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The Sanskrit texts, whether fragmentary or complete, represent various
departments of the Buddhist literature. A number of rare medical texts in Sanskrit
has also been discovered in this area. In fact the literary finds in the entire
southern region ...
The Sanskrit texts, whether fragmentary or complete, represent various
departments of the Buddhist literature. A number of rare medical texts in Sanskrit
has also been discovered in this area. In fact the literary finds in the entire
southern region ...
Page 50
The threefold marks on the forehead of Maithils represent this; the horizontal
lines marked with ashes represent their devotion to Siva, the vertical sandal
paste in white represents their faith in Visnu and the dot of sandal paste in red or
of ...
The threefold marks on the forehead of Maithils represent this; the horizontal
lines marked with ashes represent their devotion to Siva, the vertical sandal
paste in white represents their faith in Visnu and the dot of sandal paste in red or
of ...
Page 108
... and will be producing more and more of, either lifeless, stilted, or ridiculous
imitations of the past, alleged to represent a National Revival or Renaissance, or
bizarre and hybrid compositions of curios, good and bad and indifferent, from
many ...
... and will be producing more and more of, either lifeless, stilted, or ridiculous
imitations of the past, alleged to represent a National Revival or Renaissance, or
bizarre and hybrid compositions of curios, good and bad and indifferent, from
many ...
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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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