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Page 41
No doubt , Kananj was once called Madhyadesa and the Brāhmans of Bengal
and Orissă claim to have mi . grated from there , but I think that the tract covered
by the northern portion of the district of Balasore and the subdivision of Contai is
...
No doubt , Kananj was once called Madhyadesa and the Brāhmans of Bengal
and Orissă claim to have mi . grated from there , but I think that the tract covered
by the northern portion of the district of Balasore and the subdivision of Contai is
...
Page 187
In the age in which he lived the Vedas were regarded as an unalterable sacred
text known only to the Brāhmans and unless he was a Brāhman he could not
write a verse in a metre peculiar to the Rig Veda . But to what class of Brahmans
did ...
In the age in which he lived the Vedas were regarded as an unalterable sacred
text known only to the Brāhmans and unless he was a Brāhman he could not
write a verse in a metre peculiar to the Rig Veda . But to what class of Brahmans
did ...
Page 189
That is not the case with Kālidāsa and Dussorā Brahmans . The reason is that the
Dussorás living away from their traditional home lost their old memories , still
when I asked the Jaina monk Pannā Lāl about the birth - place of Kalidasa he
told ...
That is not the case with Kālidāsa and Dussorā Brahmans . The reason is that the
Dussorás living away from their traditional home lost their old memories , still
when I asked the Jaina monk Pannā Lāl about the birth - place of Kalidasa he
told ...
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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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