10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUDIBLENESS»
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audibleness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A history of Hindu chemistry from the earliest times to the ...
ethereal fluid (akasa), occupying space : it has the property of audibleness, being
the vehicle of sound, derived from the sonorous rudiment or ethereal atom. 2nd.
Air, which is endowed with the properties of audibleness and tangibility, being ...
Prafulla Chandra Rāy, 1903
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Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain ...
Five elements, produced from the five elementary particles or rudiments. lst, A
diffused, etherial fluid (dcdsa), occupying space: it has the property of
audibleness, being the vehicle of sound, derived from the sonorous rudiment or
etherial atom.
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Miscellaneous Essays by H. T. Colebrooke: 1
A diffused, etherial fluid (écééa), occupying space: it has the property of
audibleness, being the Vehicle of sound, derived from the sonorous rudiment or
etherial atom. 2d. Air, which is endued with the properties of audibleness and
tangibility, ...
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Essays on the religion and philosophy of the Hindus
A diffused, etherial fluid (dcrisa), occupying space : it has the property of
audibleness, being the vehicle of sound, derived from the sonorous rudiment or
etherial atom. 2d. Air, which is endued with the properties of audibleness and
tangibility, ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, 1858
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Miscellaneous Essays: Miscellaneous essays, by H. T. ...
occupying space : it has the property of audibleness, being the vehicle of sound,
derived from the sonorous rudiment or etherial atom. 2nd. Air, which is endued
with the properties of audibleness and tangibility, being sensible to hearing and ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Edward Byles Cowell, 1873
occupying space : it has the property of audibleness, being the vehicle of sound,
derived from the sonorous rudiment or etherial atom. 2nd. Air, which is endued
with the properties of audibleness and tangibility, being sensible to hearing and ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Edward Byles Cowell, 1873
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The London Quarterly and Holborn Review
Space has the property of audibleness; air the properties of audibleness and
tangibility ; fire of audibleness, tangibility, and colour ; water audibleness,
talzlgllélllty, colour, and savour; earth audibleness, tmgibility, colour, savour, an 0
our.
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Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal ...
... which has the property of audiblcncss, is the vehicle of sound, and is derived
from the sonorous tanm&tra ; air, which has the properties of audibleness and
tangibility, is sensible to hearing and touch, and is derived from the aerial
tanm&tra; ...
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CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE ...
The five subtle elements (see 4 — 8) produce (20 — 24) the five gross elements
— viz., dkds'a, space or ether, which has the property of audibleness, is the
vehicle of sound, and is derived from the sonorous tanmatra ; air, which has the ...
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Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
The five subtle elements (see 4 — 8) produce (20 — 24) the five gross elements
— viz., dkds'a, space or ether, which has the property of audibleness, is the
vehicle of sound, and is derived from the sonorous taumatra ; air, which has the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AUDIBLENESS»
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