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Journal of the American Oriental Society - Volume 1 - Page 285
He replied : ' I have suddenly felt a desire, O householder, to adopt the life of a Devotee, under the discipline of the much renowned Law : I desire the investiture and the station of a Devotee.' Then Anatha- pindika the householder, starting up ...
American Oriental Society, 1849
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The Kullavagga (Extended Annotated Edition)
'Has fixed peace in his mind, and peaceful, sleeps in peace.' 5. Then the Blessed One discoursed to Anâtha Pindika the householder in due order; that is to say, he spake to him of giving, of righteousness, of heaven, of the danger, the vanity, ...
Thomas William Rhys Davids, 2012
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Jataka, stories of the Buddha's former births
Shortly afterwards, Anatha-pindika similarly despatched five hundred carts with merchandise to the very district in which they dwelt; and his people, when they had got there, went, present in hand, to call upon the border merchant. "Where do ...
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The Buddha: A Drama in Five Acts and Four Interludes
4. The Philanthropist. The wealthiest man of Savatthi invites the Buddha to his home and offers to build a resthouse for the Buddha and his brotherhood. Anatha Pindika kneels before the Buddha, holding in one hand the picture and plan of a ...
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Asoka and Indo-Scythian galleries.-Pt. 2. Gupta and ... - Page 43
Pindika at Jetavana. The foremost figure l of the medallion, and which holds some object in its hand, in all likelihood, is intended for Anatha Pindika, who is also represented in the figure in the centre of the medallion, the six figures to the left ...
Indian Museum, John Anderson, 1883
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Buddhist Birth-Stories (Jataka Tales) - Page 231
Anatha Pindika began the dedication festival from the second day. The festival held at the dedication of Visakha's building ended in four months, but Anatha Pindika's dedication festival lasted nine months. At the festival, too, eighteen kotis ...
Buddhaghoṣa, Thomas William Rhys Davids, 1999
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A Sanskrit-English Dictionary: With References to the Best ... - Page 551
Bhinna -mastaka-pindaka, and -pindika (from the fern, pindika), adj. (an elephant) whose frontal globes ore open, MBh. I, 5471 ; 7, 4564. f^rTO^ pinda + tat, adr. Of a lamp, Hit. Pr. d. S3. fi{Qj(^ pinda + tva, n. State of a mass, density; figuratively, ...
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Encyclopedia of Indian Iconography: Hinduism - Buddhism - ...
PINDIKA The lowermost base of the pedestal (see PItha) is known as pindika, and the ' Agama texts provide elaborate details regarding this part of the installed icon or lihga. The height of the doorway of the sanctum must be divided into eight ...
Saligrama Krishna Ramachandra Rao, 2003
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Annals and Antiquities of the Temple of Jagannātha - Page 113
For all these and the expenses incurred on many of the present valuable ornaments etc of the gods, they deserve no credit as they did not include the huge pindika (presents offered to the deities) collected during their time in the Temple ...
Narayan Miśra, Durga Nandan Mishra, 2007
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Aushadh Rahasya: The Secret of Ayurvedic Herbs and ... - Page 78
Pindika (Kavalika): Procedure of Bandaging the Lepa of herbs on the eyes, and can be used for all types of Conjunctivitis. Procedure: Place the paste on cotton gauze over the eyes and bandage. Examples: -Vata, Castor Oil, paste -Pitta, Amla ...
