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I gladly take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation of the assistance which we have received from the authorities of the Press , both in this matter and in the work of printing our own Journal . The only one of Buchanan's ...
I gladly take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation of the assistance which we have received from the authorities of the Press , both in this matter and in the work of printing our own Journal . The only one of Buchanan's ...
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This type is not , however , usually met with , and want of knowledge of technics bas led many authorities on Indian Architecture including Dr. Burgess to believe that these very structures were originally Buddhist chaitya halls ...
This type is not , however , usually met with , and want of knowledge of technics bas led many authorities on Indian Architecture including Dr. Burgess to believe that these very structures were originally Buddhist chaitya halls ...
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In history , as in everything else , an Indian believes in the authority of the Vedas - Vedāḥ pramāṇam2 . Amongst the Vedas again , the Ṛgveda is the fountain - head . 3 The hymns of the Rgveda scrupulously preserved in the Samhita ...
In history , as in everything else , an Indian believes in the authority of the Vedas - Vedāḥ pramāṇam2 . Amongst the Vedas again , the Ṛgveda is the fountain - head . 3 The hymns of the Rgveda scrupulously preserved in the Samhita ...
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Yaska himself mentions about 31 authorities . • Bhandarkar comm . vol . 1918 . Cf. the etymology of Asura , v . Bradke , Z. D. M. G. , 40 , 347 - G ; Petersburg er Worterbuch , under Sura . Yaska , Nirukta , Daiv . I. 1 . • Ibid . 15.
Yaska himself mentions about 31 authorities . • Bhandarkar comm . vol . 1918 . Cf. the etymology of Asura , v . Bradke , Z. D. M. G. , 40 , 347 - G ; Petersburg er Worterbuch , under Sura . Yaska , Nirukta , Daiv . I. 1 . • Ibid . 15.
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Even before Kautsya , the Atharvaveda3 was questioning the authority of the other Vedas . The Aranyakas and Upanisads preserve traces of their original scepticism about the revelatory character of the Vedas .
Even before Kautsya , the Atharvaveda3 was questioning the authority of the other Vedas . The Aranyakas and Upanisads preserve traces of their original scepticism about the revelatory character of the Vedas .
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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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