Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bombay, Volumen10Asiatic Society of Bombay., 1875 Vol. 1-new ser., v. 7 include the society's Proceedings for 1841-1929 (title varies). |
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amulet appears Asiatic Society B'bay Baçaim Bassein Belgaum Belgaum District Bhâratî Svâmî Bombay Brahmans brother called Canarese castes century chief chieftain coins contains copper-plate grant copperplate copy cubits Dharasena district Ditto dynasty earth enemies facsimile given glory goddess Govt grant Gujarát Harsha headmen Hindu honour hundred India inscription Jain Jain temple Jaina Janamejaya Jina Jour Kârtavîrya Korán Krishna Kshatriyas Kûndi Lakshmidêva land letters effaced lord lotuses lovely woman Madhusudana Mahâbhârata Marathas means mentioned moon Nâyakas occurs ocean Old Canarese original plate Portuguese possessed present prince Professor Dowson Pulakesi Râja Rattas reign Royal Asiatic Society S'rí Śaka Saka era Śáliváhana samvatsara Sanskrit Sátaváhana Satyâśraya Saundatti Sêna Śiva Śrî stone Sugandhavarti Surah talismanic translated Valabhí Vardhana verses Vikrama Vikramaditya II village Vishnu Wathen's wife word writing Yudhishthira بسم الله ಕೊಟ್ಟ
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