The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Volume 1Trübner and Company, 1867 |
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... Strabo . Diodorus . 1st Class . Philosophers Philosophers 2nd Husbandmen Husbandmen Sophists Husbandmen 29 3rd Shepherds and Cowherds and hunters shepherds 4th Artificers and Artificers merchants 5th Warriors Warriors Cowherds and ...
... Strabo . Diodorus . 1st Class . Philosophers Philosophers 2nd Husbandmen Husbandmen Sophists Husbandmen 29 3rd Shepherds and Cowherds and hunters shepherds 4th Artificers and Artificers merchants 5th Warriors Warriors Cowherds and ...
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... Strabo and Arrian have also expressed this opinion , and modern geologists are fond of indulging in the same speculation . A late writer on this subject observes : " Throughout the whole plain of India , from Bengal to the bottom of the ...
... Strabo and Arrian have also expressed this opinion , and modern geologists are fond of indulging in the same speculation . A late writer on this subject observes : " Throughout the whole plain of India , from Bengal to the bottom of the ...
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... Strabo and Arrian , appears rather to have been on the western side of the Acesines ; and it is a curious ... Strabo , Syracouse in Diodorus , Scydroi , Scothroi , and Scythroi in Dionysius , Sydraci in Pliny , Sygambri in Justin , and ...
... Strabo and Arrian , appears rather to have been on the western side of the Acesines ; and it is a curious ... Strabo , Syracouse in Diodorus , Scydroi , Scothroi , and Scythroi in Dionysius , Sydraci in Pliny , Sygambri in Justin , and ...
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... Strabo , Diodorus , Ælian , Plutarch , and Gratius , cited by R. Geier , Alexandri M. Hist . Scrip- tores , p . 378 ; Ctesias , Indica , c . 25 ; Arist . Hist . Animal . VII . 23 . VOL I. 29 p . 411 . such a number of Indian dogs , that ...
... Strabo , Diodorus , Ælian , Plutarch , and Gratius , cited by R. Geier , Alexandri M. Hist . Scrip- tores , p . 378 ; Ctesias , Indica , c . 25 ; Arist . Hist . Animal . VII . 23 . VOL I. 29 p . 411 . such a number of Indian dogs , that ...
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... Strabo , Geog . , lib . xi . c . 7 , Vol . II . p . 427 , ed . Tauchnitz ; Pliny , Nat . Hist . lib . vi . c . 17 , 23 ; Heeren , Asiatic Nations , Vol . I. p . 38 ; Mod . Trav . India , I. 148 ; Ind . Alterthum . , II . 531 , 603 ...
... Strabo , Geog . , lib . xi . c . 7 , Vol . II . p . 427 , ed . Tauchnitz ; Pliny , Nat . Hist . lib . vi . c . 17 , 23 ; Heeren , Asiatic Nations , Vol . I. p . 38 ; Mod . Trav . India , I. 148 ; Ind . Alterthum . , II . 531 , 603 ...
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Page 185 - It appears that the chief inhabitants of Brahmanabad had petitioned to be allowed to repair the temple of Budh and pursue their religion.
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Page 58 - in the Prithviraj Rayasa mention is made of a Brahman woman, Hamavat/ by name, who had committed a little faux pas with the moon in human shape, and, as a self-imposed punishment for her indiscretion, held a Banda jag, a part of which ceremony consists in sculpturing indecent representations on the walls of temples, and holding up one's foibles to the disgust and ridicule of the world.