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 235
retheir wings straight, the one towards the other,every one had two. {Ibid, vers. 22, 23.) It canscarcely be necessary to prove that the resemblanceshere cannot be merely the accidental result of twominds thinking about a wheel; and therefore, insteadof commenting on the remarkable and… … FROM BAS-RELIEFS AT SANCHI THEIR ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE. 215 from Major Cunninghams interesting work on theBhilsa Topes, and faithfully copied from the gatesof the square enclosures of those topes. Figs. 1 and 2 present the wheel above four livingcreatures, or, as the word is often translated,…
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