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... important contributions to them all . He was the author of the first commentary on a Greek poem in which the entire apparatus of modern scholarship , encompassing not only literary knowledge but also that of history , art , archaeology ...
... important contributions to them all . He was the author of the first commentary on a Greek poem in which the entire apparatus of modern scholarship , encompassing not only literary knowledge but also that of history , art , archaeology ...
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... important studies of Buddhist iconography . A.K. COOMARASWAMY , Yaksas , 2 vol . ( 1928-31 ) , is a masterly study of early iconography . HEINRICH ZIMMER , Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization ( 1946 , reprinted 1963 ) ...
... important studies of Buddhist iconography . A.K. COOMARASWAMY , Yaksas , 2 vol . ( 1928-31 ) , is a masterly study of early iconography . HEINRICH ZIMMER , Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization ( 1946 , reprinted 1963 ) ...
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... important in terms of value , although the area devoted to them is limited largely to equatorial areas . Rubber and palm oil are significant in Malaysia , Indone- sia , and southern Thailand , while coconuts and sugar are important in ...
... important in terms of value , although the area devoted to them is limited largely to equatorial areas . Rubber and palm oil are significant in Malaysia , Indone- sia , and southern Thailand , while coconuts and sugar are important in ...
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