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Page 12
If I may be permitted a further digression , I would mention that the Pātali tree ( stereospermum suaveolens ) to which Patna owes its name , has recently been found growing in the neighbourhood of Kumrahar , and I am taking steps to ...
If I may be permitted a further digression , I would mention that the Pātali tree ( stereospermum suaveolens ) to which Patna owes its name , has recently been found growing in the neighbourhood of Kumrahar , and I am taking steps to ...
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50 , the tree over Fig . 52 and the ( ? ) river turtles under Fig . 53 , appear to be such distinguishing marks . Theobald's Fig . 59 , three arobes side by side , would also appear to be another variety of the hill - mark .
50 , the tree over Fig . 52 and the ( ? ) river turtles under Fig . 53 , appear to be such distinguishing marks . Theobald's Fig . 59 , three arobes side by side , would also appear to be another variety of the hill - mark .
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81 necessarily to represent the bodhi tree , though it may do so when it is combined with the figure consisting of four or more squares , which is considered to represent a rail ; as in that form it is found on the coins of Taxila and ...
81 necessarily to represent the bodhi tree , though it may do so when it is combined with the figure consisting of four or more squares , which is considered to represent a rail ; as in that form it is found on the coins of Taxila and ...
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... aud Khajur Vaima , a Palm tree ( Khajur ) . " C.A.I. , p . 59 . iJ , R. A $ , 1895 , page 874 36 [ J.B.O.R.S. PUNCH MARKED COINS .
... aud Khajur Vaima , a Palm tree ( Khajur ) . " C.A.I. , p . 59 . iJ , R. A $ , 1895 , page 874 36 [ J.B.O.R.S. PUNCH MARKED COINS .
Page 112
Seen from the rear , or either of the back angles , the statue might as well be a flattened tree - trunk , or a post , as a living human form ; and this quality is an accepted criterion for early and primitive , or should I say ...
Seen from the rear , or either of the back angles , the statue might as well be a flattened tree - trunk , or a post , as a living human form ; and this quality is an accepted criterion for early and primitive , or should I say ...
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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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