Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 30
... remain raw or half - dressed : so the Burmese Doctors say , that by the power of fate , part of the earth remains flat , part is elevated into mountains , and part depressed into valleys . 35. The crust of butter , which , as we have ...
... remain raw or half - dressed : so the Burmese Doctors say , that by the power of fate , part of the earth remains flat , part is elevated into mountains , and part depressed into valleys . 35. The crust of butter , which , as we have ...
Page 70
... remain as worthless as a heap of cotton burnt by the fire . " 14. In weighty causes touching injury or dishonour received , as for instance in a case of rape , if witnesses are not to be had , the principal parties are obliged to ...
... remain as worthless as a heap of cotton burnt by the fire . " 14. In weighty causes touching injury or dishonour received , as for instance in a case of rape , if witnesses are not to be had , the principal parties are obliged to ...
Page 97
... remain in the Baos with the intention of becoming priests . These are first of all admitted to the rank of Pazen , or assistants of the greater Talapoins , upon whose death they succeed to their places . But not even for the Pazen , or ...
... remain in the Baos with the intention of becoming priests . These are first of all admitted to the rank of Pazen , or assistants of the greater Talapoins , upon whose death they succeed to their places . But not even for the Pazen , or ...
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