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Nalanda Stone Inscription of Yasovarmadeva

By A. K. Mrithyunjayan

Vol. 8 · No. 1March - 1932pp. 228–230English

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  • “I wish he had compared the script of this inscription with the alphabet in which the Horiuzi palm-leaf manuscript of the Usnitayiayadhirant from Japan is written, for in that case, he would not have been”

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  1. Epigraphia Indica
  2. The Horiuzi palm-leaf manuscript of the Usnitayiayadhiranta from Japan
  3. Fourth palmographic table of Bühler
  4. The Madhuvan copper-plate inscription

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