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Abstract/ Description |
Hitopadesa or salutary instruction in the original Sanskrit – 1805
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| Title |
Hitopadesa
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| Size |
45 × 50 cm.
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| Forms part of |
“First title page” photographs collection.
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| Origin |
19th century
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| Language Information |
Sanskrit is one of the oldest known languages over thousands of years. It is also called "Dev Vani" (the language of gods) as it is said that Brahma introduced this language to the Sages of celestial bodies. It is believed that the Sanskrit language came from Indo-European language family of Indian subcontinent.
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Subjects |
Indian- Language and Languages
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Indo-Aryan Languages
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Sacred Literature- Hitopadesa –Sanskrit Language
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| Medium/Genre |
Photograph
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| Note |
Photograph was laminated by CILS, Mysore. It is procured from Calcutta. Displayed in photograph section.
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| Location |
Centre for Information on Language Sciences, Mysore
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