The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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Page 54
... contain fifty thousand words , each of which may receive a multitude of changes by the rules of grammar . The deriva ... contains , and with the Arabs , that no man uninspired was ever a complete master of Arabick : in fact no perfon , I ...
... contain fifty thousand words , each of which may receive a multitude of changes by the rules of grammar . The deriva ... contains , and with the Arabs , that no man uninspired was ever a complete master of Arabick : in fact no perfon , I ...
Page 156
... contain a rem- “ nant of ancient Indian history , with a faint " sketch of the first Hindu ages . " As the Baudd- bas , indeed , were Hindus , it may naturally be imagined , that they carried into China many ceremonies practised in ...
... contain a rem- “ nant of ancient Indian history , with a faint " sketch of the first Hindu ages . " As the Baudd- bas , indeed , were Hindus , it may naturally be imagined , that they carried into China many ceremonies practised in ...
Page 98
... contain a ftudied and accurate enumeration of natural bodies and their principles ; whence this philofophy is named ... containing a jumble of Atheism and Ethicks ; diftributed , like our Orthodox books , into a number 98 ON THE LITERATURE.
... contain a ftudied and accurate enumeration of natural bodies and their principles ; whence this philofophy is named ... containing a jumble of Atheism and Ethicks ; diftributed , like our Orthodox books , into a number 98 ON THE LITERATURE.
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