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Set by Template:Term attestation, which stores one subobject for each term a page records: a word as one source gives it, in one language, with its meaning, for a place and a year. Where in the source the term is found, with the source's own words: volume, page, question or answer, verse. For example: Vol. V, p. 116, Ans. 2: "Flat ganja is termed pathar in Lucknow".
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Vol. V, p. 41, witness 4 (Meja Road, Allahabad district), ans. 2: "ganja is called Bengalia or baluchur and Dukunee or pathar" +
Vol. VI, p. 43, Central Provinces witness 22, ans. 2: "There is only one kind of ganja manufactured in these provinces, and that is "flat ganja." This article is locally called "pathar ganja."" +
Vol. V, p. 174, witness 120 (Allahabad), ans. 2: "there is another variety of ganja sold in the markets of Allahabad and other districts, and is called pathar ganja. It comes from Khandwa" +
Vol. VII, p. 360, Ajmere witness 2, ans. 2: "Flat ganja is called pathar, round ganja is called baluchar, broken ganja is called makoria." +
Vol. V, p. 116, witness 77, ans. 2: "Flat ganja is termed pathar in Lucknow; in Fyzabad, baluchar." +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 248: "In outward appearance the Khandwa ganja or pathar differs from that of Bengal" +
Vol. I, ch. VII, para. 291, p. 111: "The name pathar, pathiyara, or pathiyala may possibly be derived, Mr. Stoker thinks, from the leafy character of the inferior drug." +
Vol. V, p. 102, witness 61 (Nawabganj, Bara Banki), ans. 21: "Flat ganja (locally known as pathar) is commonly used throughout the province." +
Vol. V, p. 342, witness 253 (Lucknow): "The crop when cut is well trodden over, and then heaped up so that the buds become rather flat, and hence called pathar." +
Vol. III, p. 29: "The ganja coming from the Central Provinces is known here as "pathar," "pattiyara or pattiyala," possibly on account of its leafy character." +
Vol. V, p. 311, witness 233: "Most of the ganja used in the North-Western Provinces and Oudh is not baluchar (Bengal) but pathar (Central Provinces, etc.) ganja." +
Vol. V, p. 227, witness 160 (Banda), ans. 21: "Baluchar (flat) is generally preferred. … patharia (chur) is used by poor classes throughout the district" +
Vol. I, ch. VII, para. 291, p. 111: "The name pathar, pathiyara, or pathiyala may possibly be derived, Mr. Stoker thinks, from the leafy character of the inferior drug." +
Vol. V, p. 12, witness 12 (Sultanpur), ans. 2: "Broken ganja is known as pathar, or patiara." +
Vol. V, p. 12, witness 12 (Sultanpur), ans. 21: "The poorer folk take patiyara, from necessity, not from choice." +
Vol. VI, p. 14, Central Provinces witness 9, ans. 21: ""Pattar" ganja, the local product, is alone used, and this corresponds most nearly with the flat ganja of Bengal." +
Vol. III, p. 29: "The ganja coming from the Central Provinces is known here as "pathar," "pattiyara or pattiyala,"" +
Vol. III, p. 29: "The ganja coming from the Central Provinces is known here as "pathar," "pattiyara or pattiyala,"" +
§49, p. 113 of the 1893 reprint: "The poddár's picking or thinning out, which the cultivators term bách" +
Vol. III, p. 236: "The first plant eradicated is the male, known as "naria" or "bhangra."" +