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The master of the maid - servant whose jar was broken referred the matter to the tribunal ; the king not being able to decide the case , asked “ Who is your witness " ? Of these two one referred to Buddhaghosa who was introduced to the ...
The master of the maid - servant whose jar was broken referred the matter to the tribunal ; the king not being able to decide the case , asked “ Who is your witness " ? Of these two one referred to Buddhaghosa who was introduced to the ...
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Perhaps he refers to the same king under the name of Sirikūța in the epilogue to his commentary on the Dhammapada ( 12. ) It is left to further recearch to settle whether or not Sirinivāsa was another name of King Mahānāma , during ...
Perhaps he refers to the same king under the name of Sirikūța in the epilogue to his commentary on the Dhammapada ( 12. ) It is left to further recearch to settle whether or not Sirinivāsa was another name of King Mahānāma , during ...
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Kings of Karnata , and Lata . ... killing from the back of his elephant the general of the Vallabh King called Dandena - Gundaya . ... Unlike other grants it describes ia verses the periods of the reigns of different Kings .
Kings of Karnata , and Lata . ... killing from the back of his elephant the general of the Vallabh King called Dandena - Gundaya . ... Unlike other grants it describes ia verses the periods of the reigns of different Kings .
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Aigangar Professor S Krishnaswami M A Ph D | 1 |
Buddhaghosas Visits to Ceylon and Burma and | 29 |
Mazımdar Sastri Surendranath M A P R S | 41 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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