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Page xi
... Persian , is accompanied with an English . translation . The present chapter is an apparent digression from the original design of the work - being an account of the emperors of Persia in direct descent from Timúr . But the learned and ...
... Persian , is accompanied with an English . translation . The present chapter is an apparent digression from the original design of the work - being an account of the emperors of Persia in direct descent from Timúr . But the learned and ...
Page xviii
... Persian origin , was the favorite language . Of this we have an instance in the various poets mentioned in this book ... Persian , they have formed the language after a Persian and not a Sanskrit type . Literary reunions were established ...
... Persian origin , was the favorite language . Of this we have an instance in the various poets mentioned in this book ... Persian , they have formed the language after a Persian and not a Sanskrit type . Literary reunions were established ...
Page 106
... Persians had also been familiar with hu- man sacrifices , from which they were most likely weaned by their reformers ... Persian Sabæism con- secrated not among material objects , the symbols of des- truction , of death , and of lust ...
... Persians had also been familiar with hu- man sacrifices , from which they were most likely weaned by their reformers ... Persian Sabæism con- secrated not among material objects , the symbols of des- truction , of death , and of lust ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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