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[17] At the time when Krittivas, the [...] Ramchandra’s victory celebration as depicted in the original Rámáyańa.

[68] I went there to do archaeological [...] Angadesh. In these hills humankind depicted its existence through many different [...] humankind had not yet invented script.

[64] With the dawn of civilization humanity’s [...] arts and crafts. Primitive humans depicted in stone the images of the birds [...] the results of epochal changes.

[13] As depicted in many stories, soon after Alarka [...] Aśt́ávakra Samhitá.

[48] On the basis of this saying, Shiva was depicted in the Puranic Age with Gauṋgá [...] flowed in four directions –

[38] On the basis of this saying, Shiva was depicted in the Puranic Age with Gauṋgá [...] flowed in four directions –

[6] A kind of mixed Tantra was evolved [...] (who is not the four-armed goddess depicted in mythology). When idol worship [...] significance, nor are the worshippers.

[61] There is no doubt that the culture [...] The art of the kśatriyas depicted their tremendous efforts to conquer [...] desire to increase their population.

[5] “Oh, Parama Puruśa, you have no form and yet I have depicted the various goddesses in various [...] moment of mental weakness.”

[30] The victorious Aryans, coming from [...] the Aryans and the non-Aryans, as depicted in the Sanskrit books written [...] less competence than the Aryans.

[89] The tiger is one of the oldest [...] of the Aryans, Gaorii, has been depicted as siḿha-váhinii [“riding on a lion”].

[6] The inhabitants of Samatat – [...] years, the Bengalees have been depicted as an indomitable sea-faring people. [...] by applying the communal award.

[6] 3. Since the beginning of yoga [...] the Digambara Jain cult, He was depicted as digambara [without clothes] [...] 1 )

[1] The golden age of the Mauṋgalkávya [...] society, in doing so the poets have depicted the joys and sorrows of the common [...] they became angry, the poets have depicted in words the life of that distressed Ráŕh.

[4] In other words, Shiva was clad [...] in Ráŕh Shiva was depicted as Nyáḿt́eshvara [...] composed a song in this respect:

[2] Now this garland of rajaniigandhá [...] However during the time in history depicted in this poem, that is, during [...] cloudy days and solar eclipses.

[7] Uta means “hell”, [...] asúrya world. It is depicted as if from within that deep darkness [...] of that darkness and coming out.

[14] Often in Sanskrit the words [...] so this huge mountain range is depicted in the maps of the Earth. But [...] and which makes others great].

[2] A kind of mixed Tantra was evolved [...] (who is not the four-armed goddess depicted in mythology). When idol worship [...] significance, nor are the worshippers.

[15] There are fifty letters in Sanskrit [...] holding the fifty letters [they are depicted as skulls]. She has forty-nine [...] indicate them by drawing the mouth.

[21] 3) Kamat́a was the name of a mythological demon depicted in the Puranas.

[372] 32) A 3-piece Krishna pose. Krishna is often depicted standing with one leg behind the [...] the “3-piece” pose.

[19] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] this controlling deity – is depicted as having four hands. No human [...] deity belonging to subsequent ages.

[38] That which is beyond the periphery [...] range of time can be extended, as depicted in the pages of history; but akála [...] and akála sees Him, too.

[18] According to the caste history [...] but their father, Chitragupta, is depicted as having four hands, holding [...] Chitragupta is reliable or not.

[69] This can best be done through the [...] presented in pictures than when depicted in books, because those who cannot read can thereby understand the inner language of the artist.

[39] Chinese pictorial script is quite [...] Chinese script is that ideas are depicted in the lines of a drawing and [...] special rule, a systaltic order.

[3] If we take each one of these important spheres of life separately as depicted in Ananda Marga, we will see how [...] existing ideas on the subjects.

[18] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] this controlling deity – is depicted as having four hands. No human [...] deity belonging to subsequent ages.

[41] On hearing this, the pandits observed, [...] the worship of Durgá as depicted in the Márkańd́eya; [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa.”