The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... History , which , having been purchased from a merchant of Bokbárà by some Swedish officers , prisoners of war in Siberia , has found its way into feveral European tongues : it contains much valuable matter , but , like all Muʊ ...
... History , which , having been purchased from a merchant of Bokbárà by some Swedish officers , prisoners of war in Siberia , has found its way into feveral European tongues : it contains much valuable matter , but , like all Muʊ ...
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... history of their own times , and with the traditional accounts of past ages ; but for a reason , which will presently appear , they chose to confider CAYU'MERS as the foun- der of the empire ; and , in the numerous distrac- tions ...
... history of their own times , and with the traditional accounts of past ages ; but for a reason , which will presently appear , they chose to confider CAYU'MERS as the foun- der of the empire ; and , in the numerous distrac- tions ...
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... History of Hindostan ; its Arts , and its Sciences , as Connected with the History of the other Great Empires of Asia , during the Most Ancient Periods of the World . London , 1795-99 . 18. Moor , Edward . The Hindu Pantheon . London ...
... History of Hindostan ; its Arts , and its Sciences , as Connected with the History of the other Great Empires of Asia , during the Most Ancient Periods of the World . London , 1795-99 . 18. Moor , Edward . The Hindu Pantheon . London ...
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