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This reprint may contain artifacts of its library use such as library stamps , scribbles , and margin notes as they exist in the original book . In addition to these artifacts , the work may have additional errors that were either in ...
This reprint may contain artifacts of its library use such as library stamps , scribbles , and margin notes as they exist in the original book . In addition to these artifacts , the work may have additional errors that were either in ...
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Numbers of such nobles , notwithstanding all the changes India has undergone , exist in these days . Many great cities are mentioned , both by native and by Greek authors ; but the capital , or chief place of residence of the Mahah ...
Numbers of such nobles , notwithstanding all the changes India has undergone , exist in these days . Many great cities are mentioned , both by native and by Greek authors ; but the capital , or chief place of residence of the Mahah ...
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customs , existed amongst the people of India , at the time they first obtained any knowledge of them , which at present exist and are practised by them : but , from the more accurate and extensive information that has been obtained of ...
customs , existed amongst the people of India , at the time they first obtained any knowledge of them , which at present exist and are practised by them : but , from the more accurate and extensive information that has been obtained of ...
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He , whom the mind alone can perceive , whose essence eludes the external organs , who has no visible parts , who exists from eternity , even He , the soul of all beings , whom no being can comprehend , shone forth .
He , whom the mind alone can perceive , whose essence eludes the external organs , who has no visible parts , who exists from eternity , even He , the soul of all beings , whom no being can comprehend , shone forth .
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Pieces of gold found in the mouths of mummies , exist in several cabinets of Europe ; t but as they have no effigy or inscription on them , and as Fea observes , ressemblent à. * See Description de l'Egypte composée sur les Mémoires de ...
Pieces of gold found in the mouths of mummies , exist in several cabinets of Europe ; t but as they have no effigy or inscription on them , and as Fea observes , ressemblent à. * See Description de l'Egypte composée sur les Mémoires de ...
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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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