9月15 上午场 关于佛教那篇阅读！

ielaine0828

哦哦露珠回来啦回来啦
螺髻有木有记得什么啊

Alice0730

哦哦露珠回来啦回来啦
螺髻有木有记得什么啊

-- by 会员 ielaine0828 (2012/9/15 16:52:23)

我想想啊T T 在帮真爱搞阅读，想起来美国企业那篇了，帮着确认考古呢，搞完给你想逻辑！或者谁整理逻辑啊有哪个需要确认或者不确定的我可以帮着补充下！

ClaudiaJL

露珠我也爱你！我也来攻喜你！~\(≧▽≦)/~

lminj

恭喜楼主！！！沾沾喜气~~~~在考场上感觉如何？！！！俺虽然还有点时间 但是现在非常紧张……

木鼓霓裳

lz数学jj碰到的多么 我数学就是一白痴啊白痴 我都想弄死我自己了！

臭臭猫74

恭喜你~嘿嘿~

macrostrong

哈哈，恭喜楼主mm。看来我提供的gmat800模拟题信息还是起到了效果嘛。
我今天刚刚模拟了最后一套gmat800(GMATV3f),V错了10个。刚刚在郁闷中，不过意识到这套V里有5篇阅读，比较坑爹，现在心情稍微好些了。

musclewoman

恭喜lz!!最近看到lz很活跃也很焦虑！！！但是终归是好的结局！！

isseylin

原文有可能是这个吧 http://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/Religion/Fac/Adler/Reln260/Gandharan-ms.htm


Although no other substantial Gandhari manuscript had come to light, Mr. Salomon was among a handful of researchers who studied the language, from the Brough edition, from secular documents in a related language, and from inscriptions on pots, coins, and archaeological ruins. Mr. Salomon specialized in those arcane inscriptions, which are in Kharosthi, a script based on the Aramaic alphabet.In 1994, his preparation paid off when he was contacted by officials at the British Library, who had acquired a collection of what appeared to be many more Gandhari-dialect manuscripts written in Kharosthi. An anonymous donor had given the library 29 extremely fragile and brittle fragments of manuscript on birch-bark rolls. "aper and vellum are like cast iron by comparison," says Mr. Shaw. "The sheer fact that any kinds of manuscripts on this material have survived is a miracle."
Library experts and Mr. Salomon determined that the manuscripts dated from the first century AD, and that made them the oldest known Buddhist manuscripts anywhere, and the oldest Indic manuscripts known to have survived. Judging by comparisons with other artifacts and by comments in travelers' and early archaeologists' journals, Mr. Salomon deduced that the manuscripts probably had been found in a jar in a cave near Jalalabad in what is now eastern Afghanistan, close to the ancient region of Gandhara.
Gandhara was the seat of a series of powerful dynasties from the third century BC to the fourth century AD. Well-known from abundant archaeological remains, it was a crossroads of cultural influences from India, the West, China, and East Asia, and a melting pot of Greeks, descendants of Scythian invaders from the North, and many others. Archaeological remains and other evidence show that it was also an important center of Buddhism. "It only stood to reason that there'd be a literary component of that culture," says Mr. Salomon. "Some of the pieces were in place, and now the literary language falls right into place, too."

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谢谢lz