Reading section 38
Translator: Dutt, Manmatha Nath; Wilson, H. H. (Horace Hayman)
A Prose English Translation of Vishnupuranam. Translated by Dutt, Manmatha Nath; Wilson, H. H. (Horace Hayman). This historical English edition is listed by Project Gutenberg as public domain in the USA. Read the source text, search passages, and explore it with the reading assistant.
Contents
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[116] Wild sessamum.
Permalink[117] Coix barbata.
Permalink[118] A fruit.
Permalink[119] i.e. the Wind-god.
Permalink[120] Ambrosia.
Permalink[121] A formula, embodying the name of Vāsudeva.
Permalink[122] viz. the upper, middle, and nether regions.
Permalink[123] Mildness
Permalink[124] Insolence
Permalink[125] Meek.
Permalink[126] Wild.
Permalink[127] White.
Permalink[128] Dark.
Permalink[129] Having an hundred forms.
Permalink[130] Sacrifice.
Permalink[131] Gift in sacrifice to Brahmanas.
Permalink[132] Veneration
Permalink[133] The goddess of wealth.
Permalink[134] Patience.
Permalink[135] Satisfaction.
Permalink[136] Nourishment.
Permalink[137] Intelligence.
Permalink[138] Act.
Permalink[139] Intellect.
Permalink[140] Bashfulness.
Permalink[141] Body.
Permalink[142] Success.
Permalink[143] Fame.
Permalink[144] Righteousness.
Permalink[145] Renown.
Permalink[146] Chaste.
Permalink[147] Birth.
Permalink[148] Memory.
Permalink[149] Gratification.
Permalink[150] Forgiveness.
Permalink[151] Reverence.
Permalink[152] Good-natured.
Permalink[153] Energy.
Permalink[154] This and the last are words uttered while one is offering oblations.
Permalink[155] Sexual desire.
Permalink[156] Lakshmi.
Permalink[157] Pride.
Permalink[158] Restraint.
Permalink[159] Satisfaction.
Permalink[160] Contentment.
Permalink[161] Nourishment.
Permalink[162] Greed.
Permalink[163] Intellect.
Permalink[164] Knowledge.
Permalink[165] Action.
Permalink[166] Punishment.
Permalink[167] Justice.
Permalink[168] Humility.
Permalink[169] Intellect.
Permalink[170] Apprehension.
Permalink[171] Body.
Permalink[172] Exertion.
Permalink[173] Felicity.
Permalink[174] Fame.
Permalink[175] Cheerfulness.
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