The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
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Coins of the latter category are of special interest , as they show that , at the periods to which they belong , the people ... shows that that tract , which in Muhammadan times was regarded as remote and inaccessible , probably bad ...
Coins of the latter category are of special interest , as they show that , at the periods to which they belong , the people ... shows that that tract , which in Muhammadan times was regarded as remote and inaccessible , probably bad ...
Page xv
You are all aware of the remarkable conclusions arrived at by Dr. Spooner on the basis of his discoveries at Kumrābar , and of the mass of evidence which he has adduced to show , not only that the architects of the buildings at that ...
You are all aware of the remarkable conclusions arrived at by Dr. Spooner on the basis of his discoveries at Kumrābar , and of the mass of evidence which he has adduced to show , not only that the architects of the buildings at that ...
Page xv
The illustrations given above show how difficult , if not impossible , it is for a single enquirer in a limited time to get anything like complete information on any ethnographio subject . Such information can be gained only by means of ...
The illustrations given above show how difficult , if not impossible , it is for a single enquirer in a limited time to get anything like complete information on any ethnographio subject . Such information can be gained only by means of ...
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Maräng Buru replied , “ I know , I shall show you . ” So facing the East he presented the offering along with a suitable prayer . After having performed this ceremony Marang Buru said to Pilebu Hāsām and Pilchu Budhi , “ Reap it all ...
Maräng Buru replied , “ I know , I shall show you . ” So facing the East he presented the offering along with a suitable prayer . After having performed this ceremony Marang Buru said to Pilebu Hāsām and Pilchu Budhi , “ Reap it all ...
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There are scholars who think that the name Vikrama , there , is not a proper name , but a common noun denoting prowess as the epoch of the era coincides with Dashera festival in which kings used to show their prowess by issuing from ...
There are scholars who think that the name Vikrama , there , is not a proper name , but a common noun denoting prowess as the epoch of the era coincides with Dashera festival in which kings used to show their prowess by issuing from ...
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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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