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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
page 495 note 1 The use of the word in Indo-China, though it might be urged in support of my view, I regard as merely secondary evidence, hardly strengthening the case.
page 496 note 1 The long ā in the first syllable is doubtless due to a reminiscence of the Indian proper name Rāma and its derivatives.