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Page 63
In Aramaic there is a ( 1 ) This old date can only be taken with the greatest reserv ? tion , as it depends entirely on the statement in the tablet of Nabon dus that Sargon reigned 3200 years before his time , a pericd too long to be ...
In Aramaic there is a ( 1 ) This old date can only be taken with the greatest reserv ? tion , as it depends entirely on the statement in the tablet of Nabon dus that Sargon reigned 3200 years before his time , a pericd too long to be ...
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posed that the names of the Egyptian letters were all forgotten and the form of the symbols entirely altered before the Phænicians adopted them . The antiquity of the Egyrtian alphabet does not warrant this . The little s'milarity of ...
posed that the names of the Egyptian letters were all forgotten and the form of the symbols entirely altered before the Phænicians adopted them . The antiquity of the Egyrtian alphabet does not warrant this . The little s'milarity of ...
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The fact is that , within the enormous range of beliefs and practices which are included in the termo Hinduism , there are comprised entirely different sets of ideas , or , one may say , widely different conceptions of the world and of ...
The fact is that , within the enormous range of beliefs and practices which are included in the termo Hinduism , there are comprised entirely different sets of ideas , or , one may say , widely different conceptions of the world and of ...
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In calculating the proportion of various kinds of land and the extent of cultivation , I found the proprietors so evidently departing from the truth that I have in great measure been obliged to trust entirely to what I and my native ...
In calculating the proportion of various kinds of land and the extent of cultivation , I found the proprietors so evidently departing from the truth that I have in great measure been obliged to trust entirely to what I and my native ...
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But there is one very handsome house belonging to some native , entirely in their own style but built with much taste . From the east gate I went through narrow lanes , but with many tolerable houses , to the western ; which I should ...
But there is one very handsome house belonging to some native , entirely in their own style but built with much taste . From the east gate I went through narrow lanes , but with many tolerable houses , to the western ; which I should ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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