Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & IrelandRoyal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland., 1888 With appendices. |
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... Oriental Societies ..... 3 , Contents of Foreign Oriental Journals 153 154 4. Contributions to the Notes of the Quarter by the.
... Oriental Societies ..... 3 , Contents of Foreign Oriental Journals 153 154 4. Contributions to the Notes of the Quarter by the.
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... Oriental Journals 289 3. Lectures on Oriental Subjects now being delivered in Europe 290 4. Notes and News .. 301 5. Reviews 308 ART . VIII . - Notes on the Early History of Northern India . By J. F. HEWITT , late Commissioner of Chota ...
... Oriental Journals 289 3. Lectures on Oriental Subjects now being delivered in Europe 290 4. Notes and News .. 301 5. Reviews 308 ART . VIII . - Notes on the Early History of Northern India . By J. F. HEWITT , late Commissioner of Chota ...
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... Oriental Journals 3. Obituary Notices . 4. Notes and News .. 5. Review 6. Pali Text Society 7. Corrigenda . ART . XIII . — The Tantrākhyāna , a Collection of Indian Folk- lore , from a unique Sanskrit MS . discovered in Nepal . By CECIL ...
... Oriental Journals 3. Obituary Notices . 4. Notes and News .. 5. Review 6. Pali Text Society 7. Corrigenda . ART . XIII . — The Tantrākhyāna , a Collection of Indian Folk- lore , from a unique Sanskrit MS . discovered in Nepal . By CECIL ...
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... Oriental Societies 3 , Contents of Foreign Oriental Journals 153 .... 154 4. Contributions to the Notes of the Quarter by the -The Cuneiform Inscriptions of Van By the.
... Oriental Societies 3 , Contents of Foreign Oriental Journals 153 .... 154 4. Contributions to the Notes of the Quarter by the -The Cuneiform Inscriptions of Van By the.
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... Oriental Journals 289 3. Lectures on Oriental Subjects now being delivered in Europe 290 4. Notes and News 301 5. Reviews 308 ART . VIII . - Notes on the Early History of Northern India . By J. F. HEWITT , late Commissioner of Chota ...
... Oriental Journals 289 3. Lectures on Oriental Subjects now being delivered in Europe 290 4. Notes and News 301 5. Reviews 308 ART . VIII . - Notes on the Early History of Northern India . By J. F. HEWITT , late Commissioner of Chota ...
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Página 65 - Our doubts are traitors, And make us lose the good we oft might win, By fearing to attempt.
Página 149 - Joseph.— China's Place in Philology. An Attempt to show that the Languages of Europe and Asia have a common origin. Crown Svo, los. 6d. The Evolution of the Chinese Language. As Exemplifying the Origin and Growth of Human Speech.
Página 355 - European critics towards the end of the last century and the beginning of the present ?
Página 118 - Editor has cleared all doubtful expressions from the title by rendering it as " an accurate description of all categories of Hindu thought, as well those which are admissible as those which must be rejected.
Página 293 - Report on the Search for Sanskrit MSS. in the Bombay Presidency during the year 1883-4,' just published at the Government Press by Prof.
Página 102 - And after the winter was over, having been well fed, well clothed, loaded with handsome presents, and supplied by the king with horses and travelling expenses, we proceeded to Armalec (the capital) of the Middle Empire. There we built a church, bought a piece of ground, dug wells, sung masses, and baptized several; preaching freely and openly, notwithstanding the fact that only the year before the bishop and six other Minor Friars had there undergone for Christ's sake a glorious martyrdom, illustrated...