10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «Z'ÂRNĂ»
Discover the use of
z'ârnă in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
z'ârnă and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Hinduism Today: An Introduction - Pagina 139
While the jati system actually structures Indian society, z/arna is more of an ideal. The origin of 1/arna, ... Consequently, as there seems to be a Vedic source for the idea of z/arna, it has to be acknowledged as authoritative. However, it tends to ...
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The Nature of Asatru: An Overview of the Ideals and ... - Pagina 32
3. Morality. 'Wez/erfindjoy in evil, hut let good hringyou pleasure. ” —O'din, Ha'z/arna'l 128. “Vices and Virtues the sons of men hear mingled in their breasts, no one is so good that no failing attends him, nor so hadas to he goodfor nothing.
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Essays in Indian History: Towards a Marxist Perception ; ... - Pagina 168
In so far as Buddhism rejected the religious supremacy of the hrahmanas, it necessarily questioned the legitimacy of the z/arna division inherited from the Vedas. And yet it may be asked whether Buddhism did not have its own contribution to ...
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Document Raj: Writing and Scribes in Early Colonial South ...
Radhika Singha describes the mah.z.arna ̄ma ̄ as a public attestation, attested by persons to be cognizant of a case. Singha, Despotism of Law, xxvii. Similarly, from Wilson's Glossary of Company Judicial and Revenue Terms, we see that ...
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Observations Made at the Magnetical and Meteorological ...
Magnetical and Meteorological Observatory (Toronto). “/M /nimul /Fla neitcal ('66?/-|'llt1'0n.s-,, 7'6/'('nt0. y, Vlkbruacv 26'f"X< ,'Z/"f”2/rY4/§2§ \~5l \:b.=.v.-..... V as 15 ... Q<\K 'xvi ./Mu/L a'z'arna/ 0m¢Z[.HbX /an / Iémnlu ' ,./Imn Iimr. .\'fu.-vdzdyr I F' ...
Magnetical and Meteorological Observatory (Toronto), 1845
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The Hindus: An Alternative History - Pagina 285
groups on the margins of settled society, could also be absorbed into a specific caste (jatz'), often of uncertain class (z/arna), or sometimes into a class, mainly Kshatriya for rulers, seldom Brahmins. Tribes such as Nishadas and Chandalas ...
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Indian Fairy Tales - Pagina 242
They are possibly a relic of the days of Aryan conquest, when the fair-skinned, fair-haired Aryan conquered the swarthier aboriginals. The name for caste in Sanskrit is 'z/arna, “ colour”; and one Hindu cannot insult another more effectually than ...
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Lives of Saints, from the Book of Lismore - Pagina lxv
Masc. ara 11, ara 77, 160, 1410, (ma 184, 00a 746, 1307, 3573,_/22a 1094, 2025, 4651,f0ra 72, 3396, frz'a 4493 =rz'a 787, 820, rea 1011, z'arna 492, 635, 4650, in: 181, z'mma 3969 = find 106, umma 563, ha: 55, Iaa 102, 6a 1629, 3362; but ...
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The Khecarividya of Adinatha: A Critical Edition and ... - Pagina 231
... the qualities of colour and shape” (narnarapaganais tya/etarn) : Ballala (f. 6 5r”) understands z/arna, rapa and gana to refer to consonants, colours and the 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 three NOTES 23 1.
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A History of Civilisation in Ancient India: Based on ...
The very word “z/arna, " which in later Sanscrit indicates caste,.is used in the Rig Veda to distinguish the Aryans and the non-Aryans, and nowhere indicates separate sections in the Aryan community (III, 34, 9, &c.). The very word Ks/zatrzj/a, ...
Romesh Chunder Dutt, 2013
