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	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 704 (v. 3) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Greek writers relate that the father of Sandrocottus was a man of low origin, being the son of a barber, whom the queen had married after putting her husband the king to death.
		Not only does the great resemblance of name point to an identity of the two, but the circumstances related by the Sanscrit writers respecting the history of Chandragupta bear so great a similarity to those recorded by the Greek authors respecting Sandrocottus, that it is impossible to doubt that they are the same person.
		The expedition of Malayaketu may perhaps be the same as that of Seleucus, who probably availed himself of the distracted state of the kingdom for the purpose of extending the Greek dominions in India.
	www.ancientlibrary.com /smith-bio/3038.html (1092 words)

	Verses of Vemana: Preface to Vemana
		The student may at first think this remark, which is no new one, unfounded; as the pronunciation is strong and decided; and as the mixture of Sanscrit terms often gives it a degree of roughness.
		But the pure rustic dialect as well as that of the poets is altogether different from this colloquial language; in the pure dialect most of those Sanscrit words that had harsh sounds are softened till they are as smooth and melodious as pure Telugu.
		With Sanscrit it is closely connected; as closely as English is with Latin.
	www.sacred-texts.com /hin/vov/vov01.htm (1454 words)

	Macaulay's Minute
		Evidently because it is universally felt that the Sanscrit and Arabic are languages, the knowledge of which does not compensate for the trouble of acquiring them.
		The fact that the Hindoo law is to be learned chiefly from Sanscrit books, and the Mohammedan law from Arabic books, has been much insisted on, but seems not to bear at all on the question.
		It is said that the Sanscrit and Arabic are the languages in which the sacred books of a hundred millions of people are written, and that they are, on that account, entitled to peculiar encouragement.
	members.aol.com /dwagenberg/macaulay_edited.html (1882 words)

	Greek Gods - The Sanskrit Connection
		In the Sanscrit language the myths common to the Aryan nations are presented in, perhaps, their simplest form.
		Greek, Latin, Sanscrit, etc., are but modifications of a primitive Aryan language that was spoken by the early "Aryans" before they branched away from their original home in Central Asia, to form new nationalities in India, Greece, Northern Europe, Central Europe, etc.
		The Sanscrit language is thus not the mother, but the elder sister of Greek and the kindred tongues: and Sanscrit or Hindoo mythology is, in like manner, only the elder sister of the other Aryan mythologies.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Forum/4737/greek1.html (1358 words)

	anacv1b9
		The Buddhist religion having been proved to have been universally disseminated, the ancient language on which the Sanscrit was founded, for there can be little doubt that it would in some degree be founded on the vernacular language of its builders, must have been in use by the Buddhists before the division of the religions.
		I think, to go no farther, the fact that the names of the ancient sixteen letters of the Jews and Celts had originally meanings, and the same meanings, and that the names of the letters of no other language had meanings, is nearly sufficient to prove their priority to all others.
		If the Sanscrit be the same as the Greek, and the Greek be the same as the Hebrew, the Sanscrit must be the same as the Hebrew.
	members.tripod.com /~pc93/anacv1b9.htm (15560 words)

	NSITE: THE CHAKRAS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		They are arranged in a fantastic system that demonstrates that the human form is indeed a microcosm of the universe, and our emotional and spiritual energies have centers of focus that we can use to improve our lives and the lives of those around us.
		Interestingly, the 3rd eye chakra is called Ajna and in Yoruba sacred music there is a level of perfection necessary to play the sacred drums at religious ceremonies, and it is called Aña.
		This area of NSITES will make available a Sanscrit font, descriptions of all of the letters and where they are located, their energies, and meditations to balance energies.
	www.kalilight.com /nsites/chakras.html (224 words)

	News
		Registered users of Sanscrit 1.0 are informed about this upgrade and received information to download the upgrade for free.
		Sanscrit determines if a case of soil contamination causes unacceptable risks for human, ecosystem or transport of contamination via groundwater.
		Sanscrit replaces the program SUS (RUM); each registered user of SUS is informed about the availability of SUS and can download Sanscrit 1.0 for free.
	www.risc-site.nl /news.htm (565 words)

	Sanscrit à Varanasi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Alors que les mots sanscrits résonnent dans le labyrinthe architectural dépassé qui abrite la Cour basse et la Cour de district de Varanasi, un étranger peut s'étonner qu'un pandit ait trouvé une place dans le complexe bourré de Kacchari pour faire marcher un pathsala.
		Il a toujours plaidé en sanscrit depuis le début même de sa carrière en 1981.
		L'amour pour le sanscrit est enraciné de manière profonde dans la famille brahmae à laquelle Upadhyay appartient.
	pages.intnet.mu /ramsurat/RamaNama85/RamNam85Sanscrit.html (481 words)

	Northvegr - Popular Tales From the Norse
		We are happy to be able to state here that the eminent Sanscrit scholar, Professor Benfey of Göttingen, is now publishing a German translation of the Pantcha-Tantra, which will be accompanied by translations of numerous compositions of the same kind, drawn from unpublished Sanscrit works, and from the legends current amongst the Mongolian tribes.
		They are on the eve of publication by M. Stanislas Julien, the first of Chinese scholars; and from the information on the matter which Professor Max Müller has kindly furnished to the translator, it appears that they passed with Buddhism from India into China.
		Of those works, two hundred were translations from the Sanscrit made by Buddhist monks, and it is from eleven of these that M. Julien has translated his Chinese Fables.
	www.northvegr.org /lore/popular/021.php (2296 words)

