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Page 145
If that be the answer,” he continues, '' viz., Arjuna and so on who appear like the
reflections (pratibimbas) of the Lord, it does not hold good. For, no body who is
not insane teaches anything to his own reflections appearing in a crystal, a sword
, ...
If that be the answer,” he continues, '' viz., Arjuna and so on who appear like the
reflections (pratibimbas) of the Lord, it does not hold good. For, no body who is
not insane teaches anything to his own reflections appearing in a crystal, a sword
, ...
Page 261
... elephants with him, and appear before the King only with his attendants. ...
send his women and children before him as a pledge, but begged that he should
not be subjected to the disgrace of having to appear before the King as a criminal
.
... elephants with him, and appear before the King only with his attendants. ...
send his women and children before him as a pledge, but begged that he should
not be subjected to the disgrace of having to appear before the King as a criminal
.
Page 342
They appear to be racially akin to the Gonds but the psychological difference
between the two appear to show the segregation of wit, humour, music, and
armour in the Pardhans and the dry, rough business attitudes in the Gond. The
Pardhans ...
They appear to be racially akin to the Gonds but the psychological difference
between the two appear to show the segregation of wit, humour, music, and
armour in the Pardhans and the dry, rough business attitudes in the Gond. The
Pardhans ...
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Contents
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Bihar in the Time of Aurangzeb By Khan Sahib S H Askari | 56 |
The Later Mauryas and the Fall of the Empire By Budha | 73 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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