 | William Robertson - Classical geography - 1791 - 408 pages
...in profe where it is familiar ; the men of rank and learning are reprefented fpeaking pure Sanfcrit, and the women Pracrit, which is little more than the...Brahmins, melted down by a delicate articulation to the foftnefs of Italian ; while the IV. p. 47, &c. * Aa III. p. 36. £> " low •** .1C • ** low perfons... | |
 | 1791 - 618 pages
...in profe, where it is familiar: the men of rank and learning are reprefented fpeaking pure Sanfcrit, and the women Pracrit, which is little more than the language of the Brohniens melted down by a delicate articulation to the foftnefs of Italian ; while the low perfons... | |
 | James Anderson - Books, Reviews - 1791 - 416 pages
...profe, where it is familiar l the men of rank and learning are reprefented fpeaking pure fanfcrit, and the women pracrit ; which is little more than the language of the Brahmens melted down by a delicate articulation to the fofmefs of the Italian ; while the low perfons... | |
 | 1792 - 822 pages
...profc wiiere h is familiar; the men of rank and learning arc reprefented as fpeaking pure Sanfcrit, and the women Pracrit, which is little more than the...Brahmins, melted down by a delicate articulation to the foftnefi of Italian ; while the low pcilons of the drama fpeak the vulgar dialects of the lèverai... | |
 | Joseph Cooper Walker - Italian drama - 1799 - 434 pages
...before Christ), we find, says Sir William Jones, " the men of rank and learning represented ipeaking pure Sanscrit, and the women pracrit, which is little more than the language of the Brahmens melted down by a delicate articulation to the softness of Italians while the low persons of... | |
 | William Robertson - India - 1804 - 422 pages
...profe where it is familiar ; the men of " rank and learning are reprefented fpeaking pure " Sanfkreet, and the women Pracrit, which is little " more than...Brahmins, " melted down by a delicate articulation to the " foftnefs of Italian ; while the low perfons " of the drama fpeak the vulgar diale&s of the " feveral... | |
 | William Jones - 1807 - 566 pages
...in profe, where it is familiar: the men of rank and learning are reprefented fpeaking pure Sanfcrit, and the women Pracrit, which is little more than the language of the Brahmens melted down by a delicate articulation to the foftnefs of Italian; while the low perfons of... | |
 | William Robertson - India - 1812 - 422 pages
...theatre, would fill as many volumes as that of any nation in ancient or modern Europe. They are all in verse where the dialogue is elevated, and in prose...of rank and learning are represented speaking pure Sanskreet, and thtt women Pracrit, which is little more than the language of the Brahmins, melted down... | |
 | William Robertson - America - 1812 - 430 pages
...** the men of rank and learning are reprefented " fpeaking pure Sanfkreet, and the women Pra" crit, which is little more than the language of " the Brahmins, melted down by a delicate ar" ticulation to the foftnefs of Italian ; while the ** lowperfons of the drama fpeak the vulgar dia"... | |
 | William Robertson - India - 1817 - 430 pages
...that of any nation in ancient or modern Eub Act IV. p. 47, &c. c Act III. p. 36. *' rope. They are all in verse where the dialogue " is elevated, and in...rank and learning are represented " speaking pure Sanskreet, and the women Pra" crit, which is little more than the language of " the Brahmins, melted... | |
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Pracrit, which is little more than the language of the Brahmins, melted down by a delicate articulation to the softness of Italian ; while the low persons of the drama speak the vulgar dialects of the several provinces which they are supposed to inhabit... 
