The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition, Volume 5, Part 2Fitzedward Hall Trübner, 1870 |
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... arms , tt and a countenance as radiant as a lotos in bloom , -like another Kailása - mountain , crested with a wreath of clouds . When Akrúra saw these two youths , his counte- nance expanded with delight , and the down of his body ...
... arms , tt and a countenance as radiant as a lotos in bloom , -like another Kailása - mountain , crested with a wreath of clouds . When Akrúra saw these two youths , his counte- nance expanded with delight , and the down of his body ...
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... arms ; and they thus communed together : " If Go- vinda depart for Mathurá , how will he return to Go- kula ? His ears will there be regaled with the melo- dious and polished conversation of the women of the city . Accustomed to the ...
... arms ; and they thus communed together : " If Go- vinda depart for Mathurá , how will he return to Go- kula ? His ears will there be regaled with the melo- dious and polished conversation of the women of the city . Accustomed to the ...
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... arms . And now the cruel Akrúra urges on the horses . All conspire to treat unhappy females with unkindness . Alas ! alas ! We see , now , only the dust of his chariot - wheels . And now he is far away ; for even that dust is no longer ...
... arms . And now the cruel Akrúra urges on the horses . All conspire to treat unhappy females with unkindness . Alas ! alas ! We see , now , only the dust of his chariot - wheels . And now he is far away ; for even that dust is no longer ...
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... arms were radiant with bracelets ; a diadem shone on his brow ; § and he wore a white lotos for his crest . || He was attended by Sanandana¶ and other holy sages , who , fixing their eyes upon the tips of their noses , were absorbed in ...
... arms were radiant with bracelets ; a diadem shone on his brow ; § and he wore a white lotos for his crest . || He was attended by Sanandana¶ and other holy sages , who , fixing their eyes upon the tips of their noses , were absorbed in ...
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... arms . Kamsa's orders to his servants . Public games . Krishna and his brother enter the arena : the former wrestles with Cháńúra , the latter , with Mushtika , the king's wrestlers , who are , both , killed . Krishna attacks and slays ...
... arms . Kamsa's orders to his servants . Public games . Krishna and his brother enter the arena : the former wrestles with Cháńúra , the latter , with Mushtika , the king's wrestlers , who are , both , killed . Krishna attacks and slays ...
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Akrúra ancient antiquity Árhata Arjuna Bala Balaráma Bauddhas Bhagavata Bhagavata-purána Brahma Brahma Purána called centuries Chapter cloth Colonel commentary commentator contained Corrected Daityas deities DICTIONARY discus divine doctrines Dwáraká earth Edited English epithet evident extant F. J. FURNIVALL gods Govinda GRAMMAR Hari Vamsa Hindu Hindu religion Ibid India Indra infra Jainas Kali age Kamsa Kesava Keśidhwaja Kháńdikya king Krishna Language legends letter lord Mahábhárata Maitreya MARTIN HAUG Mathurá meditation mentioned modern compilations Naraka object original Párijáta-tree passage Pradyumna Preface present Puráñas Professor Wilson Professor Wilson's collected Purána Ráma rána Ratnagarbha Read religious remarks render Royal Asiatic Society Rukmin sacred sage Sámba Sanskrit Satyabhámá sect sectarial sewed Śiva spirit Sridhara supreme Tántrika term text and note thee thou art tion Translation Ugrasena Vans Kennedy Vasudeva Vedas verse Vide supra Vishnu Vishnu Purána words worship Yádavas Yadu
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