. 11 next , turning the book right round , one would 1899. ] 49 Section II . - Block Prints .
Whence it follows that , in reading a book , one would at first , read consecutively , throughout the book , all the upright impressions ; J. 1. 11 next , turning the book right round , one would 1899. ] 49 Section II . - Block Prints .
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next , turning the book right round , one would commence at the back of the book , and read consecutively , right through the book , all the reversed impressions , which , however , would now of course , stand upright towards the reader ...
next , turning the book right round , one would commence at the back of the book , and read consecutively , right through the book , all the reversed impressions , which , however , would now of course , stand upright towards the reader ...
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