The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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Page 128
... several , who profeffed it . BAHMAN always named ZERA- TUSHT , with reverence ; but he was in truth a pure Theift , and strongly disclaimed any adora- tion of the fire or other elements : he denied , that the doctrine of two coeval ...
... several , who profeffed it . BAHMAN always named ZERA- TUSHT , with reverence ; but he was in truth a pure Theift , and strongly disclaimed any adora- tion of the fire or other elements : he denied , that the doctrine of two coeval ...
Page 160
... several swarms have been fe- parated from the great Indian hive , to which they primarily belonged . The modern Japanese gave KÆMPFER the idea of polished Tartars ; and it is reasonable to believe , that the people of Japan , who were ...
... several swarms have been fe- parated from the great Indian hive , to which they primarily belonged . The modern Japanese gave KÆMPFER the idea of polished Tartars ; and it is reasonable to believe , that the people of Japan , who were ...
Page 90
... several wor- ships , though different in form , are equally ac- ceptable , if they be fincere in fubftance . We may affure ourselves , that neither Mufelmáns nor Hindus will ever be converted by any miffion from the Church of Rome , or ...
... several wor- ships , though different in form , are equally ac- ceptable , if they be fincere in fubftance . We may affure ourselves , that neither Mufelmáns nor Hindus will ever be converted by any miffion from the Church of Rome , or ...
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