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It is strange that 200 years after the first Nagari typefaces where cast in iron in India, we’ve got no fine Devanagari fonts at our disposal. Ok, we have quite a few Hindi fonts. But, hey, there are many differences. No Devanagari fonts at the moment supports the four variants of “la” or the northern […]
॥ कथा १ ॥
एकोदराः पृथग्ग्रीवा अन्यान्यफलभक्षिणः ।
3 असंहता विनश्यन्ति भारुण्डा इव पक्षिणः ॥
इह हि कस्मिंश्चित् सरसि भारुण्डा नाम पक्षिणः प्रतिवसन्ति स्म। तेषाम् उदरम् एकं ग्रीवे च द्वे पृथक् पृथग् भवतः ।
6 अथ तेषां मध्यात् कस्यापि पक्षिणः स्वेच्छया विचरत एकया ग्रीवया क्वाप्य् अमृतं प्राप्तम् । अथ द्वितीययाभिहितम् । ममाप्य् अर्धं देहि । अथ […]
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Gren-Eklund 1978 Gren-Eklund, Gunilla: A study of Nominal Sentences in the Oldest Upaniṣads. [Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis.3.] Uppsala.
Hartman 1966 Hartman, C.G.: Emphasizing and connecting particles in the thirteen principal Upanishads. [Suomalaisen tiedeakatemian toimituksia. Sarja B,143,2.] Helsinki.
In the following cosmogonic poem [x. 129] the origin of the world is explained as the evolution of the existent (sát) from the non-existent (ásat). Water thus came into being first; from it was evolved intelligence by heat. It is the starting-point of the natural philosophy which developed into the Sāṅkhya system.
In 1786 Dr. Charles Wilkins was obliged by ill-health to return to England. He made the first direct rendering into English of a Sanskrit text: this was the 3rd century ad Vaishnava creed, the “Bhagavad-Gita”, London, 1785, and the Company paid for publication. He followed it with a translation of the “Hitopadesa”, Bath, […]
1. As several stages can be distinguished in the development of the Vedic language, some of the following statements are strictly applicable only to the Rig-veda, the oldest and most important monument of Vedic literature.
The Alphabet.
2. The sounds are the same as in Sanskrit, with the exception of two additional letters. Cerebral […]
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