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... , F.R.S. , BODEN PROFESSOR OF SANSKRIT IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD , ETC. , ETC. EDITED BY FITZEDWARD HALL . VOL . II . LONDON : TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 , PATERNOSTER ROW . VISHNU PURÁNA . BOOK I. ( continued ) . CHAPTER 1865 .
... , F.R.S. , BODEN PROFESSOR OF SANSKRIT IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD , ETC. , ETC. EDITED BY FITZEDWARD HALL . VOL . II . LONDON : TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 , PATERNOSTER ROW . VISHNU PURÁNA . BOOK I. ( continued ) . CHAPTER 1865 .
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A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition Fitzedward Hall. VISHNU PURÁNA . BOOK I. ( continued ) . CHAPTER XV . The world overrun with trees : they are destroyed by the Prache- tasas . Soma pacifies them , and gives ... VISHNU PURÁNA. ...
A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition Fitzedward Hall. VISHNU PURÁNA . BOOK I. ( continued ) . CHAPTER XV . The world overrun with trees : they are destroyed by the Prache- tasas . Soma pacifies them , and gives ... VISHNU PURÁNA. ...
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... Vishnu , then , is Param , that which nothing surpasses ; and Páram , the end or object of existence : he is Apárapárah , the furthest bound of that which is illimitable , or space and time : he is Param parebhyah , above or beyond the ...
... Vishnu , then , is Param , that which nothing surpasses ; and Páram , the end or object of existence : he is Apárapárah , the furthest bound of that which is illimitable , or space and time : he is Param parebhyah , above or beyond the ...
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... Vishnu is beyond the boundary of all things ; he is the infinite ; he is beyond that which is boundless ; he is above all that is above ; he exists as finite truth ; he is the object of the Veda ; the limit of elemental being ...
... Vishnu is beyond the boundary of all things ; he is the infinite ; he is beyond that which is boundless ; he is above all that is above ; he exists as finite truth ; he is the object of the Veda ; the limit of elemental being ...
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... the fullest and most consistent details relate to them and their posterity . * Harivamsa , 140 . + Stanza 125 . M. Langlois's Translation , Vol . I. , p . 13 . twenty - seven to Soma , four to Arishtanemi , 20 VISHNU PURÁNA .
... the fullest and most consistent details relate to them and their posterity . * Harivamsa , 140 . + Stanza 125 . M. Langlois's Translation , Vol . I. , p . 13 . twenty - seven to Soma , four to Arishtanemi , 20 VISHNU PURÁNA .
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