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Page 191
Its distribution also extends to Persia and tropical Africa . Its Sanskrit name is
alarka . . . The Sanskrit name of the purple - flowered species appears to be arka
which also means “ the sun " . Hence the synonyms of this plant are arka patra ...
Its distribution also extends to Persia and tropical Africa . Its Sanskrit name is
alarka . . . The Sanskrit name of the purple - flowered species appears to be arka
which also means “ the sun " . Hence the synonyms of this plant are arka patra ...
Page 442
The reason is that tnis word whether pronounced gud , or gul , or gur in the
vernaculars denote two different substances , according to the country of their
use . The Sanskrit guda is the same as gula ( d and l being inter . changeable ) .
The reason is that tnis word whether pronounced gud , or gul , or gur in the
vernaculars denote two different substances , according to the country of their
use . The Sanskrit guda is the same as gula ( d and l being inter . changeable ) .
Page 445
The sugar is known as bhurā in Bengali and pushpa - sită in Sanskrit , the
highest grade of sugar of ancient times . * 19 . Knowing how slowly , India moves
in the matter of its industries there is hardly any reason to suppose that the
products ...
The sugar is known as bhurā in Bengali and pushpa - sită in Sanskrit , the
highest grade of sugar of ancient times . * 19 . Knowing how slowly , India moves
in the matter of its industries there is hardly any reason to suppose that the
products ...
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Contents
Jayaswal K P M A Oxon Bar atlaw | 9 |
A Note on the Hathigumpha Inscription Elephant | 96 |
Inscription of the time of Alauddin Husain Shah | 184 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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