Physicians of ancient India by Anu Saini

“…The healers of ancient India hailed from different castes and classes. …”
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Herbal cosmetics in ancient India by Kunda Patkar

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Segmental phonology in ancient India? by Lowe, JJ

“…I show that the ancient Indian phonological tradition was fundamentally segmental, despite lacking any alphabetic influence. In ancient India, segmental units were identified as the basic units of analysis on the basis of purely linguistic considerations.…”

Landscape, water and religion in ancient India by Julia Shaw

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The Rāmāyaṇa of Vālmīki: An Epic of Ancient India by Matheus Landau de Carvalho

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Upinder Singh: Political Violence in Ancient India by Annette Schmiedchen

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Viharas in ancient India : a survey of Buddist monastries / by 258214 Barua, Dipak Kumar

Philosophy on Stage: Theatricality, Ritual and Logic in Ancient India by Juan Arnau

“…The article analyses the public debates in ancient India, distinguishing the different modalities of these practices as they appear in the compendiums of logic (Nyāyasūtra) and in the medical Sanskrit literature (Carakasamhitā). …”
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D.N. Jha. ANCIENT INDIA IN HISTORICAL OUTLINE. 3rd EDITION by Matthew Gray Marsh

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Genesis and evolution of security issues in the history of political and legal thought of Ancient China and Ancient India by Yuliia Zahumenna

“…Gradually, in particular on the example of ancient India and China, we can see the increasing attention of ancient Eastern thinkers to the development of state and law issues in security. …”
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The fully equipped physician: An ancient Indian competency framework by Anand Choudhary

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A Four-billion-year Story: The Making of India by Barry Wood

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Indian Diplomatic Mission to Emperor Octavian Augustus: Indo-European Contact by Roman Pyrih

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Chemistry of ancient materials of iron in India by Nityananda Agasti, Balaram Pani

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Presentation of “Living Being” in Early Indian Buddhism and Its Ethical Implications by Tamara Ditrich

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The legal impact on demographic processes in ancient legislations (using the example of Roman marriage and family law) by Yu.M. Lukin

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A Comparative Study on the Buddhist and Brahmanic Conceptions of the Relationship between the Secular World and the Emancipation Realm by Yao Weiqun

“…Buddhism and Brahmanism were two important religions in ancient India and their religious philosophies continue to be the fundamental components of contemporary Indian culture. …”
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The Practice of China’s Cosmetic Medicine Dated Back to 3 800–4 800 Years Ago by Wei WANG, Xiaoxi LIN, Yuguang ZHANG, Qingfeng LI

“…The practice of cosmetic medicine in China predates the practice of nasal reconstruction found in ancient India.…”
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KONTROWERSJE WOKÓŁ UTWORZENIA ŻEŃSKIEJ WSPÓLNOTY MONASTYCZNEJ WE WCZESNYM BUDDYZMIE by Joanna Gruszewska

“…Paper deals with examining reasons of the controversy, which are rooted in Brahmanical worldview, taking into account religious and social context of ancient India.…”
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A grammarian's view of negation: Nāgeśa's Paramalaghumañjūṣā on nañartha by Lowe, J, Benson, J

“…The theory of negation developed in the grammatical-philosophical system of later Vyākaraṇa remains almost entirely unstudied, despite its close links with the (widely studied) approaches to negation found in other philosophical schools such as Nyāya and Mīmāṃsā, and despite its consequent importance for a comprehensive understanding of the theory of negation in ancient India. In this paper we present an edition, translation and commentary of the relevant sections of Nāgeśa’s Paramalaghumañjūṣā, a concise presentation by the final authority of the Pāṇinian tradition, together with an explanatory introduction outlining the grammarians’ theory of negation and its relations particularly with the Nyāya theory of negation.…”