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Page 66
None of these avail . able texts can however claim to be immune froro later
tamperiog . " Some passages have been shown to be later interpolations . Yet on
the whole , palpable contradictions apart , they offer an association of older
tradition ...
None of these avail . able texts can however claim to be immune froro later
tamperiog . " Some passages have been shown to be later interpolations . Yet on
the whole , palpable contradictions apart , they offer an association of older
tradition ...
Page 73
And all through these seeming contradictions runs the later Brābmapa historical
belief that the Asuras were the offspring of Prajāpati and originally equal to and
like the gods . No wonder coming later still , Kautsya felt dismayed and preferred
...
And all through these seeming contradictions runs the later Brābmapa historical
belief that the Asuras were the offspring of Prajāpati and originally equal to and
like the gods . No wonder coming later still , Kautsya felt dismayed and preferred
...
Page 245
The Nánágbat inscriptions of the early Sātavāhanas are " a little , not much later
than Asoka ' s and Dasaratha ' s edicts ” ( Bühler ) and on epigraphical grounds "
they are of the time of the last Maurgas or the earliest Sungas " that is , of the ...
The Nánágbat inscriptions of the early Sātavāhanas are " a little , not much later
than Asoka ' s and Dasaratha ' s edicts ” ( Bühler ) and on epigraphical grounds "
they are of the time of the last Maurgas or the earliest Sungas " that is , of the ...
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Contents
BIHAR AND ORISSA RESEARCH SOCIETY | 1 |
Notes from the Mandala PanjiMuhammadan conquest | 10 |
Notes on Indian Architecture 2841 | 28 |
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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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