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... and , above all , Christianity , are now exerting upon the city . As Benares has held a foremost place in the history of India for two thousand five hundred years , at the least , so , in all likelihood , she is , destined to ...
... and , above all , Christianity , are now exerting upon the city . As Benares has held a foremost place in the history of India for two thousand five hundred years , at the least , so , in all likelihood , she is , destined to ...
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... leaders of the Kâśis , none but most vague indications have , as yet , 2 3 1 A Kâśa is named in the gaña on Pâņini , IV . , I. , 10 . According to my five wretched copies of the Vayu - purana , Kâsa was followed by Kâsaya ( ??? ) ...
... leaders of the Kâśis , none but most vague indications have , as yet , 2 3 1 A Kâśa is named in the gaña on Pâņini , IV . , I. , 10 . According to my five wretched copies of the Vayu - purana , Kâsa was followed by Kâsaya ( ??? ) ...
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Few Sanskrit manuscripts exist that were copied more than four or five centuries ago , at which time Indian Buddhists must have been very rare , if there were any at all . Neither among the Hindus nor among the Jainas has one ever ...
Few Sanskrit manuscripts exist that were copied more than four or five centuries ago , at which time Indian Buddhists must have been very rare , if there were any at all . Neither among the Hindus nor among the Jainas has one ever ...
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One of them , Panchanadatîrtha , “ the quinquamnian resort , ” refers to five rivers , the Kiraņâ , Dhûtapâpâ , Saraswati , Gangâ , and Yamunâ : किरणा धूतपापा च पुण्यतोया ...
One of them , Panchanadatîrtha , “ the quinquamnian resort , ” refers to five rivers , the Kiraņâ , Dhûtapâpâ , Saraswati , Gangâ , and Yamunâ : किरणा धूतपापा च पुण्यतोया ...
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The five Bhikshus , or religious hermits , men of considerable note in the early history of Buddhism , who had formerly been associated with him , but had subsequently abandoned him , and who happened , at that time , to be at the ...
The five Bhikshus , or religious hermits , men of considerable note in the early history of Buddhism , who had formerly been associated with him , but had subsequently abandoned him , and who happened , at that time , to be at the ...
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| Title | The Sacred City of the Hindus: An Account of Benares in Ancient and Modern Times |
| Author | Matthew Atmore Sherring |
| Contributor | Fitzedward Hall |
| Publisher | Trübner & Company, 1868 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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