...time, their origin goes back to a time anterior to the great schism. In fact it can be traced back to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century before the Christian era. For Bhadrabâhu was, according to the Jain tradition, a contemporary of Chandragupta...

...long before the period of Dioscorides, costns was already mentioned as a spice by Theophrastus, about the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century, BC It also occurs in the offering made, BC 243, by Seleueus II., King of Syria, and his brother Antiochus...

...its general effect. The inscription on the basis of this statue run» as follows, in characters of the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century : Meya/tX>)c Ме-уа/сХеочс 'Pa/ti/oúcríoc àvédriicev tyépiBi, <гтефаишве1<;...

...certainly finished, but does not show great delicacy; the composition is good throughout. It may belong to the end of the fourth, or the beginning of the third century. Unfortunately the relief being hidden behind a large glass-chest, a more minute examination is impossible....

...certainly finished, but does not show great delicacy ; the composition is good throughout. It may belong to the end of the fourth, or the beginning of the third century. Unfortunately the relief being hidden behind a large glass-chest, a more minute examination is impossible....

...Sutta, or Book of the Great Decease, which, according to his judgment, may be assigned to the latter end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century BC He is careful, however, to emphasise the caution that this " should not be looked upon as anything...

...time, their origin goes back to a time anterior to the great schism. In fact it can be traced back to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century before the Christian era. For Bhadrabuhu was, according to the Jain tradition, a contemporary of Chandragupta...

...certainly finished, but does not show great delicacy ; the composition is good throughout. It may belong to the end of the fourth, or the beginning of the third century. Unfortunately the relief being hidden behind a large glass chest, a more minute examination is impossible....

...corresponding specimen in bronze, a, are the earliest money of Caunus at present known, and belong to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century BC The head on the obverse appears to be that of a king, and bears most resemblance to Alexander the Great....

...exercise, for rest, exedrae, etc. The arrangements of the gymnasium at Olympia, which probably dates from the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century BC, seem to have been simpler. We can distinguish two separate buildings — a smaller one, the actual...