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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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§20, p. 103 of the 1893 reprint: "all the mádi (female) plants … should be carefully searched out and removed" +
p. 5: "the worse than useless male, which if left would fertilize his field and ruin his crop, is to him mádi, or female" +
§20, p. 103 of the 1893 reprint: "The cultivators call these the mardá (male)" +
p. 5: "considers the sex that produces this substance the nobler of the two and calls it mardá or male" +
Vol. III, p. 236: "The first plant eradicated is the male, known as "naria" or "bhangra."" +
§48, p. 112 of the 1893 reprint: "the ganja doctor, locally called the poddár or parakdár" +
Vol. III, p. 238: "About six weeks after sowing, the first examination (párakh) takes place." +
Vol. III, p. 236: "The word used is "párakh," meaning examination." +
Vol. I, ch. V, p. 76: "it is part of the parakhai's business to search the country round" +
Vol. I, ch. V, para. 161, p. 62: "An expert is required for the work, either the professional poddar or parakhdar" +
Vol. VII, pp. 67–68: "He is called Parakhdar, because he examines all the plants and carefully takes away all the male plants" +
Vol. III, pp. 92–93: "This selection can only be made by an expert called "Párakhi"" +
Vol. IV, p. 202: "There are experts in Rajshahi called "Parkhias" or ganja doctors" +
§53, p. 114 of the 1893 reprint: "The flower of the plants destroyed by the ganja doctor is called phul or flower." +
Vol. I, ch. V, para. 161, p. 62: "An expert is required for the work, either the professional poddar or parakhdar" +
§48, p. 112 of the 1893 reprint: "the ganja doctor, locally called the poddár or parakdár" +
p. 12: "the first visit of the gánjá doctor—the poddar—takes place" +
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p. 279, H. Cayley's trade report for 1867: "Churrus or Bhang— it is generally called by the latter name by the traders,—the extract of Hemp" +
p. 51: "Charras.—The resin obtained from Cannabis sativa, L., Var indica, Indian Hemp. This is a very large import article into Leh from Yarkand, where it is produced." +
p. 279, H. Cayley's trade report for 1867: "Churrus or Bhang— it is generally called by the latter name by the traders,—the extract of Hemp" +