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Ravi Prakash Arya |
Rg-Veda Samhita (4 Vols.) |
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K.L. Joshi |
Natyasastra of Bharatamuni (4 Vols.) |
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K.L. Joshi (Ed.) |
Markandeya Purana: Sanskrit Text with English Translation |
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| The Markandeya Purana is a famous one amongst the eighteen Mahapuranas. This Purana has a character different from that of all the others. It has nothing of a secretarial spirit, little of a religious tone; rarely inserting prayers and invocations to any deity; and such as are inserted are brief and moderate.
It deals little in precepts, ceremonial or moral. Its leading feature is narrative; and it presents an uninterrupted succession of legends, most of which when ancient are embellished... |
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M.N.Dutt |
Agnimahapuranam of Sri Vedavyasa (2 Vols.) |
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| Agni purana occupies an important place among the most popular works in the Mahapuranas exceptionally for its scientific tracts. It is also called Agneya-Purana. It consists of Sixteen thousand stanzas distributed in three hundred and eighty-three chapters. The contents of this Purana clearly show that it has no sectarial leaning. It impartially treats of Vaisnava, Saiva and Sakta forms of worship. The early chapters of this Purana describe the Avataras and in those of Rama and Krsna, avowedly... |
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K.L. Joshi (Edited By) |
Visnu Purana |
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Joshi K.L.Shastri |
Narasimha Purana |
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| The Puranic age or era in ancient India next to Vedas has its most significance. During mediaeval period, Puranic rites assumed position even higher than the rituals recommended in Vedas among the people. The rites performed through the procedure mentioned in Puranas got wide acceptance among public in the form of more benevolence and spirituality as it was the essence of Puranas.
This Purana occupies an important place among the above listed upa-Puranas. Like other Puranas, Narasimha Purana... |
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Joshi K.L. (Ed.) |
Vishnu Purana: Sanskrit Text and English Translation |
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| The Purana literature is described to Vedavyasa are uniformly stated to be eighteen in number. They are also works of evidently different ages and have been compiled under different circumstances, the precise nature of which we can but imperfectly conjecture from internal evidence and from what we know of the history of religious opinion in India. The Vishnu Purana, 'That in which Parashara, beginning with event of the Varaha Kalpa, expounds all duties, is called the Vaishnava Purana; and the... |
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K.L. Joshi (Ed.) |
Matsya Mahapurana: Sanskrit Text, English Translation, Notes & Index Of Verses |
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| The Matsya Purana earns its title from the fish incarnation of Vishnu, the other nine being - Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Bharagava Parshurama, Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Kalki. The Matsya Purana is not all based totally on the life story of Matsya, but it deals with various other subjects, though in some of the chapters Matsya himself is the speaker. Matsya Purana contains 291 chapters in total. First among all it describes the dialogues between Manu and the Lord, known as... |
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K.L. Joshi |
112 Upanisads (2 Vol Set) |
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| The Upanisads are Philosophical and theological mystical treatises forming the third division of the Veda; the preceding portions being the Mantras or Hymans, which are largely prayers, and the Brahmanas or sacrificial rituals - the utterance, successively, of poet, priest and philosopher. There are two great departments of the Veda. The first is called Karma-kanda, the department of works, which embraces both Mantras and Brahmanas; and is followed by the vast majority of persons whose action... |
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