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# The Classical Accounts of India c19.5

The Classical Accounts of India c19.5

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### [c19.5](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.majumdar-1960.c19.5)

Priscian, the celebrated grammarian, translated the poem of Dionysios into Latın hexameter verse, in which occur the following lines, to which I can find nothing correspondent in the original text :—

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