Original Sanskrit Texts on the Origin and History of the People of India: Inquiry whether the Hindus are of trans-Himalayan origin, and akin to the western branches of the Indo-European race. 3d ed. 1874John Muir Trübner, 1874 |
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... passage has been omitted in the present edition for the reasons stated in note 96 , p . 323. ] [ A sentence referring to an opinion of Professor Benfey subsequently altered is here omitted . ] to adduce further arguments in support of ...
... passage has been omitted in the present edition for the reasons stated in note 96 , p . 323. ] [ A sentence referring to an opinion of Professor Benfey subsequently altered is here omitted . ] to adduce further arguments in support of ...
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... passage from Manu's Institutes , which adverts to the superior sanctity of the country on the banks of the Sarasvati ... passages from the great epic poem , the Rāmāyaṇa , descriptive of the Rakshasas or gigantic demons by whom the ...
... passage from Manu's Institutes , which adverts to the superior sanctity of the country on the banks of the Sarasvati ... passages from the great epic poem , the Rāmāyaṇa , descriptive of the Rakshasas or gigantic demons by whom the ...
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... passage in which the word is found , and as it is of rare occurrence as compared with atithi , it may perhaps have been imported into Sanskrit from Prakrit . Pahuna , in the sense of " guest , " is , Mr. Childers informs me , a good ...
... passage in which the word is found , and as it is of rare occurrence as compared with atithi , it may perhaps have been imported into Sanskrit from Prakrit . Pahuna , in the sense of " guest , " is , Mr. Childers informs me , a good ...
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... passage quoted in p . 8 ) , or ( 2 ) that they have been borrowed from the language of non - Aryan tribes with which the Aryans came into contact . For I must here anticipate an assertion which I hope further on to prove more in detail ...
... passage quoted in p . 8 ) , or ( 2 ) that they have been borrowed from the language of non - Aryan tribes with which the Aryans came into contact . For I must here anticipate an assertion which I hope further on to prove more in detail ...
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John Muir. 81 The following passage , quoted by Lassen , Instit . Linguæ Pracrit . , p . 17 , from a work called Prākṛitadīpikā , by Chandīdeva , seems also to show that Prākṛit was a language in current use , as well as em- ployed in ...
John Muir. 81 The following passage , quoted by Lassen , Instit . Linguæ Pracrit . , p . 17 , from a work called Prākṛitadīpikā , by Chandīdeva , seems also to show that Prākṛit was a language in current use , as well as em- ployed in ...
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