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Page 117
... twenty-four 'fingers' are said to make one 'hand' (cubit); 19. and by measure (by
way of standard) it has been laid down that the 'staff shall be of four 'cubits'. By
this very standard of measuren ent are we going to describe the particulars. 20.
... twenty-four 'fingers' are said to make one 'hand' (cubit); 19. and by measure (by
way of standard) it has been laid down that the 'staff shall be of four 'cubits'. By
this very standard of measuren ent are we going to describe the particulars. 20.
Page 168
Sculptures representing Arapachana are very common. But in most of the cases
he is found represented either singly or with his four companions noted above.
The present composition is rare in as much it represents Arapachana not only
with ...
Sculptures representing Arapachana are very common. But in most of the cases
he is found represented either singly or with his four companions noted above.
The present composition is rare in as much it represents Arapachana not only
with ...
Page 189
According to Kautilya, Dharma (Sacred Law), Vyāvahār (evidence), Charitra (
History) and Rajas Asana (Edicts of the King) are the four legs of law. Dharma is
the eternal truth, Vyāvahār is the evidence of the witnesses, Charitra is the
tradition ...
According to Kautilya, Dharma (Sacred Law), Vyāvahār (evidence), Charitra (
History) and Rajas Asana (Edicts of the King) are the four legs of law. Dharma is
the eternal truth, Vyāvahār is the evidence of the witnesses, Charitra is the
tradition ...
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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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