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The lost tribes and the Saxons of the East and of the west, with new views of Buddhism, and translations of rock-records in India (1861)

Moore, George, 1803-1880 · London, Longmans, Green, Longman, and Roberts · leaf 187

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ntre of a kino-dom called Sanaka-nika. and be-longed to the Sakya tribes, so famous for the use ofthe bow, and their entire devotion to Buddha. Thiskingdom was also called Sachi^ which would be thesame as Sakai, Here, then, we are at once con-ducted to the Saxon tribes in India; and, lookingover… … X o z ^< CO h < UJ -J Ul tt:I CO < CQ O a: THE BUDDHISTS AND THE SAKAI. 171 of the people themselves, in their various domesticscenes and religious ceremonies. At the south gateof the great tope of Sachi stands a pillar surmountedwith four lions, at the right of the entrance, and onthat…

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