Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v1.c5.100

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³ That is, they are themselves indestructible, and bestow immunity on their wearer; death, too, has no power over him (iii, 300.17–20). Cp. i, 330.10 ff.; iii, 310.10 ff.; 301.17. As is well known, the world’s literature, particularly the Indian, shows very many such magic things.