Titlebook: Ancient Hindu Science; Its Transmission and Alok Kumar Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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E. van der Wende,W. G. Characklis wisdom of its people. Over many centuries, all the kings of the past have recognized the ability of the Hindus in all branches of knowledge.”. This was the conclusion that ?a’id al-Andalusī (1029-1070) made in his book, . (Book of the Categories of Nations), in 1068. ?ā’id lived in Spain and compil

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Charles P. Hibler,Carrie M. Hancockonal needs or the needs of the society and achieve them with the help of science. What were the geographical, social, and religious conditions that allowed the growth of science among the ancient Hindus? How did the ancient Hindus preserve their scientific knowledge and transmit it to the following

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Microbiology and Drinking Water Filtrationr path of ascent is no longer traceable,” wrote Cajori in his book, . This indicates the status of scholarship on Hindu mathematics in 1893 when Cajori first published this book. However, the scholarship of the last hundred years has filled many gaps in our understanding of Hindu mathematics.

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Ingegerd Rosborg,Frantisek Kozisek prolongation of human life, and the invigoration of memory and the vital organs of man. It deals with the recipes that enable a man to retain his manhood or youthful vigor up to a good old age, and which generally serve to make the human system immune to disease and decay.”. Soma—the elixir of life