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The implements were found at different localities in the valley of the Sanjai river and in the banks scoured out by its tributary the Binjai , but always in the same strata of gravel , which lies at a depth of 18 feet below the surface ...
The implements were found at different localities in the valley of the Sanjai river and in the banks scoured out by its tributary the Binjai , but always in the same strata of gravel , which lies at a depth of 18 feet below the surface ...
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It is interesting to note that a story was at once started to account for the discovery of the statue as miraculous ; that a snake had been seen going into a hole in the bank of the river , and that , on the hole being dug out ...
It is interesting to note that a story was at once started to account for the discovery of the statue as miraculous ; that a snake had been seen going into a hole in the bank of the river , and that , on the hole being dug out ...
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Vṛṣabha was the name of an Indian river . ( See Mahabharata Bhismaparvan IX ) . Vṛsabha also means " the powerful , according to the Petersburg dictionary , as pointed out to me by Mr. Jayaswal . For a definition of the term Vrsala ...
Vṛṣabha was the name of an Indian river . ( See Mahabharata Bhismaparvan IX ) . Vṛsabha also means " the powerful , according to the Petersburg dictionary , as pointed out to me by Mr. Jayaswal . For a definition of the term Vrsala ...
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Pandavā mountain , Pippala Guha , Sumagadhā Pokkharani , Sappinikā river , Paribbājakārāma , Latthivaņa are some of the other places associated with Tathāgata and his immediate disciples . Gribbaja , the hill - girt city of Jarasandha ...
Pandavā mountain , Pippala Guha , Sumagadhā Pokkharani , Sappinikā river , Paribbājakārāma , Latthivaņa are some of the other places associated with Tathāgata and his immediate disciples . Gribbaja , the hill - girt city of Jarasandha ...
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The Rāmāyaṇa mentions the name of a river which " lay like a garland in the midst of the five great mountains " : " Sumagadha nadi ramya Magadhan viśruta yayau Panchānām sailamukhyānāṁmadhye māleva śobhate .
The Rāmāyaṇa mentions the name of a river which " lay like a garland in the midst of the five great mountains " : " Sumagadha nadi ramya Magadhan viśruta yayau Panchānām sailamukhyānāṁmadhye māleva śobhate .
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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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