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Secular topics in the Purāṇas

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Research papers presenting analytical study of the various topics of Hindu religion and culture in the Puranas.

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Dvaita Vedanta Studies and Research Foundation
Language
Sanskrit
Pages
648

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Subjects
Hinduism and culture, Hindu civilization in literature, Criticism, interpretation, Puranas
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India

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Sanskrit and English.

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Bangalore
Other Titles
Secular topics in the Purāṇas

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Library of Congress
BL1140.27 (BL1)+

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Pagination
xxx, 648 ;
Number of pages
648

ID Numbers

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OL24024497M
LCCN
2009347672

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