10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «वह्निमित्र»
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Theory & Principles Of Education - Page 193
Example. A man says to his servant: "Go and fetch Vishnu Mitra" The latter answers that he does not know him, as he had never seen him before. Thereupon the master says, "you know Deva Datta, don't you ?" Upon the servant's answering in ...
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The Epitome of Queen Lilavati: Volume One - Page 109
Then I'll leave your home!' He left and then began to plot against the cause of that misfortune, Vishnu-mitra, by whom a sleeping serpentess had indeed been awoken in that manner. So then he raised the alarm in the magistrates' court, 'Sirs, ...
, Jinaratna, Richard Fynes, 2005
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The Vaiśeshika Aphorisms of Kaṇâda: With Comments from the ...
As the bodies of Yajna-datta and Vishnu-mitra are separate from one another, so are their knowledge, pleasure and the like separate. Accordingly as the cognition This is Yajna-datta's body, is an object, so though no knowledge, pleasure &c.
Kaṇāda, Archibald Edward Gough, 1873
When the emissary of Vishnu Mitra, the bride's father, then showed the slip entrusted to him, the corners of Hima Mitra's lips extended from ear to ear in a smile that lit up his face. He honoured the three messengers with rich presents. Soon ...
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An English translation of the Satyarth Prakash: - Page 112
The evidence of Similitude is that kind of proof which is based upon the agreement of important characteristics cognizable by the senses. saataa as agaaixa As, for instance, a man tells his servant to bring him Vishnu Mitra, who is like Deva ...
Swami Dayananda Sarasvati, 1970
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Genetical research in India - Page 96
1700 B.C. (Aggarwal, 1964; Vishnu Mitra, 1968). More recent evidence puts its cultivation around 3000 B.C. (Vishnu Mitra, 1971, 1972). The species T. compactum is reported to be common in the Neolithic and Bronze periods, being found in ...
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Doctrines of Hindu philosophy: comprising the Nyaya, the ... - Page 324
No one makes a protest against Vishnu Mitra being taken for a barren woman's son. " The three-fold means which S'ankara himself dogmatically sets forth in his A'tmopade&a are all conclusive evidences against his own doctrine. ' Pondering ...
D B Hammond, Krishna Mohan Banerjea, 2001
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Chips from a German Workshop: Essays on mythology, ... - Page 396
353 — Dynasties, ii. 339. Sudraka, ii. 36 n. 1. Sun", Sutiism, i. 182, 276. <uM, ii. 175. sum (I am), asmi, esmi, ah mi, Imii, vesme, im, em, ii. 18; see sono (I am), 17. Sun, names of the — , Surva, Savitri, Vishnu, Mitra, Eros, TJrvaii, Ar- vat, i. 235; ii.
Friedrich Max Müller, Christian Karl Josias Freiherr von Bunsen, 1869
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Sun Worship in India: A Study of Deo Sun-Shrine - Page 3
The twelve Adityas are : Surya, Savitra, Pushan, Vishnu, Mitra, Varuna, Bhaga, Aryama, Amsa, Indra, Martanda and Visvasvat. Thus, there was a great hovering between the natural and human form of Sun-worship in this age. The concept of ...
Anirudha Behari Saran, Gaya Pandey, 1992
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The Philosophy of the Upanishads and Ancient Indian ... - Page 193
No one says, Vishnu- mitra looks like the son of a childless mother. If we are to accept the truth as it is given to us in our experience, we must affirm that the thing perceived is presented externally, not only that it is presented like an external ...
Archibald Edward Gough, 2013
