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Smith, Elder and co., 1834 - India - 537 pages
  

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Crishna's Contributions
... authority as Edward Moor (author of Moor's "Hindu Pantheon" and "Oriental Fragments"), both the name of Crishna, and the general outline of his history, ...
www.innvista.com/ culture/ religion/ deities/ crishna.htm

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TitleOriental fragments
AuthorEdward Moor
PublisherSmith, Elder and co., 1834
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedAug 27, 2007
Length537 pages
SubjectsIndia
Names, Geographical
Oriental antiquities
  
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