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Fifty-first Tiruvilliadel. The god gave a bench to the college of Bramins ; and mingling with them, contributed to the improvement of the Tamil language
- Language
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Englisch
- Bibliographic citation
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Oriental Historical Manuscripts, In The Tamil Language : Translated; With Annotations ; In Two Volumes ; Vol. I
- Published
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1835
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