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... remarks in his work above quoted , may " be often very conveniently used " to express the first vocal sound ; and in the word America ( with which he exemplifies his remark ) we find both the short a and e xii PREFACE .
... remarks in his work above quoted , may " be often very conveniently used " to express the first vocal sound ; and in the word America ( with which he exemplifies his remark ) we find both the short a and e xii PREFACE .
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Oriental Translation Fund. remark ) we find both the short a and e : thus he writes chashm ( ... ) , raft ( ~ 3 ; ) , ber ( ) , perveresh ( ) , & c . But on this subject it seems unnecessary to dwell ; and I shall only add , that in the ...
Oriental Translation Fund. remark ) we find both the short a and e : thus he writes chashm ( ... ) , raft ( ~ 3 ; ) , ber ( ) , perveresh ( ) , & c . But on this subject it seems unnecessary to dwell ; and I shall only add , that in the ...
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... of Ák Kuínlah are also denominated Báiandur ) . This is one of the passages remarked by Sir Wm . Ouseley , in the Preface , as being not strictly geographical . ( قرا ) 2 3 4 Berdâ , 1 Bílkán , Karábágh , OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 3.
... of Ák Kuínlah are also denominated Báiandur ) . This is one of the passages remarked by Sir Wm . Ouseley , in the Preface , as being not strictly geographical . ( قرا ) 2 3 4 Berdâ , 1 Bílkán , Karábágh , OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 3.
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... remark , however ingenious , could scarcely induce an etymologist conversant in Eastern languages to regard the tribe of Tokhár ( Ptole- my's Toxapo above mentioned ) as the same with Xenophon's Taochi ( Taoxo , Anabas . lib . iv ...
... remark , however ingenious , could scarcely induce an etymologist conversant in Eastern languages to regard the tribe of Tokhár ( Ptole- my's Toxapo above mentioned ) as the same with Xenophon's Taochi ( Taoxo , Anabas . lib . iv ...
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... as the learned Hyde has remarked in his " Historia Religionis Veterum Persarum , " ( c . 10. ) " Ex imaginariis locis Beatitu- dinis est Ghang - diz , " & c . 1 GILÁN , ' a celebrated province of Irán ( OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 43.
... as the learned Hyde has remarked in his " Historia Religionis Veterum Persarum , " ( c . 10. ) " Ex imaginariis locis Beatitu- dinis est Ghang - diz , " & c . 1 GILÁN , ' a celebrated province of Irán ( OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 43.
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