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I am not sure if the work " Nyayasatra ” had not gone through several redactions
before it assumed its present shape . But it is pretty sure that from the time of Soc
- mock to the period when the Nyayasutras were reduced to their present form ...
I am not sure if the work " Nyayasatra ” had not gone through several redactions
before it assumed its present shape . But it is pretty sure that from the time of Soc
- mock to the period when the Nyayasutras were reduced to their present form ...
Page 117
It appears that after Bráhmí letters were formed , the syllable " ri ” in those
characters ( viz . , ! or 2 ) ? was added as a determinative , thus giving the present
Devanagari letter # . The letter also appears to have its origin , like the syllable # ,
in an ...
It appears that after Bráhmí letters were formed , the syllable " ri ” in those
characters ( viz . , ! or 2 ) ? was added as a determinative , thus giving the present
Devanagari letter # . The letter also appears to have its origin , like the syllable # ,
in an ...
Page 198
It seems evident to me that the temple has been built of the ruins of another ,
which has been much larger and probably occupied its present site , or rather the
whole summit of the hill . For a great many of the stones of which the terrace ...
It seems evident to me that the temple has been built of the ruins of another ,
which has been much larger and probably occupied its present site , or rather the
whole summit of the hill . For a great many of the stones of which the terrace ...
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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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