The Calcutta Review, Volumes 66-67University of Calcutta., 1878 |
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... objects and its cognitions . Another Upanishad text says : that is the infinite where naught else is known , where one ... object , it is , as Rāmatīrtha says in the Padayojanikā , eternal objectless cognition , nityam nirvishayam jnānam ...
... objects and its cognitions . Another Upanishad text says : that is the infinite where naught else is known , where one ... object , it is , as Rāmatīrtha says in the Padayojanikā , eternal objectless cognition , nityam nirvishayam jnānam ...
Page 196
... object of these compositions , which are now more or less well - known to us , was to work out and to record the working out of the mysterious thoughts of a succession of men , who had the widest range of mind of which man is capable ...
... object of these compositions , which are now more or less well - known to us , was to work out and to record the working out of the mysterious thoughts of a succession of men , who had the widest range of mind of which man is capable ...
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... object was not to keep a whip - hand over Nandkumar for his own ends . If this was the object , the means were appropriate enough . On 16th April 1773 , the Court of Directors write approving the appointment of Gur Dass and complimented ...
... object was not to keep a whip - hand over Nandkumar for his own ends . If this was the object , the means were appropriate enough . On 16th April 1773 , the Court of Directors write approving the appointment of Gur Dass and complimented ...
Contents
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THE FULLER CASE AND INDIAN APPELLATE | 38 |
COMMERCE IN ANCIENT INDIA | 68 |
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