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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 157 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SIRSA  , a

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town of
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British
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India, in Ilissar
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district of the
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Punjab, situated on a dry
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bed of the
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river Ghaggar, and on a
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branch of the
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Rajputana railway, midway between
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Rewari and
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Ferozepur . Pop . (1901) 15,800 . It occupies an
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ancient site, and was refounded in 1837 as the
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head-quarters of a British district . It is an important centre of
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trade with Rajputana, and has manufactures of
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cotton
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cloth and pottery . The former district of taught by the
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Spanish
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doctor . It was during his pontificate that the last
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attempt to revive paganism in
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Rome was made (392-394) by
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Nicomachus Flavianus .
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Siricius died on the 26th of
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November 399 . (L .

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