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1 On the return of the bridegroom with the bride to his own house , one of his womenfolk sbuts his eyes with her hands . Then he has , in this blindfold state , to take off from his arm the aforementioned garland of three tristed mango ...
1 On the return of the bridegroom with the bride to his own house , one of his womenfolk sbuts his eyes with her hands . Then he has , in this blindfold state , to take off from his arm the aforementioned garland of three tristed mango ...
Page 284
The image is evidently the representation of the Hindu Goddess Sasabhuja with weapons in her several hands and accompanied by her retinue . The fine contour of the central figure and the bold lines of the minor ones are unmistakeably ...
The image is evidently the representation of the Hindu Goddess Sasabhuja with weapons in her several hands and accompanied by her retinue . The fine contour of the central figure and the bold lines of the minor ones are unmistakeably ...
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places the image on a new cloth which the Rājá has in his hands for the purpose . The Raja then places it on a small silver throne which he keeps in readiness to receive the deity . While the Diburi hands over the image to the Rājā ...
places the image on a new cloth which the Rājá has in his hands for the purpose . The Raja then places it on a small silver throne which he keeps in readiness to receive the deity . While the Diburi hands over the image to the Rājā ...
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Contents
JOURNAL | 1 |
A Fird of Panchmarked Coins in Patna City | 16 |
Notes on Indian Numismatics | 79 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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