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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)In the districts of Bihár and Patna the Jains are called Sráwacs. The number of this sect settled there is not great, amounting only to three hundred and fifty families; but they possess considerable wealth, having all ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)Capt. A. Gerard, from whose letters on a survey of the middle valley of the Setlej, in the year 1818, a brief sketch of the geology of that part of the Himálaya was prepared, which has been inserted in the Geological ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The translations, which accompanied the Sanscrǐt inscriptions on copper presented to the Society by Major Tod, having been made through the medium of an interpreter, I have thought it right to re-examine the originals, at ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)Of the six systems of philosophy received among learned Hindus, four have been noticed in the preceding parts of this essay, viz. the theistical and atheistical Sánc'hyas, the dialectic Nyáya, and the atomical Vaiśéshica. ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The Inscription, of which I have the honour to present a copy and translation to the Society, is a memorial of an important period in the History of India, especially that part familiarly, though restrictively, denominated ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)What the profound observer, quoted above, pronounced generally of fiction, is peculiarly pertinent, when applied to the Hindus. The history of their progress, in the arts of civilized life, is so clouded with mythology, ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)In the preceding essay, the Sánc'hya, theistical as well as atheistical, was examined. The. subject of the present essay, will be the dialectic philosophy of Gótama, and atomical of Canáde, respectively called Nyáya “ ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The Hindus, as is well known, possess various ancient systems of philosophy, which, they consider to be orthodox, as consistent with the theology and metaphysics of the Védas; and have likewise preserved divers systems ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The degree of civilization attained by a nation may, in a great measure, be estimated by the progress which it has made in those useful arts, trades, and employments, by means of which the necessaries, conveniencies, and ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)Among the objects of Natural History, which attracted the attention, and excited the wonder of the followers of Alexander the Great, when that illustrious conqueror Carried his victorious arras across the Indus, was the ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)I have the honour to present to the Society, three copper-plates, and to submit translations of the inscriptions on two of them. They were obtained by me from the ancient city of Avantí, or Ujain ( Ujjayani), about twelve ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)Bundélkhund, as its name implies, is the tract or country of the Bundélas; and comprises all the territory, which the Rájás of that dynasty occupied, in the zenith of their power. Thus, the aggregate of the present states ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The Censor, Wang-shĭ-fŎ, has presented to us a paper, concerning the malversations in office prevalent among the clerks and official assistants in the government offices of Chĭh-le province.
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)In March 1816, I went with two other gentlemen from Fatahghar, on the invitation of the principal persons of the Saud sect, to witness an assemblage of them, for the purpose of religious worship, in the city of Farrukhábád, ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)The present dynasty instituted the office of Hoppo (invested with the general superintendence of maritime commerce), on account of its compassionating feelings towards distant foreigners; surely not in consequence of any ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1827-01-01)In Calcutta, you desired that I would procure, and send to you, some Sheep of the Isle of Ormus, should it be in my power; which, however, it has not been. This circumstance impressed me with an idea of your conceiving the ...
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