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... Jones . M. Langlès observes to the author : " Ceci est rigoureusement vrai pour l'ordre alphabétique et pour le système syllabique , qui sont les mêmes chez toutes les nations citées par l'auteur ; mais plusieurs de ces nations , telles ...
... Jones . M. Langlès observes to the author : " Ceci est rigoureusement vrai pour l'ordre alphabétique et pour le système syllabique , qui sont les mêmes chez toutes les nations citées par l'auteur ; mais plusieurs de ces nations , telles ...
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... by the Hindus Patelpoother , but according to Sir William Jones , Pataliputra . But Canoge , supposed to be the Ca* See note A , in Appendix . linapaxa , or Calinipaxa of Pliny , —which is situated ON ANCIENT INDIA . 9.
... by the Hindus Patelpoother , but according to Sir William Jones , Pataliputra . But Canoge , supposed to be the Ca* See note A , in Appendix . linapaxa , or Calinipaxa of Pliny , —which is situated ON ANCIENT INDIA . 9.
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... Jones , in speaking of Audh , or Ayodhya , The situation of Gour was highly convenient for the capital of Bengal and Bahar , as united under one government , being nearly centrical with respect to the populous parts of those provinces ...
... Jones , in speaking of Audh , or Ayodhya , The situation of Gour was highly convenient for the capital of Bengal and Bahar , as united under one government , being nearly centrical with respect to the populous parts of those provinces ...
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... Jones , who had early been distinguished at Oxford , not only for his taste and knowledge in Greek and Roman literature , but also for his knowledge of the languages and history of the East . To attain the objects proposed , it was ...
... Jones , who had early been distinguished at Oxford , not only for his taste and knowledge in Greek and Roman literature , but also for his knowledge of the languages and history of the East . To attain the objects proposed , it was ...
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... Jones was unanimously requested to accept that office . At the next meeting of the Society , he in his capacity of President , unfolded the subjects proposed for its inquiries ; and the mode of pronouncing a discourse by the President ...
... Jones was unanimously requested to accept that office . At the next meeting of the Society , he in his capacity of President , unfolded the subjects proposed for its inquiries ; and the mode of pronouncing a discourse by the President ...
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| Title | Researches Concerning the Laws, Theology, Learning, Commerce, Etc. of Ancient and Modern India |
| Author | Quintin Craufurd |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, 1817 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 28 Jun 2016 |
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