Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 349
... word . For the same reason we cannot adopt the word táraka , supporter , deliverer . Mr. Grotefend started on the supposition , that it was the same with KOPANO , which occurs upon the Kanerkes - coins . Besides , however , that this word ...
... word . For the same reason we cannot adopt the word táraka , supporter , deliverer . Mr. Grotefend started on the supposition , that it was the same with KOPANO , which occurs upon the Kanerkes - coins . Besides , however , that this word ...
الصفحة 362
... word does not exist ; the second is preserved , and the well known word Phwe , only is mutilated to . The name itself is complete rh . The last symbol has entirely disappeared on the foregoing coin ; distinctly occurs ; the two ...
... word does not exist ; the second is preserved , and the well known word Phwe , only is mutilated to . The name itself is complete rh . The last symbol has entirely disappeared on the foregoing coin ; distinctly occurs ; the two ...
الصفحة 363
... word which I take for the name , to be the translation of brother , and supposed , that the word king was at the end of the legend . Against this supposition I have to raise the decisive objection , that the name cannot be ex- pressed ...
... word which I take for the name , to be the translation of brother , and supposed , that the word king was at the end of the legend . Against this supposition I have to raise the decisive objection , that the name cannot be ex- pressed ...
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