Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 104
... course appropriately introduced . Such is the explanation , which after infinite trouble , has been put together as a plausible commentary on the possible meaning of the figures on this remarkable gem . The inscription was of course a ...
... course appropriately introduced . Such is the explanation , which after infinite trouble , has been put together as a plausible commentary on the possible meaning of the figures on this remarkable gem . The inscription was of course a ...
الصفحة 302
course , a favorite illustration of his as it occurs in more than one part of his published writings . Practically ... course ? The water - course is doubtless passive , and it will quietly and silently carry off the stream of an ...
course , a favorite illustration of his as it occurs in more than one part of his published writings . Practically ... course ? The water - course is doubtless passive , and it will quietly and silently carry off the stream of an ...
الصفحة 545
... course corrected as soon as made . I have in vain endeavoured to trace the Pavara dynasty in ordinary books of reference ; the names of the chiefs therefore recorded on this tablet are of course unknown to history . Of the three ...
... course corrected as soon as made . I have in vain endeavoured to trace the Pavara dynasty in ordinary books of reference ; the names of the chiefs therefore recorded on this tablet are of course unknown to history . Of the three ...
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