 | 1838 - 524 pages
...southern limit of this language, and another at a small distance from Ujjayin (Oujein) about 24° N. lat. will nearly mark its northern limits. From east to west its extent is various, but it may in general be reckoned to be spoken from the mountains which separate Bengal, Bihar, and... | |
 | Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1839 - 524 pages
...southern limit of this language, and another at a small distance from Ujjayin (Oujein) about 24° N. lat. will nearly mark its northern limits. From east to west its extent is various, but it may in general be reckoned to be spoken from the mountains which separate Bengal, Bihar, and... | |
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Carey in the preface to his Mahratta Grammar : ' A line drawn across the peninsula in the latitude of Visiapore (Bejapore) will nearly express the southern limit of this language, and another at a small distance from Ujjayin (Oujein) about 24° N. lat.... 