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The History of the Maethili Language (2)

[6] In ancient India three scripts [...] Kut́ilá script. All the rock inscriptions or copper inscriptions which have been unearthed in these [...] own script and its own alphabet.

The Fundamentals of Language (1)

[13] Three scripts can be used writing [...] script used in this area. The inscriptions on the rocks and stones that can [...] Saḿskrtá scholars.

Ráŕh – 20. The Script of Ráŕh (1)

[2] As Shriiharśa is one of [...] of tiirtha [sacred place]. Such inscriptions carved in stone in ancient Bengali [...] without raising one’s hand).

Proper Names – 2 (Discourse 17) (2)

[97] There is a living history behind [...] comparatively little written history. Stone inscriptions, copper inscriptions and coins offer very little help [...] have to be mercilessly discarded.

Parama Puruśa Is Everywhere (1)

[3] The first script was invented almost [...] Bráhmii script on his stone inscriptions. In Laoria and other areas one sees the exclusive use of Bráhmii script.

Kup to Kula (Discourse 32) (1)

[80] “This morning I received [...] accounts on different pillars and inscriptions. There will certainly be nothing [...] will sink into darkness.”

Iigal to Iikśańaka/ Iikśańika/ Iikśańiká (Discourse 8) (1)

[47] “In that era the influence [...] carved from stone and some bear inscriptions in the Dalma script. You went [...] Suvarnarekha River runs through it.

How to Unite Human Society (3)

[41] Kuthila was used in Allahabad and [...] script was widely used. The old rock inscriptions of Emperor Ashok were written in Kuthfia. Ancient rock inscriptions found at Allahabad, Dacca, Calcutta, [...] Harsabardhan who used Kuthila in his rock inscriptions or official seals. The present Bengali script is Sri Harsa script.

A Scriptological and Linguistic Survey of the World (1)

[20] Ancient támralipi, or inscriptions written on copper, and shilálekha, [...] courts and Urdu took its place.

Áṋt to Áhiira (Discourse 5) (1)

[74] “This Mágadhii Prákrta [...] Magadha also had its own script. Inscriptions in that ancient Mágadhii [...] script and Bengali script.”