The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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... given . The author next treats categorical syllogisms according to the Prior Analytics . It is worthy of note that Avi- cenna gives only three figures , which proves that he followed Aris- totle and not Galen , as Averroes and most of ...
... given . The author next treats categorical syllogisms according to the Prior Analytics . It is worthy of note that Avi- cenna gives only three figures , which proves that he followed Aris- totle and not Galen , as Averroes and most of ...
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... given as G sharp from that given for A flat . For the G sharp , the leading note to A ( 1562 ) would be given ; for the A flat some note very much flatter than the equal temperament note ( = 1587 ) would be given though probably not so ...
... given as G sharp from that given for A flat . For the G sharp , the leading note to A ( 1562 ) would be given ; for the A flat some note very much flatter than the equal temperament note ( = 1587 ) would be given though probably not so ...
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... given is modern Devanagaree , and Mr. Duncan , who sent it to the Asiatic Society , had probably employed a pundit to transcribe it from the original character , which was most likely the kutila , in which the other inscriptions of the ...
... given is modern Devanagaree , and Mr. Duncan , who sent it to the Asiatic Society , had probably employed a pundit to transcribe it from the original character , which was most likely the kutila , in which the other inscriptions of the ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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