The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... Prince KANTEMIR , that the Turks have any just reason for holding the coaft of Yemen to be a part of India , and calling its inhabitants Yellow Indians . The Arabs have never been entirely fubdued ; nor has any impreffion been made on ...
... Prince KANTEMIR , that the Turks have any just reason for holding the coaft of Yemen to be a part of India , and calling its inhabitants Yellow Indians . The Arabs have never been entirely fubdued ; nor has any impreffion been made on ...
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... prince named DRUHYA ; whom his father YAYA'TI fent in exile to the east of Hinduftán , with this impre- cation , " may thy progeny be ignorant of the The name of the banished prince could not be pronounced by the modern Chinese ; and ...
... prince named DRUHYA ; whom his father YAYA'TI fent in exile to the east of Hinduftán , with this impre- cation , " may thy progeny be ignorant of the The name of the banished prince could not be pronounced by the modern Chinese ; and ...
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William Jones. " deed of the Prince of Dinavas , he took the ' fhape of a minute fish , called fap hari . A holy king , named SATYAVRATA , then reigned ; 6 C ' a fervant of the fpirit , which moved on the ... Prince of Dinavas, he took ...
William Jones. " deed of the Prince of Dinavas , he took the ' fhape of a minute fish , called fap hari . A holy king , named SATYAVRATA , then reigned ; 6 C ' a fervant of the fpirit , which moved on the ... Prince of Dinavas, he took ...
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