The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition, Volume 5, Part 1Fitzedward Hall Trübner, 1864 |
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... Mahabharata , Ádi - parvan , 2417 : विव्यास वेदान्यस्मात्स तस्माद्व्यास इति स्मृतः । " Inasmuch as he arranged the mass of the Vedas , he is styled Vyása . " Again , ibid . , Adi - parvan ...
... Mahabharata , Ádi - parvan , 2417 : विव्यास वेदान्यस्मात्स तस्माद्व्यास इति स्मृतः । " Inasmuch as he arranged the mass of the Vedas , he is styled Vyása . " Again , ibid . , Adi - parvan ...
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... Mahabharata , Śánti - parvan , 13169 , we read : Qızenfa sufgu yan qû zaiyfu : 1 सर्वभूताधिवासश्च वासुदेवस्ततो ह्यहम् ॥ From the Swetáśwatara Upanishad . See the Bibliotheca Indica , Vol . VII , p ...
... Mahabharata , Śánti - parvan , 13169 , we read : Qızenfa sufgu yan qû zaiyfu : 1 सर्वभूताधिवासश्च वासुदेवस्ततो ह्यहम् ॥ From the Swetáśwatara Upanishad . See the Bibliotheca Indica , Vol . VII , p ...
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... Mahabharata itself , in another place , Vasudeva is called Janárdana because of his striking terror into the Dasyus . See Original Sanskrit Texts , Part IV . , pp . 182 and 183 . creates himself ; as preserver , preserves himself ; as ...
... Mahabharata itself , in another place , Vasudeva is called Janárdana because of his striking terror into the Dasyus . See Original Sanskrit Texts , Part IV . , pp . 182 and 183 . creates himself ; as preserver , preserves himself ; as ...
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... Mahabharata , Vana - parvan , 12952 and 15819 ; and the Śánti - parvan , 13168. Also see Goldstücker's Sanskrit Dictionary , sub voce PG . It is beyond doubt that the verses quoted above palter with the etymology of the word ...
... Mahabharata , Vana - parvan , 12952 and 15819 ; and the Śánti - parvan , 13168. Also see Goldstücker's Sanskrit Dictionary , sub voce PG . It is beyond doubt that the verses quoted above palter with the etymology of the word ...
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... Mahabharata , Vana - parvan , 15813-15 . These verses , in an almost identical shape , are found in the Váyu- purána . See , further , the Linga - purána , Prior Section , IV . , 59 . + + II . , 10 , 10 and 11 . Burnouf translates ...
... Mahabharata , Vana - parvan , 15813-15 . These verses , in an almost identical shape , are found in the Váyu- purána . See , further , the Linga - purána , Prior Section , IV . , 59 . + + II . , 10 , 10 and 11 . Burnouf translates ...
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