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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: "Chur is called chur, rora, and gurda" +
Vol. IV, p. 373, ans. 2: "flat ganja is known in Calcutta and in its vicinity by the name of baluchar ganja, and round ganja by the name of Jessore ganja" +
§32, p. 107 of the 1893 reprint: "that form, though made elsewhere, bears the popular name of "Jessori ganja;" in official records it is called "round ganja."" +
p. 2: "may be found a number of plants termed by the cultivators khásiá (emasculated)" +
Vol. V, p. 116, witness 77, ans. 2: "These definitions may be accepted for Lucknow. … Round ganja is termed kuli ganja" +
p. 9: "If after being manufactured this flat gánjá is left upon the branches … it is in the state known as 'large flat'" +
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: "at Baramghat is a yellow kind of ganja called mohadewa" +
Vol. III, p. 197: "they were labelled "first kind known as Panvel ganja," "second kind or Sholapur ganja."" +
Vol. V, p. 41, witness 4 (Meja Road, Allahabad district), ans. 2: "Chur is called chur, rora, and gurda" +
§83, p. 122 of the 1893 reprint: "This chúr is also known under the name of Rorá." +
p. 10: "Broken, or chúr gánjá, is also called rorá; this name, however, is very rarely used." +
Vol. III, p. 197: "they were labelled "first kind known as Panvel ganja," "second kind or Sholapur ganja."" +
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p. 231: "not so much used as the extract, which is called Charas: of this Thibet produces the best." +
p. 143: "made up into balls or lumps, which, while unrefined, are sold under the name of Cherris." +
p. 143: "The clarified Cherris is called Mômea (from its resemblance to wax)" +
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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. V, p. 174, witness 120 (Allahabad), ans. 2: "much greener than baluchar ganja, and is therefore called also kacha ganja on account of this green colour" +
Vol. V, p. 12, witness 12 (Sultanpur), ans. 2: "Broken ganja is known as pathar, or patiara." +
Vol. V, p. 87, witness 52 (Mainpuri), oral evidence on question 2: "Flat ganja I call baluchar. Round ganja I call pathar. … Pathar comes from Khandwa and Gwalior." +