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History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v5.c75.357.7

History of Dharmaśāstra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v5.c75.357.7

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to Phalgu river, Viṣṇupada and Akṣayavaṭa 666; Uttaramānasa tank 650-651, 653, Vedīs, at which the leisured pilgrim may offer piṇḍas in G. are forty-five 667, very sublime formula repeated at the time of offering piṇḍa and water at, 550, Viṣṇupada is Ādi-Gadādhara himself 665, Viṣṇupada is deemed to be the foot-print of God Viṣṇu 667, was named according to Agni and Vāyu after Gaya who performed a sacrifice there 654, was all emptiness and desolation in Fa Hien's time, while in Hiouen Thsang's time it was a flourishing town with 1000 brāhmaṇa families 650; why Hari is Ādi-Gadādhara at G. 657, 660, works dealing with procedure of śrāddha at G 670-671, Yājñavalkya says that whatever a man gives in Gayā leads to inexhaustible rewards 653