Original Sanskrit Texts on the Origin and History of the People of India: Inquiry whether the Hindus are of trans-Himalayan origin, and akin to the western branches of the Indo-European race. 3d ed. 1874John Muir Trübner, 1874 |
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... observations are as follows : " I would here further observe that the written Sanskrit has un- fortunately attracted the attention of scholars too exclusively . No one who lives long in India can escape having the conviction forced on ...
... observations are as follows : " I would here further observe that the written Sanskrit has un- fortunately attracted the attention of scholars too exclusively . No one who lives long in India can escape having the conviction forced on ...
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... observation may be justly made as to the proportion of Sanskrit words in the Marathī , when both primitive and modified forms are taken into the account . ” 47 About the affix , kelake or kerake , see Lassen , p . 118 . " In ...
... observation may be justly made as to the proportion of Sanskrit words in the Marathī , when both primitive and modified forms are taken into the account . ” 47 About the affix , kelake or kerake , see Lassen , p . 118 . " In ...
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... observed , that many of the Sanskrit words which have been borrowed and modified in the Pali and Prākṛit , are , in the modern dialects , re- placed , as far as the common people are concerned , by words of aboriginal , or , at least ...
... observed , that many of the Sanskrit words which have been borrowed and modified in the Pali and Prākṛit , are , in the modern dialects , re- placed , as far as the common people are concerned , by words of aboriginal , or , at least ...
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... observe that the very word ' Pali ' signifies , original , text , regularity ; and there is scarcely a Buddhist Pāli scholar in Ceylon who , in the discussion of this question , will not quote , with an air of triumph , their favourite ...
... observe that the very word ' Pali ' signifies , original , text , regularity ; and there is scarcely a Buddhist Pāli scholar in Ceylon who , in the discussion of this question , will not quote , with an air of triumph , their favourite ...
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... observed , that Buddhism had not its principal seat on the western coast , where the dialect in question was vernacular . " Thus , according to Lassen , the Păli is neither identifiable with the Magadhi , the language of Eastern ...
... observed , that Buddhism had not its principal seat on the western coast , where the dialect in question was vernacular . " Thus , according to Lassen , the Păli is neither identifiable with the Magadhi , the language of Eastern ...
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