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There is , however , no structure above ground as far as I am aware , in Northern India where a continuity is so manifest as in a South Indian example ; but there is reason to believe that if we carry on digging operations on a larger ...
There is , however , no structure above ground as far as I am aware , in Northern India where a continuity is so manifest as in a South Indian example ; but there is reason to believe that if we carry on digging operations on a larger ...
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The statical equilibrium of Indian structures is due to the combined action of simple vertical action and re - action , one dead weight carrying another without the support of balance as would be the case in an arcual system where a ...
The statical equilibrium of Indian structures is due to the combined action of simple vertical action and re - action , one dead weight carrying another without the support of balance as would be the case in an arcual system where a ...
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... of the Mauryan period at Bhītā at Allahabad it has been found that the foundation below the doorways has not been carried down so deep as in other portions , evidently keeping in view the less intensity of pressure on soil .
... of the Mauryan period at Bhītā at Allahabad it has been found that the foundation below the doorways has not been carried down so deep as in other portions , evidently keeping in view the less intensity of pressure on soil .
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The whole history of Sanskritic literature is filled by ghosts : Visvamitras , Vasisthas and Bharatas stalk on the stage at every step ; nine Vikramadityas carry on the literary tradition from era to era . This funda- mental unity is ...
The whole history of Sanskritic literature is filled by ghosts : Visvamitras , Vasisthas and Bharatas stalk on the stage at every step ; nine Vikramadityas carry on the literary tradition from era to era . This funda- mental unity is ...
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A. C. It is important to remember that all the above authorities aim at carrying on the tradition in the Vedas . Even commen- tators on Yāska , like Devarājayajvan and Skandasvāmī do not hesitate to put in additional words from Vedic ...
A. C. It is important to remember that all the above authorities aim at carrying on the tradition in the Vedas . Even commen- tators on Yāska , like Devarājayajvan and Skandasvāmī do not hesitate to put in additional words from Vedic ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 13 |
| Author | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Published | 1927 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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