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There is only one inscription dated in this era in the fourth century , but in that
inscription the Era is called Krita or ... In the fifth century there are several
inscriptions dated in this era , in the earliest of which dated 404 A . D . , it is called
both Krita ...
There is only one inscription dated in this era in the fourth century , but in that
inscription the Era is called Krita or ... In the fifth century there are several
inscriptions dated in this era , in the earliest of which dated 404 A . D . , it is called
both Krita ...
Page 396
The inscription is incised on a single plate of copper measuring 6 . 9 " by 5 . 5 " .
There is a seal to the left of the inscription but the impression on it is no longer
legible . There are thirty - three lines of writing on the plate of which nineteen
lines ...
The inscription is incised on a single plate of copper measuring 6 . 9 " by 5 . 5 " .
There is a seal to the left of the inscription but the impression on it is no longer
legible . There are thirty - three lines of writing on the plate of which nineteen
lines ...
Page 433
I edit the inscription from a fine ink impression kindly supplied to me by Mr . D . R .
Bhandarkar of the Archäological Survey Department , Western Circle .
Copperplates in Osiya characters are extremely rare . I know of only one such
inscription ...
I edit the inscription from a fine ink impression kindly supplied to me by Mr . D . R .
Bhandarkar of the Archäological Survey Department , Western Circle .
Copperplates in Osiya characters are extremely rare . I know of only one such
inscription ...
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Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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Bibliographic information
| 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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