Sprachmeister in its page 84 reprint, under the heading of the plate, says, ‘ex G. The specimen is taken from Aurenck Szeb, a life of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, of Georg Jacob Kehr, which was printed at Leipzig in 1725. The book has Bengali numerals, from 1 to 10 and from 20 to 100 by a step of, on page 209, headed ‘Bengalische Zahlen’. These were consonants, and a conjunct letter, running to page 85. GEORGE A Grierson, in the first part of the fifth volume of his Linguistic Survey of India, in 1903, established that Orientalisch- und Occidentalischer Sprachmeister (Oriental and occidental language teacher), compiled by Johann Friedrich Fritz, published at Leipzig in 1748, contains the Bengali alphabet in print on page 84, headed ‘Das Bengalische oder Jentivische Alphabet’ in German and ‘Alphabetum Bengalicum s. SUNAMGANJ HAOR EMBANKMENT PROJECTS 40pc works still to be done as deadline missed.New, outlying district public univs failing to woo students.Not for anyone to walk dully along, and away.
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