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Page 112
That this device was usually employed can be seen from the Maariyan letters chb
, dha and ph , which have been formed from ch , d and p . The Bhattiprolu gh has
also been formed in the same way from g . The sounds of r and of the sibilants ...
That this device was usually employed can be seen from the Maariyan letters chb
, dha and ph , which have been formed from ch , d and p . The Bhattiprolu gh has
also been formed in the same way from g . The sounds of r and of the sibilants ...
Page 112
That this device was usuilly employed can be seen from the Mauriyan letters chh,
dha and ph, whioh have been formed from ch, d and p. The Bhattiprolu gh has
also been formed in the sainj way from g. The sounds of r and of the sibilants ...
That this device was usuilly employed can be seen from the Mauriyan letters chh,
dha and ph, whioh have been formed from ch, d and p. The Bhattiprolu gh has
also been formed in the sainj way from g. The sounds of r and of the sibilants ...
Page 199
I have seen the same , however , both in the ruins of Peruya and Mungger , and it
seems to me to represent a man sitting in a boat , but so very rude that I may
readily be mistaken . The priests were very sturdy beggars . The view from Ram
Sil ...
I have seen the same , however , both in the ruins of Peruya and Mungger , and it
seems to me to represent a man sitting in a boat , but so very rude that I may
readily be mistaken . The priests were very sturdy beggars . The view from Ram
Sil ...
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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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