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Page 44
Kālidāsa in his description of the Hiinalayas says that coloured earth washed by the rains falling on berch - bark with red horizontal lines produce the shape of letters ; which barks , the Vidhyadharas , with a little manipulation ...
Kālidāsa in his description of the Hiinalayas says that coloured earth washed by the rains falling on berch - bark with red horizontal lines produce the shape of letters ; which barks , the Vidhyadharas , with a little manipulation ...
Page 46
As the letters are missing in those familiar slokas invariably engraved on all charters of this class , there was no difficulty in filling up the gaps . III . The remarks I made regarding the orthography of the Trikalinga Gupta records ...
As the letters are missing in those familiar slokas invariably engraved on all charters of this class , there was no difficulty in filling up the gaps . III . The remarks I made regarding the orthography of the Trikalinga Gupta records ...
Page 47
I have put those letters in small brackets which were dropped inadvertently by the engraver . I have mentioned it already that some missing letters have been put within square brackets . IV . The imprecatory verses as well as the verses ...
I have put those letters in small brackets which were dropped inadvertently by the engraver . I have mentioned it already that some missing letters have been put within square brackets . IV . The imprecatory verses as well as the verses ...
Page 51
I do not know how the meaning of the sentence running over the sixth and the seventh lines would have been changed or modified if the three letters , after the letter fa at the commencement of the seventh line , could be clearly ...
I do not know how the meaning of the sentence running over the sixth and the seventh lines would have been changed or modified if the three letters , after the letter fa at the commencement of the seventh line , could be clearly ...
Page 55
[ 0 ] We expected naturally the word राजदेव : here , but the partly illegible letters look wholly different from the components if the word suggested . . ( From the very beginning to line 6 of VOL . II , PT . 1. ] ...
[ 0 ] We expected naturally the word राजदेव : here , but the partly illegible letters look wholly different from the components if the word suggested . . ( From the very beginning to line 6 of VOL . II , PT . 1. ] ...
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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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