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I sincerely thank Dr Thomas Malten, of Cologne, who was kind enough to have his computer collect the material for this paper for
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Lienhard 1996: 523-36.
For one they say Apollo; for two: strife; for three: Athena, justice,
etc. (Plutarch, De Iside et Osiride 381F).
ŚpBr IX 1,1,44 and 3,3,19, cf. XII 3,2,2.
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Sachau 1910: I 177. For this purpose Filliozat's Appendix I in Renou & Filliozat 1953, p. 708f. and Kane's list 1974: 701ff. can be used as they were drawn up after numbers.
7. Lața mentioned as such by Alberuni probably was actually its commentator (Winternitz III,2 1967: 683). On the practice see Gangooly 1935: Introductory note, p. lv, and Renou & Filliozat 1953, § 1722.
Translated from Nathurām Premi's Marathi.
Shouldn't this be 8?
10. Shouldn't this be 12?
Kane, loc. cit. His statement "Any number of synonyms may be employed to indicate the same number" (p. 701) is not (always) covered by MW, e.g. 9 or 14 for ratna is not mentioned as such for mani.
Balbir & Pinault 1996
Burgess 1860 Gangooly 1935
Glasenapp 1999
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