The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition, Volume 5, Part 2Fitzedward Hall Trübner, 1870 |
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... becomes the repository of all good things . " § His mind thus animated by devout faith , and medi- tating in this manner , Akrúra ( proceeded on his road , and ) arrived at Gokula a little before sunset , at the time of the milking of ...
... becomes the repository of all good things . " § His mind thus animated by devout faith , and medi- tating in this manner , Akrúra ( proceeded on his road , and ) arrived at Gokula a little before sunset , at the time of the milking of ...
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... become the ( present ) upholder ( of the world ) . That , for the punishment of the rebellious , § thou hast de- scended ( upon earth , ) in my house , having been pro- pitiated ( by my prayers ) , sanctifies our race . Thou art the ...
... become the ( present ) upholder ( of the world ) . That , for the punishment of the rebellious , § thou hast de- scended ( upon earth , ) in my house , having been pro- pitiated ( by my prayers ) , sanctifies our race . Thou art the ...
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... becomes the pupil of Sándípani , whose son he recovers from the sea : he kills the marine demon Panchajana , and makes a horn of his shell . HAVING permitted to Devakí and Vasudeva ( an interval of ) true knowledge , through the ...
... becomes the pupil of Sándípani , whose son he recovers from the sea : he kills the marine demon Panchajana , and makes a horn of his shell . HAVING permitted to Devakí and Vasudeva ( an interval of ) true knowledge , through the ...
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... becoming his pupils , were obedient and attentive to their master ; exhibiting ++ * Or the name may be read Sudharma . Both forms are authorized . + कृष्णो ब्रवीति राजाईमेतद्रत्नमनुत्तमम् ...
... becoming his pupils , were obedient and attentive to their master ; exhibiting ++ * Or the name may be read Sudharma . Both forms are authorized . + कृष्णो ब्रवीति राजाईमेतद्रत्नमनुत्तमम् ...
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... become his scholars . When they had acquired all that he could teach , they said to him : " Now say what present shall be given to you , as the preceptor's fee . " § The prudent Sándípani , perceiving that they were endowed with more ...
... become his scholars . When they had acquired all that he could teach , they said to him : " Now say what present shall be given to you , as the preceptor's fee . " § The prudent Sándípani , perceiving that they were endowed with more ...
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according Akrúra ancient antiquity Árhata Arjuna Bala Balaráma Bána Bauddhas Bhagavata Brahma 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 Muchukunda Naraka object original Párijáta-tree passage Pradyumna Preface present Puráñas Professor Wilson Professor Wilson's collected Ráma rána Ratnagarbha Read religious remarks render Royal Asiatic Society Rukmin sacred sage Sámba Sambara Sanskrit Satyabhámá sect sectarial sewed Śiva spirit Śridhara supreme Tántrika term text and note thee thou art tion Translation Ugrasena Vans Kennedy Vasudeva Vedas verse Vide supra Vishnu Purána words worship Yádavas Yadu Yavana
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