The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 336
... language of uncertain nomeneclature called Pehlavi , or Pazend or Huyvaresh , and the celebrated language of Persian . The language of the Afghans called the Pushtu , and that of the Balochis is asserted by some , and denied by others ...
... language of uncertain nomeneclature called Pehlavi , or Pazend or Huyvaresh , and the celebrated language of Persian . The language of the Afghans called the Pushtu , and that of the Balochis is asserted by some , and denied by others ...
Page 278
... language may be described in the same way . It is unncessary to add , that there is much discrepancy in interpretations , and much that is not susceptible of interpretation : the ideas of man at that remote time ran in a very different ...
... language may be described in the same way . It is unncessary to add , that there is much discrepancy in interpretations , and much that is not susceptible of interpretation : the ideas of man at that remote time ran in a very different ...
Page 279
... language of future ages . Such was not the character of the Egyptian language . In its solitary stream from its unknown reservoir , it borrowed nothing from its neighbours , who , as far we can tell , were in a state of unlettered ...
... language of future ages . Such was not the character of the Egyptian language . In its solitary stream from its unknown reservoir , it borrowed nothing from its neighbours , who , as far we can tell , were in a state of unlettered ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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