The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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... Greek Philosophers and Physicians to the courts of Nushirvan and Khosrú Parviz , and to Arabia . The existence of a widespread knowledge of the Greek language in Asia is further proved by the inscriptions on the Baktrian coins , by the ...
... Greek Philosophers and Physicians to the courts of Nushirvan and Khosrú Parviz , and to Arabia . The existence of a widespread knowledge of the Greek language in Asia is further proved by the inscriptions on the Baktrian coins , by the ...
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... Greek books were for the most part translated directly into Arabic , or first into Syriac and thence into Arabic . Jourdain is of opinion that some were trans- lated directly from Greek and others through intermediate Sy- riac versions ...
... Greek books were for the most part translated directly into Arabic , or first into Syriac and thence into Arabic . Jourdain is of opinion that some were trans- lated directly from Greek and others through intermediate Sy- riac versions ...
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... Greek into evw ; Sanskrit rak , Greek levnós ; Sanskrit rik , Greek New . Accept these changes and you have Saramá changed into Halamá . Omit the final á as the feminine affix in Sanskrit not required in Greek , and alter m into " , a ...
... Greek into evw ; Sanskrit rak , Greek levnós ; Sanskrit rik , Greek New . Accept these changes and you have Saramá changed into Halamá . Omit the final á as the feminine affix in Sanskrit not required in Greek , and alter m into " , a ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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