	Macaulay's Minute on Indian Education
		I hold his Lordship to be quite as free to direct that it shall no longer be employed in encouraging Arabic and Sanscrit, as he is to direct that the reward for killing tigers in Mysore shall be diminished, that no more public money shall be expended on the chanting at the cathedral.
		What we spend on the Arabic and Sanscrit colleges is not merely a dead loss to the cause of truth; it is bounty-money paid to raise up champions of error.
		There is yet another fact, which is alone sufficient to prove that the feeling of the native public, when left to itself, is not such as the supporters of the old system represent it to be.
	www.english.ucsb.edu /faculty/rraley/research/english/macaulay.html (3848 words)

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		I doubt whether the Sanscrit literature be as valuable as that of our Saxon and Norman progenitors.
		It is said that we ought to secure the co-operation of the native public, and that we can do this only by teaching Sanscrit and Arabic.
		It would be bad enough to consult their intellectual taste at the expense of their intellectual health.
	www.columbia.edu /~bh311/attachments/macaulayminute.doc (1328 words)

	Correspondence - A Theosophical Article by William Q. Judge
		In Sanscrit dictionaries the true pronunciation is found.
		But if our correspondent will, in these words, always read a as ah, e as eh, i as ee, u as oo, and o as oh, she will be right.
		Several letters have been written and inquiries propounded to the Editor regarding Sanscrit, and in one or two instances the assertion has been made that we were incorrect in saying that Sanscrit is not really a dead language.
	www.blavatsky.net /theosophy/judge/articles/correspondence.htm (3142 words)

	Nâgârjuna's "Friendly Epistle"
		For the Tibetan translations of the theological terms I have usually substituted their Sanscrit originals as far as they were known to me, and as far as they were not to be found in the Dharmasa.mgraha in the same order.
		Four × 7 corresponds to the Sanscrit Çloka, and is, of course, the most used (I found it, however, reproducing the Sanscrit Âryâ in Lalit.
		O thou of virtuous character, worthy of happiness, hear these noble verses which I have composed shortly, that (I thereby) might gather the merits, proceeding from the proclamation of the Sugata's words.
	www.sacred-texts.com /journals/jpts/nfe.htm (9134 words)

	Macaulay's Minute on Indian Education
		and Sanscrit, as he is to direct that the reward for killing tigers in Mysore shall be diminished, that
		Evidently because it is universally felt that the Sanscrit and
		Sanscrit books, I would abolish the Madrassa and the Sanscrit college at Calcutta.
	www.geocities.com /bororissa/mac.html (4637 words)

	Adonai - Living in the Light - Reiki - Heal Yourself
		First he studied the Japanese translation of the Sutras, but he couldn't find any answer, so he decided to study the Chinese language, but also in the Chinese translation he found no explanation how Buddha did the healing.
		Usui didn't give up, and learned the old language of the Sanscrit, to be able to read the original Buddhist writings.
		After 7 years of research he found what he was looking for: the symbols and descriptions how Buddha has healed, handwritten by an unknown disciple of Buddha.
	www.adonim.com /reiki/index.shtml (804 words)

	NSITE SANSCRIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The root has 4, the next 6, then 10, 12, 16, 2, and finally 1000.
		They are arranged such that the EARTH chakra, has 4 letters, the most labial, and the next, WATER has 6, the heart chakra has the most guttural sounds, and it continues up to the throat chakra (ETHER) with 16: all the vowels in sanscrit.
		The third eye has two, one being HA, the main sound of the throat chakra, the other KSHA, a combination of Ka the last of the heart chakra and SHA the very first, so that the third eye contains the duality of HA and (male) extension, and KSHA (female) the 'loop' of the body.
	www.kalilight.com /nsites/sanscrit.html (274 words)

	Rome - Vol I, Chapter II - Notes
		Hydraotes, the Ravey, or Iraoty, (Sanscrit, Iravati.) 4.
		The Satadru, (Sanscrit, the Hundred Streamed,) the Sutledj, known first to the Greeks in the time of Ptolemy.
		Wilson's Sanscrit Dict., and the valuable memoir of Lieut.
	www.cca.org /cm/rome/vol1/note02.html (5979 words)

	The Anugita: Being a Translation of Sanscrit Manuscripts from the Asvameda Paravan of the Mahabharata, and Being a ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
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		The Anugita: Being a Translation of Sanscrit Manuscripts from the Asvameda Paravan of the Mahabharata, and Being a Natural Adjunct to the Bhagavad Gita (Secret doctrine reference series) (2) by K.T. Telang, isbn: 0913510408
		The Anugita: Being a Translation of Sanscrit Manuscripts from the Asvameda Paravan of the Mahabharata, and Being a Natural Adjunct to the Bhagavad Gita (Secret doctrine reference series)
	www.campusi.com /isbn_0913510408.htm (390 words)

	Life -- Ancient Sanscrit Poem (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
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