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.

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  1. Reading section 1
  2. Reading section 2
  3. Reading section 3
  4. Reading section 4
  5. Reading section 5
  6. Reading section 6
  7. Reading section 7
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  25. Reading section 25
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  27. Reading section 27
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  35. Reading section 35
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  37. Reading section 37
  38. Reading section 38
  39. Reading section 39
  40. Reading section 40

[116] Wild sessamum.

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[117] Coix barbata.

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[118] A fruit.

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[119] i.e. the Wind-god.

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[120] Ambrosia.

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[121] A formula, embodying the name of Vāsudeva.

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[122] viz. the upper, middle, and nether regions.

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[123] Mildness

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[124] Insolence

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[125] Meek.

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[126] Wild.

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[127] White.

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[128] Dark.

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[129] Having an hundred forms.

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[130] Sacrifice.

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[131] Gift in sacrifice to Brahmanas.

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[132] Veneration

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[133] The goddess of wealth.

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[134] Patience.

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[135] Satisfaction.

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[136] Nourishment.

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[137] Intelligence.

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[138] Act.

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[139] Intellect.

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[140] Bashfulness.

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[141] Body.

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[142] Success.

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[143] Fame.

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[144] Righteousness.

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[145] Renown.

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[146] Chaste.

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[147] Birth.

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[148] Memory.

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[149] Gratification.

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[150] Forgiveness.

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[151] Reverence.

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[152] Good-natured.

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[153] Energy.

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[154] This and the last are words uttered while one is offering oblations.

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[155] Sexual desire.

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[156] Lakshmi.

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[157] Pride.

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[158] Restraint.

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[159] Satisfaction.

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[160] Contentment.

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[161] Nourishment.

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[162] Greed.

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[163] Intellect.

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[164] Knowledge.

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[165] Action.

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[166] Punishment.

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[167] Justice.

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[168] Humility.

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[169] Intellect.

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[170] Apprehension.

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[171] Body.

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[172] Exertion.

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[173] Felicity.

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[174] Fame.

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[175] Cheerfulness.

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