was the only palm the leaves of which were used throughout India and (2) that the use of the leaves of Borassus commenced at a comparatively late period and was and is still limited to the South and East of India. [...] The above statements sum up the botanical information of the present day which has been verified afresh for the purpose of the present paper by Dr. [...] 77 and 87 in Table I the width of which grows (as noted in the Table) from 1 or lt inches at the ends to 1inches in the middle of the leaf. [...] In this case of course the maximum width is at one end of the inscribed loaf and gradually decreases to the other end. [...] Nearly the whole of the remainder of the list are manuscripts preserved in Calcutta in the collections of the Asiatic Society of Bengal and the Government of India.
- Pages
- 106
- Published in
- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120250
| Segment | Pages | Author | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
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An Epigraphical Note on Palm-leaf Paper and Birch-bark.—by A. F. Rudolf Hoernle PH.D. C.I.E.
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93-134 | unknown | view |
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A collection of Ladakhi Proverbs.—by the Rev. H. Francke Moravian Missionary Leh. Communicated by the Philological Secretary.
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135-148 | unknown | view |
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A Printer of the Asur dukmā a dialect of the Kolariata language.—by the Rev. Ferd. Garman Evangelical Lutheran Mission Chollt Nāgpur. Communicated by DR. G. A. Gmrmsox C.I.E.
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149-172 | unknown | view |
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An Inscription of the Time of Kapilēndra Dēra of Orissa from Gūpināthapura District Cuttack. ( With an Appendix on the last Hindu Kings of Orissa.)—by Babu Mon Mohan Chakravarty M.A. B.L. M.R.A.S.
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173-189 | unknown | view |
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An Inscription of the time of Nayapāla Dēva from the Rrsna-deārikā Temple at Gayā—By Babu Monmohan Chakravarti M.A. B.L. M.R.A.S.
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190-195 | unknown | view |
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Index to the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
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196-198 | unknown | view |
