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Page 30
... the two branches of Hinduism . It has been repeated with much emphasis in the canonical works such as Mathapratis- thāditatvam , Västuyāgatatvam by Raghunandana , the great lawgiver of the fifteenth century .
... the two branches of Hinduism . It has been repeated with much emphasis in the canonical works such as Mathapratis- thāditatvam , Västuyāgatatvam by Raghunandana , the great lawgiver of the fifteenth century .
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... Punaḥsamskāra - kṛtvā cha labhate maulikamphalam || Fergusson apparently owing to his ignorance of this impor- tant religious ideal incorrectly remarked that if a Hindu temple or Muhammadan mosque went to decay no one ever repaired ...
... Punaḥsamskāra - kṛtvā cha labhate maulikamphalam || Fergusson apparently owing to his ignorance of this impor- tant religious ideal incorrectly remarked that if a Hindu temple or Muhammadan mosque went to decay no one ever repaired ...
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... of the Hindu social fabric , I mean the Brāhmaṇas , Ksatriyas , Vaisyas , the Śūdras . The triratha is thus assigned to the Śūdras . It is for this reason that I have not come across a single triratha temple in Orissa which does not ...
... of the Hindu social fabric , I mean the Brāhmaṇas , Ksatriyas , Vaisyas , the Śūdras . The triratha is thus assigned to the Śūdras . It is for this reason that I have not come across a single triratha temple in Orissa which does not ...
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The Hindus are found to span large spaces by lintels or architraves which are subjected to cross or transverse strain , calling into play the ... I would accordingly call the Hindu method of construction a tension - compressile system .
The Hindus are found to span large spaces by lintels or architraves which are subjected to cross or transverse strain , calling into play the ... I would accordingly call the Hindu method of construction a tension - compressile system .
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A Hindu cannot , however , be invariably charged with being uneconomical in his design . On exposing the foundations of the structures of the Mauryan period at Bhītā at Allahabad it has been found that the foundation below the doorways ...
A Hindu cannot , however , be invariably charged with being uneconomical in his design . On exposing the foundations of the structures of the Mauryan period at Bhītā at Allahabad it has been found that the foundation below the doorways ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 13 |
| Author | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Published | 1927 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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