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Page 6
... and , at Bulandibagh , has discovered what , so far as present evidence points , would appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of preservation .
... and , at Bulandibagh , has discovered what , so far as present evidence points , would appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of preservation .
Page 19
Vālmīki in his Rāmāyana does not mention Pataliputtra because it did not exist in his time , but Vidyapati found Pataliputtra to be too well - known a place to be omitted altogether . From Pataliputtra he goes to Tirabhakti and thence ...
Vālmīki in his Rāmāyana does not mention Pataliputtra because it did not exist in his time , but Vidyapati found Pataliputtra to be too well - known a place to be omitted altogether . From Pataliputtra he goes to Tirabhakti and thence ...
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All the 24 Śasana - devatás are mentioned here . It says that Bhücandra preached Buddhism in Magadhi at Picalavana and Lakramoca in Ceylon . After 2400 years from the commencement of the Kali Yuga when Sūta was expounding the Bhāgavata ...
All the 24 Śasana - devatás are mentioned here . It says that Bhücandra preached Buddhism in Magadhi at Picalavana and Lakramoca in Ceylon . After 2400 years from the commencement of the Kali Yuga when Sūta was expounding the Bhāgavata ...
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... poets of his time recognized him as their ' Ustád . ' They used to flock at his place and take lessons from him in poesy . Rásikh hints at this in his various verses . ( In connection with his writing verses it is worth mentioning.
... poets of his time recognized him as their ' Ustád . ' They used to flock at his place and take lessons from him in poesy . Rásikh hints at this in his various verses . ( In connection with his writing verses it is worth mentioning.
Page 45
In connection with his writing verses it is worth mentioning that he never wrote verses unless he first refreshed his mind with the sweet melody of music . He was a very skilful singer and had a singular taste for music .
In connection with his writing verses it is worth mentioning that he never wrote verses unless he first refreshed his mind with the sweet melody of music . He was a very skilful singer and had a singular taste for music .
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| 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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