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He shows , for instance , that " anusa myāna ” means " going out of office " and not , as previously rendered , “ assembly or " tour of inspection " . Mr. C. W. Anderson , who in 1917 contributed a valuable Prehistoric paper on the ...
He shows , for instance , that " anusa myāna ” means " going out of office " and not , as previously rendered , “ assembly or " tour of inspection " . Mr. C. W. Anderson , who in 1917 contributed a valuable Prehistoric paper on the ...
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Mr. Walsh shows that the marks on the obverse side of these coins occur in certain regular and constant groups , and although other varying symbols were added , the occurrence of these regular combinations cannot have been fortuitous ...
Mr. Walsh shows that the marks on the obverse side of these coins occur in certain regular and constant groups , and although other varying symbols were added , the occurrence of these regular combinations cannot have been fortuitous ...
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In the other paper Mr. Sen examines the relationship between Buddhism and Vedantism , and shows that both arose out of the same movement of thought , resulting in the one case in the doctrine of a Transcendent Being in the background ...
In the other paper Mr. Sen examines the relationship between Buddhism and Vedantism , and shows that both arose out of the same movement of thought , resulting in the one case in the doctrine of a Transcendent Being in the background ...
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He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any succharine substante other than boney , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the sugarcane was known , and as it could not have grown wild in northein India it must ...
He says that while there is no mention in the Vedas of any succharine substante other than boney , the occurrence of the word ikshu shows that the sugarcane was known , and as it could not have grown wild in northein India it must ...
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In the other paper Mr. Sen examines the relationship between Buddhism and Vedantism , and shows that both arose out of the same movement of thonght , resulting in the one case in the doctrine of a Transcendent Being in the background ...
In the other paper Mr. Sen examines the relationship between Buddhism and Vedantism , and shows that both arose out of the same movement of thonght , resulting in the one case in the doctrine of a Transcendent Being in the background ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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