«VÉDIC» 관련 루마니아어 책
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Philosophic Arches in Upanisads
In Védic age, the education is mainly through oral communication, the Védic student first learns to utter the Véda mantras properly. The Védic education starts with Ṥikṣā which also means the science of phonetics, or principles of correct ...
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A Comparative Grammar of the Sanscript, Zend, Greek, ...
He says, however, in Hoefer's Journal of Philology, I. p. 60, “ So, e. g., in the declension of words in a several Védic forms have taken firm root also in Zend; thus, the nominative plural doiiha (as I write it tioiiha), to Which answers the Vedic in ...
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Temples of Kr̥ṣṇa in South India: History, Art, and ... - Pagina 24
The Védic Visnuism, by embracing a pastoral religion into its fold, began to appeal even more to the ordinary people. Some scholars see the Bha'gavatism as a sort of a protestant movement against the Védic religion, but definitely not as ...
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A Comparative Grammar of the Sancrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, ...
215, 244.). He says, however, in Hoefer's Journal of Philology, I. p. 60, “So, e.g., in the declension of words in a several Védic forms have taken firm root also in Zend; thus, the nominative plural dojiha (as I write it donha), to which answers the ...
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A Compendium of the Comparative Grammar of the ...
Examples of the shortened form of the sfi'. are found in Védic lei-toga, later kri-tyaq V kar (make) ; therefore we must probably assume -tyato have arisen from -tcya-, also in forms in -tya-, which have no parallel VEdic -tcg/a-, as e.g. in i-tya-, ...
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Elements of Hindu Iconography - Volumul 1,Ediţia 1 - Pagina 76
principal'places are assigned to Agni, Vayu or Indra, and Sfirya, who appear therefore to have been regarded in the time of Yaska (the Védic Commentator), as the triad of deities in whom the Supreme Spirit was especially revealed. Vishnu is ...
T. A. Gopinatha Rao, 1968
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Journal ... - Volumul 9 - Pagina 123
borrowed from the Dravidians' or non-Aryans who were the most civilized people, must date back to the pre-Védic period. From these facts, it is easy to see that the institution oi.' Basawis has been in existence from the pre-Védic time.
Anthropological Society of Bombay, 1910
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Sammlung: - Pagina lxxv
In process of time northern—Aryan, Védic, Brahmanical—influences were brought to bear upon these original forms of worship, and those who introduced the Védic religion into the South found a place for the superstitions of the aborigines in ...
Māṇikkavācakar, George Uglow Pope, 1900
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The London Quarterly Review - Volumul 46 - Pagina 5
Védic Sanscrit bears much the same relation to classical Sanscrit which Anglo-Saxon bears to modern English. Muller says 2 “ The difference between the grammar of the Véda and that of the epic poems would be sufficient of itself to fix the ...
William Lonsdale Watkinson, William Theophilus Davison, 1876
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Sketch of Indian Antiquities from the Earliest Times to ... - Pagina 6
1 ' Notwithstanding the wide extent and long- duration of Védic civilisation in Northern India, there is but one group of monuments now existing to which there is any warrant for assigning a-Vedic origin. These are the well-known mounds at ...
Sir John Hubert Marshall, 1914
