The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
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Page xv
As an instance of the way in which sustained enquiries may lead to the discovery of facts which would otherwise remain hidden , 1 may mention the relics of the copper age which have already been brought to light .
As an instance of the way in which sustained enquiries may lead to the discovery of facts which would otherwise remain hidden , 1 may mention the relics of the copper age which have already been brought to light .
Page xv
... to be applied to other non - Hindu dynasties irrespective of their race , There is in fact a small Dravidian tribe of iron smelters in the Rānchi district and the eastern part of the Sarguja State who even now bear the name Asor .
... to be applied to other non - Hindu dynasties irrespective of their race , There is in fact a small Dravidian tribe of iron smelters in the Rānchi district and the eastern part of the Sarguja State who even now bear the name Asor .
Page xv
If members will help as by contributing all the information they can , a mass of facts will by degrees be collected which ... If any of our members should be fortunate enough to light on such a burial place , a note mentioning the fact ...
If members will help as by contributing all the information they can , a mass of facts will by degrees be collected which ... If any of our members should be fortunate enough to light on such a burial place , a note mentioning the fact ...
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... account which places it immeliately after the creation simply states the fact and avoids all reference to the causes which operated to bring it about . The version which places this fire - flood at the earliest period is as follows ...
... account which places it immeliately after the creation simply states the fact and avoids all reference to the causes which operated to bring it about . The version which places this fire - flood at the earliest period is as follows ...
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As already stated , the only positive facts known about Kálidāsa's date is that he lived some time before 634 and 620 A.D. That gives the outer limit of his date , but the inner limit will have to be found out .
As already stated , the only positive facts known about Kálidāsa's date is that he lived some time before 634 and 620 A.D. That gives the outer limit of his date , but the inner limit will have to be found out .
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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