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English: The usual form of the numeral figures used in the w:Bakhshali manuscript
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| Date | 1887 |
| Source | "On The Bakhshali manuscript", page 9, http://www.archive.org/details/onbakshalimanusc00hoeruoft |
| Author | Augustus Hoernle (1841-1918) |
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