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Ming-ti, the Emperor of China, allows the introduction of Buddhism into his empire, [147].
sends officials to India to study the doctrines of Buddha, [148].
Missionaries, their importance in elucidating the problem of the dialectical life of language, [62].
Moallakat, or “suspended poems,” of the Arabs, [281].
Moffat, Rev. Robert, on the dialects of Southern Africa, [64].
Monboddo, Lord, on language as the barrier between man and brutes, quoted, [24].
his “Ancient Metaphysics” quoted, [160] and note.
Mongolian dialects, entering a new phase of grammatical life, [64].
Mongolian class of languages, [296].