...can be little doubt ; and the infcriptions at Canarah feem to be compounded of Nagari and Ethiopic letters, which bear a clofe relation to each other,...manner of connecting the vowels with the confonants."* The idea of the Indians, as detailed above, is exactly conformable to that of Plato, and of many Chriftians,...

...feem to be compounded of Ndgari and Ethiopich letters, which bear a clofe relation to each , other, other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand,...favour an opinion entertained by many, that all the fymbols of sound, which at firft, probably, were only rude outlines of the different organs of fpeech,...

...at Candrab, of which you now poflefs. a moft accurate copy, feem to be compounded of Ndgari and pick letters, which bear a clofe relation to each other,...the mode of writing from the left hand, and in the fmgular manner of connecting the vowels with the confonants. Thefe remarks may favour an opinion entertained...

...Candrab, of which you now poflefs a moft accurate copy, feem to be compounded of Nagari and Etbio* pick letters, which bear a clofe relation to each other,...the mode of writing from the left hand, and in the fmgular manner of connecting the vowels with the cbnfonants. Thele remarks may favour an opinion entertained...

...possess a most accurate copy, seem to be compounded of Nagari and Ethiopic letters, which bear a close relation to each other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand, and in the singular manner of connecting the vowels with the consonants. These remarks may favour an opinion entertained...

...the inscriptions at Canarah seem to be compounded of Nagari and Ethiopic letters, which bear a close relation to each other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand and in the singular manner of connecting the vowels with the consonants. These remarks may favour an opinion entertained...

...accurate copy, seem to be compounded of Nagari (Sanskrit) and Ethiopic letters, which bear a close relation to each other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand, and in the singular manner of connecting the vowels with the consonants. (Works, vol. iii. p. 35.) If Deva- Nagari,...

...Canarab, of which you now poflefs a moft accurate copy, feem to be compounded of Ndgari and Ethiq* pick letters, which bear a clofe relation to each other,...manner of connecting the vowels with the confonants. Thele remarks may favour an opinion entertained by many, that all the lymbols of found, which at firft,...

...possess a most accurate copy, seem to be compounded of Nägari and Ethiopic letters, which bear a close relation to each other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand, and in the Singular manner of connecting the vowels with the consonants. These remarks may favor an opinion entertained...

...feem to be compounded of Ntigari and fcfaopicx letters, which bear a clofc relation to cich oihcr, other, both in the mode of writing from the left hand,...favour an opinion entertained by many, that all the fymbols of Joundt which at firft, probably, were only rude outlines of the different organs of fpeech,...