They have among themselves a scientific language, which is like the Latin among us, that no one understands unless he is instructed in it.


In: A.V. Williams Jackson, History of India (Volume 9), Chapter VII (p. 235)


They have among themselves a scientific language, which is like the Latin among us, that no one understands unless he is instructed in it.

They have among themselves a scientific language, which is like the Latin among us, that no one understands unless he is instructed in it.

They have among themselves a scientific language, which is like the Latin among us, that no one understands unless he is instructed in it.

They have among themselves a scientific language, which is like the Latin among us, that no one understands unless he is instructed in it.