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The above episodes cannot , evidently , fit into the story of Princess Zibun nisa's life and must be regarded as part of a different drama altogether . ( 6 ) Mukhfi also praises a certain Sultan , probably the same mentioned above : بر ...
The above episodes cannot , evidently , fit into the story of Princess Zibun nisa's life and must be regarded as part of a different drama altogether . ( 6 ) Mukhfi also praises a certain Sultan , probably the same mentioned above : بر ...
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246 . Cf. Macdonell , Bṛhad . , pp . 132-133 . • Macdonell , Sarvān . , p . 210 . w Ibid . 11 Rgbhāṣyabhumikā . 12 Ṛv . x . 47 . * regarded as final or conclusive . Thus Yaska himself 70 [ J.B.O.B.S. INDIAN HISTORICAL TRADITION.
246 . Cf. Macdonell , Bṛhad . , pp . 132-133 . • Macdonell , Sarvān . , p . 210 . w Ibid . 11 Rgbhāṣyabhumikā . 12 Ṛv . x . 47 . * regarded as final or conclusive . Thus Yaska himself 70 [ J.B.O.B.S. INDIAN HISTORICAL TRADITION.
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regarded as final or conclusive . Thus Yaska himself as known at present is hardly reliable , says Devarajayajvan 1 naighaṇṭukam kāṇḍamutsannaprāyamāsīt.2 Yaska himself quotes about 31 predecessors . Hence the significance of every ...
regarded as final or conclusive . Thus Yaska himself as known at present is hardly reliable , says Devarajayajvan 1 naighaṇṭukam kāṇḍamutsannaprāyamāsīt.2 Yaska himself quotes about 31 predecessors . Hence the significance of every ...
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... it can nevertheless be regarded as a preliminary exploration of the site , and as a means of learning something more about the oldest of the capitals which , in fulfilment of the remarkable prophecy attributed to the Buddha himself ...
... it can nevertheless be regarded as a preliminary exploration of the site , and as a means of learning something more about the oldest of the capitals which , in fulfilment of the remarkable prophecy attributed to the Buddha himself ...
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The rest of us think that none of the stones could be definitely regarded as of artificial origin . The scratches on the edges of the specimen noticed are more likely the effect of lamination planes . " " " A As regards the specimens of ...
The rest of us think that none of the stones could be definitely regarded as of artificial origin . The scratches on the edges of the specimen noticed are more likely the effect of lamination planes . " " " A As regards the specimens of ...
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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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