Ancient CeylonAn account of the aborigines and of part of the early civilization in Sri Lanka. |
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There is good reason to suppose that the accounts which the early writers have given respecting the Yakkhas have some foundation in fact . If so , they must necessarily refer , not to any supernatural beings who had made Ceylon their ...
There is good reason to suppose that the accounts which the early writers have given respecting the Yakkhas have some foundation in fact . If so , they must necessarily refer , not to any supernatural beings who had made Ceylon their ...
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1 is twelve feet long to the point where the stone has given way , and the letters are three inches high . No 2 is fifteen feet long , with letters from two to three inches high , cut about a quarter of an inch deep . No.
1 is twelve feet long to the point where the stone has given way , and the letters are three inches high . No 2 is fifteen feet long , with letters from two to three inches high , cut about a quarter of an inch deep . No.
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The cave of the thēra Dhammarakkhita ; given to the Community of the four quarters , present or future . In the reign of Gāmaņi Abhaya it is made . In the . Dīpavansa ( p . 209 ) a thēra termed the learned Dhammarakkhita ' is mentioned ...
The cave of the thēra Dhammarakkhita ; given to the Community of the four quarters , present or future . In the reign of Gāmaņi Abhaya it is made . In the . Dīpavansa ( p . 209 ) a thēra termed the learned Dhammarakkhita ' is mentioned ...
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according ancient Anurādhapura appears bank base believed belong bricks building built called cave century B.C. Ceylon chief close coins construction covered cross dāgaba deity demons described district dome early evidently face feet five follows Forest four given half hand head height hill histories holes inches India indicate inscription Kandian kind King known later length lower Mahāvansa means measured mentioned miles monks northern offering original passed perhaps period person pillars played player possibly present probably protection prove Province raised record reference regarding reign represented reservoir river rock round seen seven shape shows side similar Sinhalese sluice southern square stone structure symbol Tamil tank temple termed thick third Tissa tree usual Vaeddas village wall wide wihāra Yakā
Bibliographic information
| Title | Ancient Ceylon Volume 41 of Ceylon historical journal monograph series |
| Author | Henry Parker |
| Edition | 4, reprint |
| Publisher | Asian Educational Services, 1981 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Aug 2008 |
| ISBN | 8120602080, 9788120602083 |
| Length | 695 pages |
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