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Volume 49 - October 1917

Contents

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Miscellaneous Communications

Articles

  • XXI. The Dragon of Tagaung

  • R. Grant Brown
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    15 March 2011, pp. 741-751

  • Tagaung lies on the Irrawaddy River 124 miles north of Mandalay in lat. 23° 30′, long. 96° 2′, and is regarded by the Burmese generally as their most ancient capital. There are remains of other cities in the neighbourhood, and to at least one of these, Tonngè, local tradition assigns a still greater antiquity.

Miscellaneous Communications

Articles

  • XXII. Yasna XLIII, 7–16, in its Sanskrit Forms

  • Mills
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    15 March 2011, pp. 753-771

  • First of all God's Bounteous Holiness is held in mind as Supreme when the Representative of the Sacred Tribes — the Loyal One par-eminence — comes with Vohu Manah's Sincere Intention to ask of him, once more, his principles,—on which all hangs.

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