The Hindee moral preceptor; or, Rudimental principles of Persian grammar, as the Hindoostanee scholars' shortest road to the Persian language, or vice versa; rendered as plain and easy as possible, through the medium of sixty exercises in prose and verse; including the celebrated Pundnamu, or, Ethics of Shuekh Suʼudee; with a Hindostanee literal version, and an English metrical paraphrase of each poem: comprising in part II a large English and Hindee-Persic vocabulary, which is also reversed for the immediate use of the students in these two most essential languages during the future progress of every Orientalist in British India. ... /
Gilchrist, John Borthwick,1759-1841.
London : Black, Kingsbury, Parbury and Allen, Leadenhall Street,
1821.
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