Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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... CHAP . XII . BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY . Revenues and taxes . 71 CHAP . I. CHAP . XIII . Of the measures and divisions of time com- monly used in the sacred Burmese books . Army and military discipline . 76 2 CHAP . II . RELIGION OF THE ...
... CHAP . XII . BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY . Revenues and taxes . 71 CHAP . I. CHAP . XIII . Of the measures and divisions of time com- monly used in the sacred Burmese books . Army and military discipline . 76 2 CHAP . II . RELIGION OF THE ...
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Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY . CHAP . I. Of the Measures and Divisions of time commonly used in the sacred Burmese ... CHAP . II . Of the World and its parts 2 DESCRIPTION OF THE BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY. ...
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY . CHAP . I. Of the Measures and Divisions of time commonly used in the sacred Burmese ... CHAP . II . Of the World and its parts 2 DESCRIPTION OF THE BURMESE COSMOGRAPHY. ...
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Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. CHAP . XVII . Superstitions of the Burmese . 49. THERE perhaps is not a nation in the world so given to superstition as the Burmese . Not only do they practise judicial ... CHAP. XVII. ...
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. CHAP . XVII . Superstitions of the Burmese . 49. THERE perhaps is not a nation in the world so given to superstition as the Burmese . Not only do they practise judicial ... CHAP. XVII. ...
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