[128] See Appendix E. No. III.
[129] Marsden's Malayan Grammar.
[130] See Historical Chapter, for an account of the introduction of the alphabet by Aji Saka.
[131] See Appendix E. No. III.
[132] "The style of the address in Mexican is varied according to the rank of the persons with whom, or about whom, conversation is held, by adding to the nouns, verbs, prepositions, and adverbs, certain particles expressive of respect. This variety, which gives so much refinement to the language, does not however make it difficult to be spoken, because it is subjected to rules, which are fixed and easy; nor do we know any language that is more regular and methodical."—History of Mexico, by Clavigero, vol. 1.
[133] See Appendix F.
[134] The centaurs.
[135] See Appendix.
[136] Who is represented as the Páteh, or minister, of Sáng yáng Gúru.
[137] See Astronomy.