Ethnology of India
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Let them be ever so opposed to the original doctrine, Parsiism is stiU a creed, of which all that can be said is that its modern form differs from its ancient. In the fifth century, Zoroastrianism persecuted. In the niaeteenth, it ra- tionalizes.
168 THE ANCIENT LANGUAGES CHAPTER VI.
The Ancient LanguageB of Persia and India. — The Peisepolitan of the Cuneiform Inscriptions. — The Caubnl Coins. — The Pali Inscriptions.
— The Sanskrit and Pali of Literatnre.
The next step in the ethnology of Per...sia and India is the consideration of those languages of which we have the oldest specimens, and of which the influence has been greatest. They all belong to one and the same class.
The language of this class that has commanded the greatest attention is, undoubtedly, the Sanskrit. Sanskrit, however, is by no means the most convenient name for the class ; nor is the Sanskrit language the most conve- nient to begin with. The most convenient form of speech to begin vrith is what may be called The Persepolitan, — The following is a sample at large from an inscription on the tomb of Darius at Naksh- i-Rustam, according to the text and translation of Sir H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let them be ever so opposed to the original doctrine, Parsiism is stiU a creed, of which all that can be said is that its modern form differs from its ancient. In the fifth century, Zoroastrianism persecuted. In the niaeteenth, it ra- tionalizes.
168 THE ANCIENT LANGUAGES CHAPTER VI.
The Ancient LanguageB of Persia and India. — The Peisepolitan of the Cuneiform Inscriptions. — The Caubnl Coins. — The Pali Inscriptions.
— The Sanskrit and Pali of Literatnre.
The next step in the ethnology of Per...sia and India is the consideration of those languages of which we have the oldest specimens, and of which the influence has been greatest. They all belong to one and the same class.
The language of this class that has commanded the greatest attention is, undoubtedly, the Sanskrit. Sanskrit, however, is by no means the most convenient name for the class ; nor is the Sanskrit language the most conve- nient to begin with. The most convenient form of speech to begin vrith is what may be called The Persepolitan, — The following is a sample at large from an inscription on the tomb of Darius at Naksh- i-Rustam, according to the text and translation of Sir H.
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