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Page 61
Oriental Translation Fund. CHAP . III . Relating certain peculiar Customs that distinguish the Pagans of Malabar . Now it must not be concealed , that there are found amongst the pagans of Malabar usages of an extraordinary nature which ...
Oriental Translation Fund. CHAP . III . Relating certain peculiar Customs that distinguish the Pagans of Malabar . Now it must not be concealed , that there are found amongst the pagans of Malabar usages of an extraordinary nature which ...
Page 108
... Pagans . The barefooted father , however , appears to regard these Nestorians almost in the same light as the Pagans . He describes their Cattanars or priests as ignorant and proud , and as living like irrational animals . Of one of ...
... Pagans . The barefooted father , however , appears to regard these Nestorians almost in the same light as the Pagans . He describes their Cattanars or priests as ignorant and proud , and as living like irrational animals . Of one of ...
Page 158
... Pagans of Guzerat , the Concan , and other ports : and , in consequence of these seizures the maritime trade of the Franks becoming greatly curtailed ( as they could make no voyages now except with the greatest pre- caution , and ...
... Pagans of Guzerat , the Concan , and other ports : and , in consequence of these seizures the maritime trade of the Franks becoming greatly curtailed ( as they could make no voyages now except with the greatest pre- caution , and ...
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