The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition, Volume 5, Part 2Fitzedward Hall Trübner, 1870 |
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... evident how the Translator came to misunderstand the sense of bija and álambana . The commentators begin their gloss on the stanza cited above with the words : तत्र सबीजस्यालम्बनमाह । § This view of the meaning of ...
... evident how the Translator came to misunderstand the sense of bija and álambana . The commentators begin their gloss on the stanza cited above with the words : तत्र सबीजस्यालम्बनमाह । § This view of the meaning of ...
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... evident that , unless the doctrines of the Hindu religion were inculcated in those works , they could contain nothing which could communicate to them a sacred character . The opinion , therefore , of Professor Wilson , that the genuine ...
... evident that , unless the doctrines of the Hindu religion were inculcated in those works , they could contain nothing which could communicate to them a sacred character . The opinion , therefore , of Professor Wilson , that the genuine ...
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... evident purpose of promoting the preferential , or , in some cases , the sole , worship of Vishnu , or of Siva . " * It is not clear what is here meant by the " Hindu belief , as a whole ; " for there are , I believe , no traces , now ...
... evident purpose of promoting the preferential , or , in some cases , the sole , worship of Vishnu , or of Siva . " * It is not clear what is here meant by the " Hindu belief , as a whole ; " for there are , I believe , no traces , now ...
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... evident that such works could not have been composed for the sectarian purpose of promoting the exclusive worship of either Vishnu or Siva , or of any other god.1 1 I should except the Brahma Vaivarta Purána ( for I have not met with ...
... evident that such works could not have been composed for the sectarian purpose of promoting the exclusive worship of either Vishnu or Siva , or of any other god.1 1 I should except the Brahma Vaivarta Purána ( for I have not met with ...
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... , it must have been evident in every part of them ; but , on the Strictly speaking , not the virgin , but the xteis of the virgin . * Vol . I. , Preface , pp . XXI . , XXII . contrary , I have no doubt that , were they APPENDIX . 267.
... , it must have been evident in every part of them ; but , on the Strictly speaking , not the virgin , but the xteis of the virgin . * Vol . I. , Preface , pp . XXI . , XXII . contrary , I have no doubt that , were they APPENDIX . 267.
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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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