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... pala as bala for the reason that pala occurs with p in an inscription which is written in the Roman alphabet , and is to be noticed later . The interpretation of pala as grave or tomb is due to the well - known philologist , Paul ...
... pala as bala for the reason that pala occurs with p in an inscription which is written in the Roman alphabet , and is to be noticed later . The interpretation of pala as grave or tomb is due to the well - known philologist , Paul ...
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British Academy. jecture prove tenable pala would seem to be a Gaulish word indicating a plot of ground marked off for a burial place with stakes . In the instances where the pala formula occurs , we may presume that the burial ground ...
British Academy. jecture prove tenable pala would seem to be a Gaulish word indicating a plot of ground marked off for a burial place with stakes . In the instances where the pala formula occurs , we may presume that the burial ground ...
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... pala meant a plot of burial - ground carefully bounded by stakes limiting it all round : it may have sufficed to stick a single one into the ground , the family concerned being presumed to be capable of identifying their boundaries in ...
... pala meant a plot of burial - ground carefully bounded by stakes limiting it all round : it may have sufficed to stick a single one into the ground , the family concerned being presumed to be capable of identifying their boundaries in ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS BY THE RIGHT HON VISCOUNT BRYCE O M | 7 |
THE CELTIC INSCRIPTIONS OF CISALPINE GAUL BY SIR JOHN RHŶS | 23 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AT THE OPENING MEETING OF THE INTER | 113 |
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