Ginger.
Text über die Entstehung des Wortes "Ginger" (Ingwer) in Sanskrit.
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Text über die Entstehung des Wortes "Ginger" (Ingwer) in Sanskrit.
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Suśruta on Mosquitoes.
The two texts of Suśruta on which the five distinguished Ceylon scholars referred to by Sir Henry Blake have rested their opinion that the medical writers of ancient India were acquainted with the connection existing between malaria and mosquitoes,...
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The two texts of Suśruta on which the five distinguished Ceylon scholars referred to by Sir Henry Blake have rested their opinion that the medical writers of ancient India were acquainted with the connection existing between malaria and mosquitoes, were also quoted in my previous communication to this Journal (July, 1905), which was written about the same time as Sir H. Blake's paper.
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Slavery (Hindu).
Slavery is an institution fully recognized in the Sanskrit law books of India. The Code of Manu (viii. 415) names seven causes of slavery, viz. capture in war, voluntary submission to slavery for a maintenance, birth from a female slave, sale, gift,...
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Slavery is an institution fully recognized in the Sanskrit law books of India. The Code of Manu (viii. 415) names seven causes of slavery, viz. capture in war, voluntary submission to slavery for a maintenance, birth from a female slave, sale, gift, inheritance from ancestor, and condemnation to slavery by way of punishment.
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Ginger.
Text über die Entstehung des Wortes "Ginger" (Ingwer) in Sanskrit.
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Text über die Entstehung des Wortes "Ginger" (Ingwer) in Sanskrit.
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Suśruta on Mosquitoes.
The two texts of Suśruta on which the five distinguished Ceylon scholars referred to by Sir Henry Blake have rested their opinion that the medical writers of ancient India were acquainted with the connection existing between malaria and mosquitoes,...
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The two texts of Suśruta on which the five distinguished Ceylon scholars referred to by Sir Henry Blake have rested their opinion that the medical writers of ancient India were acquainted with the connection existing between malaria and mosquitoes, were also quoted in my previous communication to this Journal (July, 1905), which was written about the same time as Sir H. Blake's paper.
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Slavery (Hindu).
Slavery is an institution fully recognized in the Sanskrit law books of India. The Code of Manu (viii. 415) names seven causes of slavery, viz. capture in war, voluntary submission to slavery for a maintenance, birth from a female slave, sale, gift,...
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Slavery is an institution fully recognized in the Sanskrit law books of India. The Code of Manu (viii. 415) names seven causes of slavery, viz. capture in war, voluntary submission to slavery for a maintenance, birth from a female slave, sale, gift, inheritance from ancestor, and condemnation to slavery by way of punishment.
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