Early History of the Vaishnava Faith and Movement in Bengal, from Sanskrit and Bengali Sources c8.s2.54
Early History of the Vaiṣṇava Faith and Movement in Bengal, from Sanskrit and Bengali Sources c8.s2.54
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[Figure: (d) Other Circumstances Smita (smile) Aṅga-saurabha (fragrance of the body) Śṛṅga (a kind of trumpet made of buffalo-horns) Kambu (conch-shell) Padāṅka (foot-prints) Kṣetra (place of sports) Tulasi (the sacred plant) Bhakta (the devotee) Vāsara (the fast-days) Vaṃśa (wind instrument for music) Etc. Veṇu (about 12 inches long, one inch thick, and having six stops) Murali (three feet long, one bore for the mouth and four stops) Vaṃśī (17 inches long, 8 stops at an interval of an inch, bore at every half-inch; in all 9 stops above and below)]