...frequently vowed from infancy, and given up by some beautiful virgin in compliance with her parent's oath. A man who is lame presents a silver leg ; if blind, a gold or silver eye. In fact, there would be no end, were I to enumerate the various ways in which Hindu superstition develops...

...rupees ; copper money ; spices ; assafoetida ; the hair cut off the head, frequently saved from infancy. A man who is lame presents a silver leg ; if blind, a silver or gold eye, &c. The birth of a son ; reconciliation with enemies ; success against the foe...

...frequently vowed from infancy, and yielded by some beautiful maiden in compliance with her parent's oath. A man who is lame presents a silver leg ; if blind, a gold or silver eye ; in fact, there are innumerable ways in which Hindoo superstition develops itself upon this occasion....

...compliance with a vow made by her parent in infancy, and taken as an offering to the idol. Col eman says that a man who is lame presents a silver leg;...who was destroyed by Siva : There is a drama of the Dima class, termed the Tripuradaha, the subject of which is the destruction of the demon Tripura, and...

...frequently vowed from infancy, and given up by some beautiful virgin in compliance with her parent's oath. A man who is lame presents a silver leg ; if blind, a silver or gold eye. The jewels which a woman has worn with pride from infancy, are voluntarily left...

...a third Trinavindu who was amongst the brahmans and ascetics who followed the Pandavas into exile. He was originally a king but became a Rishi. Tripati...who was destroyed by Siva : There is a drama of the Dima class, termed the Tripuradaha, the subject of which is the destruction of the demon Tripura, and...