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... or fakirs of the present day . There were thus already many schools of thought
outside the orthodox priestly families when Buddha ' s magnetic genius came to
shape their somewhat nebulous theories with a new philosophy and rule of life ...
... or fakirs of the present day . There were thus already many schools of thought
outside the orthodox priestly families when Buddha ' s magnetic genius came to
shape their somewhat nebulous theories with a new philosophy and rule of life ...
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Sankaracharya ' s teaching and philosophy which established Shivaism , for the
time being , as the principal sect of Hinduism . The Buddhist monasteries
continued to exist at Sarnath , and elsewhere in India , until they were finally
destroyed ...
Sankaracharya ' s teaching and philosophy which established Shivaism , for the
time being , as the principal sect of Hinduism . The Buddhist monasteries
continued to exist at Sarnath , and elsewhere in India , until they were finally
destroyed ...
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This is a math , or monastery , inhabited by some fifteen oi twenty followers of
Kapila , the reputed founder of the Sankhya school of philosophy , who is
believed to have lived at Benares about B . C . 700 . The spacious courtyard is
bright with ...
This is a math , or monastery , inhabited by some fifteen oi twenty followers of
Kapila , the reputed founder of the Sankhya school of philosophy , who is
believed to have lived at Benares about B . C . 700 . The spacious courtyard is
bright with ...
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Contents
IN THE VEDIC TIMES | 1 |
THE HINDU EPICSHEROWORSHIP | 17 |
THE ADVENT OF BUDDHASARNATH AND | 32 |
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| Title | Benares, the Sacred City: Sketches of Hindu Life and Religion |
| Author | Ernest Binfield Havell |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | W. Thacker, 1912 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 226 pages |
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