The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... himself is com- pared : úrdhwa múlam adhah s'ac'ham as'watt'ham práhuravyayam ch'handánfi yafya pernáni yaftam véda fa védavit . " The wife have called the Incorruptible One an As ' watt ha with its roots above and its " branches below ...
... himself is com- pared : úrdhwa múlam adhah s'ac'ham as'watt'ham práhuravyayam ch'handánfi yafya pernáni yaftam véda fa védavit . " The wife have called the Incorruptible One an As ' watt ha with its roots above and its " branches below ...
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... himself alludes to it in one of his odes , I give it you at length from the commentary . There is a place called Pirifebz , or the Green old man , about four Perfian leagues from the city ; and a popular opinion had long prevailed ...
... himself alludes to it in one of his odes , I give it you at length from the commentary . There is a place called Pirifebz , or the Green old man , about four Perfian leagues from the city ; and a popular opinion had long prevailed ...
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... himself ; the tavern is a retired oratory , and its keeper , a sage instructor ; beauty denotes the perfection of the Supreme Being ; tresses are the expansion of his glory ; lips , the hidden mysteries of his effence ; down on the ...
... himself ; the tavern is a retired oratory , and its keeper , a sage instructor ; beauty denotes the perfection of the Supreme Being ; tresses are the expansion of his glory ; lips , the hidden mysteries of his effence ; down on the ...
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