The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition, Volume 2Fitzedward Hall Trübner, 1865 |
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... term of the uni- verse ? ” * Having heard the words of Nárada , the sons 1 भुवोऽन्तरूर्ध्वमधश्च । The commentator explains it to mean the origin , duration , and termination of subtile rudimental body ; but the ...
... term of the uni- verse ? ” * Having heard the words of Nárada , the sons 1 भुवोऽन्तरूर्ध्वमधश्च । The commentator explains it to mean the origin , duration , and termination of subtile rudimental body ; but the ...
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... terms the two wives of Kriśśśwa , Archis ( flame ) and Dhishaná . The former is the mother of Dhúmrakeśa ‡ ( comet ) ; the latter , of four sages ; Veda- sira , Devala , Vayuna , and Manu . The allegorical origin of the weapons is ...
... terms the two wives of Kriśśśwa , Archis ( flame ) and Dhishaná . The former is the mother of Dhúmrakeśa ‡ ( comet ) ; the latter , of four sages ; Veda- sira , Devala , Vayuna , and Manu . The allegorical origin of the weapons is ...
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... terms Hiranyakaśipu and Hiranyáksha the eldest of all the sons of that patriarch : कश्यपस्यात्मजौ तौ वै सर्वेभ्यः पूर्वजौ स्मृतौ । So " Titan and his enormous brood " were " heaven's first born ...
... terms Hiranyakaśipu and Hiranyáksha the eldest of all the sons of that patriarch : कश्यपस्यात्मजौ तौ वै सर्वेभ्यः पूर्वजौ स्मृतौ । So " Titan and his enormous brood " were " heaven's first born ...
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... term is usually applied to a stone , an ammonite , which is * Varsha . † V. , 2. 19. But it has Ramyaka and Hiranmaya instead of Ramya and Hirańvat . The eight Varshas or countries , Kimpurusha and the rest 102 VISHNU PURÁNA .
... term is usually applied to a stone , an ammonite , which is * Varsha . † V. , 2. 19. But it has Ramyaka and Hiranmaya instead of Ramya and Hirańvat . The eight Varshas or countries , Kimpurusha and the rest 102 VISHNU PURÁNA .
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... term is used , by the commentators , in elucidation of the original , which is महाध्वानम् , or , more usually , वीराध्वानम् . In the larger commentary the former reading is preferred : the smaller follows the latter ...
... term is used , by the commentators , in elucidation of the original , which is महाध्वानम् , or , more usually , वीराध्वानम् . In the larger commentary the former reading is preferred : the smaller follows the latter ...
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