...the real ' opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkins's Bhagvat Geeta. ' That gentleman was Sanskrit mad, and has more materials ' and more general knowledge...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras.* Arabic, too, did not then find much more favour in his eyes than Sanskrit. ' Thus much,' he writes,...

...depended on for information concerning the real opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkina' 'BhagvatGeeta.' That gentleman was Sanscrit-mad, and has more materials...enough in the country to have formed my opinion ; and, not having been concerned in a single act of rapacity, that opinion is impartial : but it would take...

...the real opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkins's ' Bhagvat Geeta.' That gentleman was Sanskrit mad, and has more materials and more general knowledge...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras." Arabic, too, did not then find much more favor in his eyes than Sanskrit. " Thus much," he writes,...

...concerning the real opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkins's Bhagvat Geeta. That gentleman was Sanskrit-mad, and has more materials and more general knowledge...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras.' Arabic, too, did not then find much more favour in his eyes than Sanskrit. ' Thus much,' he writes,...

...concerning the reaj opinions of the Hindus except Wilkins' 'Bhagvat Geeta.' That gentleman was Sanskrit-mad and has more materials and more general knowledge...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras." And we are reminded that Wilkins, such was his zeal for Eastern learning, himself cut the punches for...

...be depended on for information concerning the real opinions of the Hindus except Wilkins' 'Bhagvat Geeta. ' That gentleman was Sanscrit-mad and has more...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras. Wilkins was very skilful with his hands and his pen. He had with his own hands designed and cut the...

...concerning the real opinions of the Hindus except Wilkins' 'Bhagvat Geeta.' That gentleman was Sanskrit-mad and has more materials and more general knowledge...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras." And we are reminded that Wilkins, such was his zeal for Eastern learning, himself cut the punches for...

...depended on for information concerning the real opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkins' 'Bhagvat-Geeta'. That gentleman was Sanscrit-mad, and has more materials...foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras". Ähnlich äußerte sich Jones in Briefen an Wilkins, die Hall im Journal der AOS. mitgeteilt hat, vgl....

...which can be depended upon for information concerning the real opinions of the Hindus, except Wilkins's Bhagavat Geeta. That gentleman was Sanscrit-mad, and has more materials, and more general knowledge respecting1 the Hindus, than any other foreigner ever acquired since the days of Pythagoras. " You...