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" Mathava, the Videgha, then said (to Agni), 'Where am I to abide?' 'To the east of this (river) be thy abode!' said he. Even now this (river) forms the boundary of the Kosalas and Videhas; for these are the Mathavas (or descendants of Mathava). "
The Satapatha-brâhmana. Part I: According to the Text of the Mâdhyandina School - Page 106
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A History of Civilization in Ancient India: Vedic and epic ages

Romesh Chunder Dutt - 1889 - 340 pages
...as it were, rages along ; so cold it is, not having been burnt over by Agni Vaisvanara. "17. Madhava the Videgha then said' (to Agni),. ' Where am I to...boundary of the Kosalas and Videhas ; for these are the Madhavas (or descendants of Madhava)." (Satapatha Brahmana, I, 4, 1.) Here then we have an account,...
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A Literary History of India

Robert Watson Frazer - 1898 - 502 pages
...as it were, rages along : so cold is it, not having been burned over by Agni Vaisvanara." " Madhava, the Videgha, then said to Agni, ' Where am I to abide...Videhas ; for these are the Mathavas or descendants of Madhava." The wandering course of tribes other than the KoSalas and Videhas can also be traced in early...
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The British Empire Series: India, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, British North ...

1899 - 638 pages
...to the east, and when he came to the Gandak River, in North Behar, he asked the god Agni or Fire, " Where am I to abide ?" " To the east of this river be thy abode," replied Agni, and thenceforth the Videhas lived to the east of the Gandak River. Schools of learning...
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A History of SANSKRIT LITERATURE

ARTHUR A MACDONELL - 1900 - 522 pages
...there, and it is highly cultivated, for the Brahmans have caused Agni to taste it through sacrifices. Mathava the Videgha then said to Agni, " Where am...abide ? " " To the east of this river be thy abode," he replied. Even now, the writer adds, this river forms the boundary between the Kosalas (Oudh) and...
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A History of India from the Earliest Times: Vol. 1: From the Age ..., Volume 1

Vaman Somnarayan Dalal - 1914 - 426 pages
...as it were, rages along ; so cold it is, not having been burnt over by Agni Vaisvanara. 17. Madhava, the Videgha then said to Agni, ' Where am I to abide ' ? ' To the east of this river be thy abode 1 said he. Even now this river forms the boundary of the Kosalas, and the Videhas ; for these are the...
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The Indo-Aryan Races: A Study of the Origin of Indo-Aryan People and ..., Page 1

Ramaprasad Chanda - 1916 - 308 pages
...that (river), as it were, rages along: so cold is it, not having been burnt over t>y Agni Vaisvanara. "Mathava, the Videgha, then said (to Agni), ' where am I to abide ? ' 'To the east of this (river) is to be thy abode! ' said he. Even now this (river) forms the boundary of the Kosalas and Videhas...
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Some Kṣatriya Tribes of Ancient India

Bimala Churn Law - 1923 - 342 pages
...that (river), as it were, rages along : so cold is it, not having been burnt over by Agni Vaisvanara. Mathava, the Videgha, then said (to Agni), 'Where...this (river) forms the boundary of the Kosalas and the Videhas ; for these are the Mathavas (or descendants of Mathava)."1 Very great importance has rightly...
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Ṛgvedic Culture

Abinas Chandra Das - 1925 - 616 pages
...there, and it is highly cultivated, for the Brahmans have caused Agni to taste it through sacrifices. Mathava, the Videgha, then said to Agni, ' Where am...to abide?' 'To the east of this river be thy abode ' he replied. Even now, the writer adds, this river forms the boundary between the Kosalas (Oudh) and...
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The Origins and Diversity of Axial Age Civilizations

Shmuel Noah Eisenstadt - 1986 - 568 pages
...however, it is very cultivated, for the Brahmans have caused (Agni) to taste it through sacrifices. Mathava. the Videgha. then said (to Agni), 'where...abide?' 'To the east of this (river) be thy abode' he said. Even now this (river) forms the boundary of the Kosalas and Videhas". 22 This text is quite...
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A History of India

Hermann Kulke, Dietmar Rothermund - 1998 - 406 pages
...have caused [Agni] to taste it through sacrifices. Even in late summer that [river]... rages along... Mathava the Videgha then said [to Agni] 'Where am...he. Even now this [river] forms the boundary of the Koshalas and Videhas. The events reported here are of great significance. At the time when this text...
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