...learned proclaim a divinity not sub' c ject to age or death; thee they call the armour Ct ofljvoRA, the preserver of regions, the destroyer '* of enemies; a gem that gives increase to the field. * c At the tirne, when the ocean resounded, when c * the clouds murmured and lightnings flashed, then...

...the fourth Veda we have the following address to it at the close of a terrible incantation : Thee, O Darbha, the learned proclaim a divinity, not subject to age or death: thee, they call the arm of Indra, the preserver of regions, the destroyer of enemies: a gem that gives increase to the...

...fourth Vede, we have the following~amire&s to it, at the close of a terrible incantation : "Thee, O Darbha ! the learned proclaim a divinity not subject...destroyer of enemies, a gem that gives increase to the fields: at the time when the ocean resounded, when the clouds murmured, and lightnings flashed, then...

...fourth Vede, we have the following address to it, at the close of a terrible incantation : " Thee, O Darbha! the learned proclaim a divinity not subject...destroyer of enemies, a gem that gives increase to the fields: at the time when the ocean resounded, when the clouds murmured, and lightnings flashed, then...

...fourth Veda we have the following address to it at the close . of a terrible incantation:—' Thee, O Darbha, the learned proclaim a divinity, not subject...then was Darbha produced, pure as a drop of fine gold !' Some of the leaves taper to a most acute evanescent point; whence the pundits often say of a very...

...fourth Veda we have the following address to it at the close of a terrible incantation:—' Thee, O Darbha, the learned proclaim a divinity, not subject...then was Darbha produced, pure as a drop of fine gold !' Some of the leaves taper to a most acute evanescent point; whence the Pundits often say of a very...

...the Marquis of Hastings, who supplied him with seeds for his experimental garden at Woburn. " Thee, 0 Darbha ! the learned proclaim a Divinity, not subject to age or death ; Thee they call the armour of India—the preserver of regions—the destroyer of enemies—a gem that gives increase to the fields....

...death ; thee they call the armour of INDRA, the preserver of regions, the destroyer of eneii.ies ; a gem that gives increase to the field. At the time, when the ocean resounded, (he clouds murmured, and lightnings flashed, then was Dnrbhu produced, pure as a drop of fine gold."...

...without any horizontal or tranivem sticks. quotes the Veda. " Thee, O Darlha, the learned proclaim to be a divinity not subject to age or death. Thee they call the armour of Indra, the preserver of regions, the destroyer of enemies : a gem that gives to the Held. At the time...

...veda we have the following address to it at the close of a terrible incantation : ' Thee, O Dharba, the learned proclaim a divinity not subject to age or death ; thee they call the armor of Indra, the preserver of religions, the destroyer of enemies, a gem that giveth increase to...