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Page 90
... story of Trināth . Once upon a time , there lived at Srīpur a very poor Brāhman
called Madhusudan . He was a beggar by profession . He was one of those
itinerant Brāhmans whom Hindu society has enabled to beg from door to door
without ...
... story of Trināth . Once upon a time , there lived at Srīpur a very poor Brāhman
called Madhusudan . He was a beggar by profession . He was one of those
itinerant Brāhmans whom Hindu society has enabled to beg from door to door
without ...
Page 91
One day the cow strayed away and did not return to the Brāhman at dusk . The
Brāhman went in search of the cow , but he could nowhere find her . At noon the
Brāhman rested under the shade of a Bat tree ( Ficus In dica ) quite knocked up .
One day the cow strayed away and did not return to the Brāhman at dusk . The
Brāhman went in search of the cow , but he could nowhere find her . At noon the
Brāhman rested under the shade of a Bat tree ( Ficus In dica ) quite knocked up .
Page 187
He simply shows how the influence of the Brāhman tended for the good of the
world and how he was anxious to bring out the sacred character of the Brāhman
and the cow , the reverence to whom is the basis of modern Hinduism . This
matter ...
He simply shows how the influence of the Brāhman tended for the good of the
world and how he was anxious to bring out the sacred character of the Brāhman
and the cow , the reverence to whom is the basis of modern Hinduism . This
matter ...
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Contents
JOURNAL | 14 |
205107 | 105 |
Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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