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The population is very often described , sometimes as consisting of Yavanas or
Firingis or Brāhmaṇas or Kāyasthas or Vaidyas or Navashākhas , or weavers , or
traders or Kşattriyas of different races or Brāhmaṇas of different sreņis .
The population is very often described , sometimes as consisting of Yavanas or
Firingis or Brāhmaṇas or Kāyasthas or Vaidyas or Navashākhas , or weavers , or
traders or Kşattriyas of different races or Brāhmaṇas of different sreņis .
Page 88
bride ' s forehead and pats vermilion marks on it as in the sindūri - rākåb
ceremony described above ( xix , page 82 above ) ; and the bride similarly puts
oil and sindur marks three times on the bridegroom ' s forehead . Among the
Kāwān clan ...
bride ' s forehead and pats vermilion marks on it as in the sindūri - rākåb
ceremony described above ( xix , page 82 above ) ; and the bride similarly puts
oil and sindur marks three times on the bridegroom ' s forehead . Among the
Kāwān clan ...
Page 143
When he was pressed by the Bhikkhus to explain why he thought it to be
happiness , though it had been described by the Master to be beyond feeling ( i .
e . , Joy and Sorrow ) , he replied that it was bliss because it was beyond all
objects of ...
When he was pressed by the Bhikkhus to explain why he thought it to be
happiness , though it had been described by the Master to be beyond feeling ( i .
e . , Joy and Sorrow ) , he replied that it was bliss because it was beyond all
objects of ...
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Contents
Jayaswal K P M A Oxon Bar atlaw | 9 |
A Note on the Hathigumpha Inscription Elephant | 96 |
Inscription of the time of Alauddin Husain Shah | 184 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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