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Among the few individuals who proposed subiec ^ of iD ^ uirjr to the famous Danish voyagers , in the East , durinffthe year 1 / 61 , &c , I perceive that Dr . John CMtet ie mentioned . My authorities for this statement will be produced 4 » ekw .
. * ** Je . preodrai ia liberty de specifier let publjquement to cuhiers qui za ' oat et £ epvoy € s et que j ' ai rctnis aux voyageurs , pour donner k leurs auteurs un temotgnajre public de ma reconnoi&sance , et pour qqe cbacuu puisse savoif , si tea lettres qu'll m ' a Rentes dans ces temps de trouble , sont parvenues a leur adrcsse J * ai done , &c . &c . — Les autrefc dont je place les itotns scion Tordre du temps , &c ;—HMint Sf . de Katem , &c ; &c —— ct M . le Docteur Jean Collet , a Londres / . Preface to Michaelie' Recueii de Questions , &c « p « xviL ( Amsterdam , 1774 . ) JfeUchaelis' Questions are dated in 1762 ^ see AJ » u « Repos ., VI * PP * 5 , 6 ^ . " I * es Arabes dc cunnpisseat point en lenf langtie ces noms des consteUaUcma qui onfi raport aux nomz HSbreux . Aovx il e ^ t faip mention dans J ot M ) ttf . 9 , et dbnt ( 6 ufte la question'd ^ de . Mfchae-Us ) le Doct . John CoUet avoit detiuuudg une expiicatidti duns nne Ictt ^ e ^ ntotr ^ ( X fefteW Ntelwi ^ O « sci 4 ption de V Ariv bie , &c , ( Amsterdam ^ 1774 , ) p . 100 .
By any intetBgenee which can be aflfortled of the history and writings of a man , whose name , thus connected with some of the most important of
{ romaa pursuits , cannot he uninteresting to the friends of religious knowledge , truth . and Yirtue , I shall be greatly obliged . N .
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A Hindoo Unitarian ' s Plea for Charity towards Christian Trinitarians * * *¦ ¦¦ * - £ We have received by favour of a friend the following curious pamphlet , i » v . English and Hindoostaaee . It is -we suppose the production of a BraUxmn , who believes pure Hindooism to
he Unitarianism , but who has not yet adopted Unitarian Christianity . The ** Suggestions ^ will shew the supporters of Trimtarian Missions in what light jtheir Missionaries are rega . rded by the more intelligent class of Heathens in Bengal . Ed . ] " XnrUMBliE Suggestions to his JljL Countrymen who believe in the Otie True God : bj * PrusunnU Koomar Thakoor . Calcutta : 1823 .
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^ Adrertiseinent . ^* My object ia pid ) liaMfig this tract , is to Decoinmettd those to whom k . is addressed , to avoid usinff harsh or abusive language in their religious intercourse with European Missionaries , either . respect *
iog them or the objects of their won . ship ; however much this , may be countenanced by the example of some of these gentlemen .
Those who firmly believe , on the authority of the Veds , that ' Go « i ig one only without - an equal ; ' and that * He cannot be known either through the medium of language , thought * or vision : how can he be known except as existing , the origin and support of the umnerse ?'—and who endeavour
to regulate their conduct . by the following precept , ' He ^ rho is de sirous of eternal happiness should regard another as he regards hknself , and the happiness and misery , of another a ^ his own —ought to manifest the warmest affection towards such of
their own countrymen as juaiiuain the same faith and practice ; even although they have not all studied the Veds for themselves , but have professed a belief ia God only through an acquaintance with their general design * Many among the . ten classes
of Sunnyasees , and all the folio wens of Grooroo Nanuk , of Dadoo , find of Kubeer , as well as of Snntu , &c M profess the religious sentimente abovementioned , It is - our unquestionable duty invariably to treat them as brethren . No doubt should be
entertained of their future sajvatioo , merely because they receive instructions , and practise their sacred music , hi the vernacular dialect * For Yajnavulkyu , with a - reference to those who cannot eing ttie hymos of the Veda , has said , * The dime
hytrms Rik , G ^ tha , Panika , and Dttk-« hubihita Should be euftg ; because by their con ^ ta ^ t u « e , inan attains «« - preme beatitude . * He *? ho is skilled in playiag- ou the jute <* eepa ) , who is Intiuvateiy acquainted with the * & ¦ rious tones and harcnonke , and * vho ie able to beat time in music * will enter without difficulty upon the road of salvation . ' Ag « an the ®} &vvb-VbV * - mu te quoted Ay jK ^ ioonundu ^ « a « 8 , * H ^ U rtput ^ # Mttawby W / according * & the Capacity of Ui » die-
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6 H A Hindoo Unitawtf ^ Ptea fw ^ ZVinitttriane .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1823, page 574, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1789/page/14/
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