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Page xxii
These terms are, all, actually employed. The last is, also, applied to persons or
things pertaining to Kas'i. ' Kunti, a woman, was so called from Kunti, a man. Kas'i
, according to the Vishqm-purdaa,—see the English translalation, Vol. IV., p. 159
...
These terms are, all, actually employed. The last is, also, applied to persons or
things pertaining to Kas'i. ' Kunti, a woman, was so called from Kunti, a man. Kas'i
, according to the Vishqm-purdaa,—see the English translalation, Vol. IV., p. 159
...
Page xxiii
Kas'iraja and Kas'ya are used of the same person in the Bhagavad-gz'td, I., 5, 17.
The Rigveda aflords no warrant for connecting with the Kas'is any person whom it
mentions. It speaks of Divodasa, and it speaks of Pratardana; but only in later ...
Kas'iraja and Kas'ya are used of the same person in the Bhagavad-gz'td, I., 5, 17.
The Rigveda aflords no warrant for connecting with the Kas'is any person whom it
mentions. It speaks of Divodasa, and it speaks of Pratardana; but only in later ...
Page 11
Thus these sixty persons were the first, or amongst the first, disciples of this
remarkable personage; and to them he gave instructions to proceed in different
directions, and announce to the world that the Supreme Buddha had appeared.
Thus these sixty persons were the first, or amongst the first, disciples of this
remarkable personage; and to them he gave instructions to proceed in different
directions, and announce to the world that the Supreme Buddha had appeared.
Page 15
... in case brazen vessel in his hand, filled with water from the the Ganges, which
he is taking to drink or for sacrifice, be touched by such a person, he immediately
throws the water away, and scours the vessel thoroughly before using it again.
... in case brazen vessel in his hand, filled with water from the the Ganges, which
he is taking to drink or for sacrifice, be touched by such a person, he immediately
throws the water away, and scours the vessel thoroughly before using it again.
Page 32
If any person will take the trouble to ride through the city from north to south, and
then all along its extensive suburbs, from the ancient fort at the junction of the
Barna and the Ganges, down the road leading towards the cantonmeuts, thence
32 ...
If any person will take the trouble to ride through the city from north to south, and
then all along its extensive suburbs, from the ancient fort at the junction of the
Barna and the Ganges, down the road leading towards the cantonmeuts, thence
32 ...
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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 | Fitz-Edward Hall |
| Publisher | Trübner, 1868 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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