The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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William Jones. branches of natural philofophy were cultivated in Cam - cheu , then the metropolis of Serica . We may ... branches , and all of them so different in form and features , language , manners and religion , that , if they ON ...
William Jones. branches of natural philofophy were cultivated in Cam - cheu , then the metropolis of Serica . We may ... branches , and all of them so different in form and features , language , manners and religion , that , if they ON ...
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... branches of one stem : and that thofe branches have shot into their present state of luxuriance in a period comparatively fhort , is apparent from a fact universally acknowledged , that we find no certain monument , or even probable ...
... branches of one stem : and that thofe branches have shot into their present state of luxuriance in a period comparatively fhort , is apparent from a fact universally acknowledged , that we find no certain monument , or even probable ...
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... branches of Knowledge falfely fo called ; of both which a short account fhall here be exhibited . The first four are the immortal Véda's evi- dently revealed by God ; which are entitled , in one compound word , Rigyajuhfámát harva , or ...
... branches of Knowledge falfely fo called ; of both which a short account fhall here be exhibited . The first four are the immortal Véda's evi- dently revealed by God ; which are entitled , in one compound word , Rigyajuhfámát harva , or ...
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