Sabda bodha mimamsa Tatacharya N S Ramanuja An inquiry into Indian theories of verbal cognition
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TextLanguage: Sanskrit Publication details: New Delhi Rashtraiya Sanskrit Sansthan 2005Subject(s): DDC classification: - R6,(P15,C:3), 15P5.1-.2(RR)
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