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The Longest Journey: Southeast Asians and the Pilgrimage ...
In conversations all around the country, Table 9.3 Malay Umrah Options (Malaysian Ringgit) from Three Companies, 2004 Sri Sutra Travel Co. Sakinah Travel C0. Tabung Haji Travel C0. Package Price Package Price Package Price 9 days ...
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A Socio-political Study of the Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa - Page 251
This latter sense is very well expressed by the various names of the girdle employed in the Ramayana such as mekhala-ddma, sroni-sutra and raiand-guna.* Kdhci was also a variety of the girdle.5 At more than one place Ravana has been ...
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Kuala Lumpur, Melaka & Penang. Ediz. Inglese - Page 76
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Joe Bindloss, Celeste Brash, 2008
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Studien Zum Jainismus und Buddhismus: Gedenkschrift Für ...
Suttagame, crit. ed. by Muni Phulchandji (Pupphabhikkhu), publ. by Sri Sutra- gama Prakasaka Samiti, Gurgaon Cantt. (E. P.). Vol. 1. '1953 (48, 1288 pp.) contains the 11 Angas: 1. Ayare (pp. 1 99), 2.Suyagadam(pp. 101-182), 3. Thane (pp.
Klaus Bruhn, Albrecht Wezler, 1981
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The Nâṭyaśāstra: Chapters I-XXVII - Page 348
[Of these, the ornaments] to be fixed by piercing the limbs are ear- ornaments such as ear-rings (kundaia). Tied up ornaments And those to be tied-up (bandhaniya) are to be represented by the girdles (sroni-sutra) and the Angada (arm-band)1 ...
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The Râmâyaṇa of Vâlmîki: With the Commentary (Tilaka) of ...
६४ श्रोणिसूत्र च खड्रं च विमलं कमलेक्षण: ॥ शङ्कचकगदाशाङ्गखङ्गांधेव वरायुधान् ॥ ६९ संपूर्ण गिरिसंकाशं वैनतेयमथास्थितः ॥ राक्षसानामभावाय ययौ तूर्णतरं प्रभु: ॥ ६६ सुपर्णपृछे स ...
Vālmīki, Kāśīnātha Pāṇḍuraṅga Paraba, 1888
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Aspects of Early Assamese Literature - Page 214
The artistic ornaments are of four kinds: Those worn in limbs perforated (abhe- dya) : such as ear-ring (kundala) ; those to be tied up (ban- dhaniya): buttock-string (sroni-sutra) , woman's girdle (roe- khald) , tinkling-bells (kinkinl) , for example ...
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Indian jewellery: dance of the peacock - Page 59
including ear-ornaments (kundala); bandhaniya- that which is tied up like girdles (sroni- sutra) and armbands (angada); praksepya - that which is worn like anklets (nupura); and aropya - that which is put around, for example, chains ...
Usha Ramamrutham Bala Krishnan, Meera Sushil Kumar, 2001
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Material Culture of Sanchi - Page 92
Bharata in his Na(yasastra refers to the word Sroni-sutra, as the name suggests was a gold thread to hold the ear-ornament. 86. Ingholt, op. cit., 189. 194.b. 87. Marshall & Foucher, op. cit., 40.3. 88. Cullavaggo, V, 2, 1; Vinaya texts, p. 69. 89.
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The early history of gold in India - Page 148
The mention of Ravana as wearing a golden sroni sutra (V.17.31; VI.44.23) is indicative of the girdle as being used by men too. There were other ornaments like the bracelets, armlets, etc. that were made of gold. In a passage, while begging ...
