Titlebook: Java in the 14th Century; A Study in Cultural Theodore G. Th. Pigeaud Book 1960 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1960 Java.cultur

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ConclusionBoth the wording and the orthography of cantos 92–98 seem to show more divergencies from the rules of Skt and Old Javanese spelling and metre than the preceding cantos. Probably C’s predecessor in the line of manuscripts was damaged at the end which is of frequent occurence with palm-leaf books.

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The Nāgara-K?rtāgama ColophonsIn Codex 5023, Legatum Warnerianum, Leyden University Library, the Nāg. text is followed by two colophons (.. 135). Evidently both were added to the text by Balinese scribes. The orthography is mannered. As a mark of distinction several long vowels (., .) are written in places where they do not belong.

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Introduction, the Royal Family of Majapahitte of nobility or Royalty (often so in the Par., v. gl. of Par.). It is remarkable that in that case (at least in the Nāg.) it marks a less exalted rank than ., translated: Illustrious; it is rendered as: lord, without a capital.

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Book 1960or writings and charters that may be of interest to students of the J avanese language. Perusal of these notes on idiom and linguistics will be found the more fruitful if the glossary ( volume V of the present edition) is consulted continuously. No lengthy discussions of linguistic subjects are to b

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Nawanatyahe following centuries, and several generations of Javanese and Balinese scribes have been at work on it. Nevertheless we must be thankful that we have this mutilated text to give us an idea of what the Majapahit Nawanatya probably was like.

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pended minor writings and charters that may be of interest to students of the J avanese language. Perusal of these notes on idiom and linguistics will be found the more fruitful if the glossary ( volume V of the present edition) is consulted continuously. No lengthy discussions of linguistic subject

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Theodore G. Th. Pigeaud Ph. D.genda, as the pioneering accounts of Burns and Mitchell (1946) and Kaldor (1963) testify. The advent of the neo-classical counter-revolution in the late 1960s, rooted in what Robert Solow dubbed the holy trinity of Rationality, Equilibrium and Greed, has somehow inverted the logic of scientific disc

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