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Page 49
He was the original man who contrived to be simply natural . His ghazals ' bear the stamp of maturity as well as youthful freshness . puts life into the words and retains the attention of the readers .
He was the original man who contrived to be simply natural . His ghazals ' bear the stamp of maturity as well as youthful freshness . puts life into the words and retains the attention of the readers .
Page 94
The last letter of the word is sometimes a clearly written bha ( ) and sometimes a letter like a which seems to be the nearest approach to the original Brahmî letter which the writer could not confidently transcribe .
The last letter of the word is sometimes a clearly written bha ( ) and sometimes a letter like a which seems to be the nearest approach to the original Brahmî letter which the writer could not confidently transcribe .
Page 95
The Bhagavata verses in this part of the Dynastic list are entirely recast from the original , avoiding ambiguity so far as possible . For instance , it does not mention Kautilya ...
The Bhagavata verses in this part of the Dynastic list are entirely recast from the original , avoiding ambiguity so far as possible . For instance , it does not mention Kautilya ...
Page 169
Bihar Research Society. To face page 170 of J. B. O. R. S. , Vol . IV . COPPER - PLATE GRANT OF RANASTAMBHADEVA . করেন । SCALE OF ORIGINAL . 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 171 यदिशि चिंताभूमिसिम.
Bihar Research Society. To face page 170 of J. B. O. R. S. , Vol . IV . COPPER - PLATE GRANT OF RANASTAMBHADEVA . করেন । SCALE OF ORIGINAL . 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 171 यदिशि चिंताभूमिसिम.
Page 232
The original temple appears to have been built of brick and mortar faced with sandstone . The five sculptured stones were most probably in origin ornamental , forming parts of the general scheme of decorations inside the temple .
The original temple appears to have been built of brick and mortar faced with sandstone . The five sculptured stones were most probably in origin ornamental , forming parts of the general scheme of decorations inside the temple .
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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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