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Page 261
... called also LOHA - CUTA . They are also called Dweepas , a word signifying a country be- tween two waters , ( in the sense of Do - ab in Persian , ) and then we say , Suvarna - Dweep , Rajata - Dweep , and Aya - Dweep . I Cor . ii . 1 ...
... called also LOHA - CUTA . They are also called Dweepas , a word signifying a country be- tween two waters , ( in the sense of Do - ab in Persian , ) and then we say , Suvarna - Dweep , Rajata - Dweep , and Aya - Dweep . I Cor . ii . 1 ...
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... called also PITRISTHAN , or the place of the Pitris . Pitrica is a derivative form seldom used in the Poorauns , but always in conversation and in the spoken dialects ; for , every Hindoo knows PITRICASTHAN , though ignorant of its ...
... called also PITRISTHAN , or the place of the Pitris . Pitrica is a derivative form seldom used in the Poorauns , but always in conversation and in the spoken dialects ; for , every Hindoo knows PITRICASTHAN , though ignorant of its ...
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... called Edris , and Idris , in the countries to the west of India , carried the Vedas from the abode of the gods on the summit of Meru , first , to the sacred Isle ; thence to the banks of the Nile ; and , lastly , to the borders of ...
... called Edris , and Idris , in the countries to the west of India , carried the Vedas from the abode of the gods on the summit of Meru , first , to the sacred Isle ; thence to the banks of the Nile ; and , lastly , to the borders of ...
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