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Page 55
... the introductory portion of the , Epic contaning the story was written ; bat as this was evidently long after Vyása composed the poem and possibly after Pánini's time , it is no proof of existence of writing before the grammarian .
... the introductory portion of the , Epic contaning the story was written ; bat as this was evidently long after Vyása composed the poem and possibly after Pánini's time , it is no proof of existence of writing before the grammarian .
Page 57
This evidently indicates putting down or writing of the figures and when such enormous figures were being written and dealt with , we cannot bat conclude that other writing was also in vogue . e The composition of the mystic syllable Om ...
This evidently indicates putting down or writing of the figures and when such enormous figures were being written and dealt with , we cannot bat conclude that other writing was also in vogue . e The composition of the mystic syllable Om ...
Page 60
This evidently means inconvenience in deciphering . The inconvenience increases when ideas have to be expressed by the same signs , as it cannot be done otherwise . The wavy line standing for water also conveys the idea of washing ...
This evidently means inconvenience in deciphering . The inconvenience increases when ideas have to be expressed by the same signs , as it cannot be done otherwise . The wavy line standing for water also conveys the idea of washing ...
Page 118
... and perhaps correctly , that the people buried here were descendants of men associated with the old Chaldćans , who migrated perhaps thousands of years ago to Southern India by the way of the sea . They did not evidently come down ...
... and perhaps correctly , that the people buried here were descendants of men associated with the old Chaldćans , who migrated perhaps thousands of years ago to Southern India by the way of the sea . They did not evidently come down ...
Page 147
The Journals , on the other hand , were evidently not intended for publication , and unfortunately were not maintained during the period spent at headquarters . Much of the information recorded in them has been included in the Reports ...
The Journals , on the other hand , were evidently not intended for publication , and unfortunately were not maintained during the period spent at headquarters . Much of the information recorded in them has been included in the Reports ...
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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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