Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 39
... village of Piudì , where he had fixed his abode . This holy hermit having one day made water , a hind drank of it , and shortly after con- ceived and brought forth a female called Bedarì , who was afterwards carried home by her father ...
... village of Piudì , where he had fixed his abode . This holy hermit having one day made water , a hind drank of it , and shortly after con- ceived and brought forth a female called Bedarì , who was afterwards carried home by her father ...
Page 65
... villages have a chief , who in the former is styled Miodighì , Grandee of the city , and in the latter loadighì , Grandee of the village . And as all these places are given by the Emperor to his children or other Mandarins for their ...
... villages have a chief , who in the former is styled Miodighì , Grandee of the city , and in the latter loadighì , Grandee of the village . And as all these places are given by the Emperor to his children or other Mandarins for their ...
Page 192
... villages or their lieutenants , those who have made a study of the Damasat , and arbitrators . After the chiefs of ... village seize upon a robber , and in securing him or con- ducting him to prison he is killed , they are not subject ...
... villages or their lieutenants , those who have made a study of the Damasat , and arbitrators . After the chiefs of ... village seize upon a robber , and in securing him or con- ducting him to prison he is killed , they are not subject ...
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