10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «त्रिभात»
Discover the use of
त्रिभात in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
त्रिभात and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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The History of Buddhism in Vietnam - Page 118
The Mot Mai's statue, on the other hand, based on an inscription carved into its lotus-crowned lion-shaped pedestal, is generally accepted to be Amitabha. According to the inscription, “A monk with the Buddhist name Tri Bat from Thach That ...
2
Essays Into Vietnamese Pasts - Page 53
The remainder lets us know that monk Tri Bat set up the Amitabha statue in the year 1099. Tri Bat (1049-1117) belonged to the twelfth generation of the Vinitaruci sect of the dhyana school in Viet Nam. Through the Thien uyen tap anh, we ...
Keith Weller Taylor, John K. Whitmore, 1995
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Zen in Medieval Vietnam: A Study and Translation of the ... - Page 181
[56b8] Zen Masrer Tri Bat of To Phong Temple, Mount Thach That,517 Dai Cau Village, Tan Trai, hailed ftom Luy Lau.518 His family name was Van. Even as a young boy he respecred Buddhism very keenly. At the age of twenty, he took the ...
4
Chùa Việt Nam - Page 39
Qua bai "A Di Da Phat tung" dudi chan be tuong chiia Hoang Kim, ta biet them Tri Bat cung chiu anh hudng cua tin ngudng Tinh Dd, tin vao cdi Tay Phuong cue lac va Phat A Di Da. Dieu nay khdng cd gi la, vi Phat giao thdi Ly da cd khuynh ...
5
The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia - Page 476
... personsfworthy of pity, if they had right. whirled themselves) 'doegoc' aboutsw imirigaw'th'c WNW'CY Of me" "low- * Some Of their excuses' arecoinmon- tri-bath, some peculiar onely to him that was the shepheard. Both remember the force' ...
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The Compleat Angler: Or Contemplative Man's Recreation. In ...
andChicbisser, in Suffer; the Carnish Rivers 5- 44ng Dew/zsh. and at Pea/e, Da'setsh. It is not knownwhether they' are in Ponds, r - HAUNT$.- The same with the Flander; they come and return with the Tider z ., . _. _ . Dis-tri.BAt'rs. Red-warm: ...
Izaak Walton, Moses BROWNE, 1759
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Little Stone, Pretended to be Out of the Mountain, Tried, ... - Page 380
ar' h'N'Uosi '16 5. r7. i public-e pent-r Ec'c'ligffia &fitter-Mart" r 3'80 )_ Phar- tri' bath from Scripture and antiquity, is that the government as well os particular , as of consociat Churches was pure air-stanza; p c. r. s. r . _ _ More particularly. r ...
James Wood, Andrew Anderson (printer.), 1654
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Natural Obligations to Believe the Principles of Religion ... - Page 219
'ii 'ta'en-i 'nisiF'M, (Ft-'- Our-m. tri-(Bath 7.. Cap. 8. T FnNusquani alibi spectatiore naturaz ter-un; artifieio. Plin. 11. Not. L'xi. eap.r,z. si any, the' quuisite formation of which he de; fcribes with. ln his tam parvis tamque nullis quae ratio, quanta vis ...
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A general catalogue of law books - Page 241
Wickes ca. Kendal's Filangeri arg. tri. bat. 138 Kennet's impropri. 161 Kent's case - 37 Key to ord. coun. 170 King and his title 73 King on Eng. const. 88 's Burn's just. 180 Kingston's(Duchess)tri. 188 Kingston's Tha.cha. Kirkby's rules exch.
Joseph Butterworth (and son.), Joseph Butterworth, 1819
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Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
QUINTAL, the weight of a hundred pounds, in QUINTILE, in astronomy, h aspect of the planets moll con. tries: bat in England it is the hundred when they are distant the 5th part of the zodiac, or J2 weight, or 112 pounds. Qmntal was also ...
Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig, 1801
