In another connection the same names as are given in the extract quoted above occur : 1' Oh friend Dabba arrange our residence in Gijjhakilta our residence in Chora-plpfi ta ours at the black rock by the side of Isigili ours in the Sattapanna Guha by the side of Vebhara ours in the Sappasondika Pabbhara in Sitavana ours in the ravine of the Gomati ours in the ravine of the Tapodi ours [...] the inner parts of the King's palace the outer parts of the King's palace the inner parts of the city and the outer parts of the city. [...] On the south and facing the north was placed a seat for the them (Mahakassapa) and another in the centre of the pavilion and facing the east for the expounder of the law. [...] The moon was obscured by the crest of the hill and there was darkness on account of the shadow of the mountain and of the trees. [...] In the Atthakathit of Simafifiaphals Sutta the mango grove is placed OK the way to Gijjhakfita between the walls of the city and the mountain.
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- SARF Document ID
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Cover
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i-iii | unknown | view |
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Frontmatter
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i-ii | unknown | view |
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I.—Sites in Rajgir Associated with Buddha and His Disciples
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113-135 | D.N. Sen | view |
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II.—Buddhism and Vedantism : A Parallel
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136-143 | D.N. Sen | view |
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III.—Notes on Asoka’s Inscriptions (II)
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144-147 | K.P. Jayaswal | view |
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IV.—Reference to Education in the Jatakas
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148-162 | J.N. Sikdar | view |
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V.—Tekkali Inscription of Madhyamaraja the son of Petavyalloparaja
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162-167 | Haraprasad Sastri | view |
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VI.—Grant of Ranastambhadeva
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168-171 | Haraprasad Sastri | view |
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VII.—Khandadeuli Inscription of Ranabhanja Deva
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172-177 | Haraprasad Sastri | view |
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VIII.—Some Unpublished Records of the Sultans of Bengal
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178-190 | R.D. Banerji | view |
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IX.—On the Use of the Swallow-worts in the Ritual Sorcery and Leecheraft of the Hindus and the Pre-Islamitic Arabs
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191-213 | Sarat Mitra | view |
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X.—Birth Childhood and Puberty Ceremonies among the Birhors
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214-231 | Sarat Roy | view |
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I.—Note on five sculptured stones discovered in a ruined temple near Surajkund springs in the District of Hazaribagh
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232-234 | F.M. Hollow | view |
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II.—King Pratapa Rudra Deva of Orissa and his ‘Sarasvati Vilasa’
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235-237 | Tarini Rath | view |
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III.—The Naik Caste
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238-240 | Prameshwar Lall | view |
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I.—Minutes of an Ordinary Meeting of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society held at the Patna College on Monday the 22nd April 1918
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241-241 | E.H.C. Walse | view |
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II.—Proceedings of a Meeting of the Council of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society held at the Society’s office on 8th April 1918 at 4-30 p.m
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242-245 | unknown | view |
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Backmatter
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i-ii | unknown | view |
