The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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... entirely from treatises with the same title by Ammonius , Simplicius , Philoponus and others . It is an introduction to Aristotle treating of the various Greek schools of philosophy , of the names of Aris- totle's works and of the end ...
... entirely from treatises with the same title by Ammonius , Simplicius , Philoponus and others . It is an introduction to Aristotle treating of the various Greek schools of philosophy , of the names of Aris- totle's works and of the end ...
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... entirely with the members of the Anjuman , but he considered it undesirable and disrespectful to make a further re- monstrance . He had lately availed himself of an opportunity of discussing the matter with the Viceroy and other Members ...
... entirely with the members of the Anjuman , but he considered it undesirable and disrespectful to make a further re- monstrance . He had lately availed himself of an opportunity of discussing the matter with the Viceroy and other Members ...
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... entirely defrayed by them . There are also five verna- cular schools which receive aid from the Paikpárá family . A night school for adult labouring men , a girls ' school , and a school of carpentery , are also supported by them ...
... entirely defrayed by them . There are also five verna- cular schools which receive aid from the Paikpárá family . A night school for adult labouring men , a girls ' school , and a school of carpentery , are also supported by them ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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