The Brahmans Theists And Muslims of India Studies of Goddess Worship in Bengal
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De Maulde la davit-re, The JI'oTiitn of the Renaissance, translated by George Herbert Ely, pp. 25-28.
BRAHMANS, THEISTS, AND MUSLIMS OF INDIA the surer is the Brahman of his fees, and the same applies to the Garbhadhana ceremony.
2. Alleged female frailty. The deeply engrained belief in India that women are by nature utterly depraved naturally suggests a very early marriage, as that alone could ensure the bride reaching her husband in a state of physical purity.
3. The constant splitting up of ...castes into sections between whom marriage is not allowed. This ever-increasing sub- division of the castes has an obvious tendency to narrow the marriage market and to stimulate the competition of parents seeking suitable alliances for their girls, who, as explained already, must be provided with hiisbands before attaining puberty. In support of this contention I may state that I have been informed by the best authorities that it is not an uncommon thing for a desirable man to have overtures of marriage made to him (or his guardians, if he be a minor) while his wife is breathing her last, and certainly before her body has been cremated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Maulde la davit-re, The JI'oTiitn of the Renaissance, translated by George Herbert Ely, pp. 25-28.
BRAHMANS, THEISTS, AND MUSLIMS OF INDIA the surer is the Brahman of his fees, and the same applies to the Garbhadhana ceremony.
2. Alleged female frailty. The deeply engrained belief in India that women are by nature utterly depraved naturally suggests a very early marriage, as that alone could ensure the bride reaching her husband in a state of physical purity.
3. The constant splitting up of ...castes into sections between whom marriage is not allowed. This ever-increasing sub- division of the castes has an obvious tendency to narrow the marriage market and to stimulate the competition of parents seeking suitable alliances for their girls, who, as explained already, must be provided with hiisbands before attaining puberty. In support of this contention I may state that I have been informed by the best authorities that it is not an uncommon thing for a desirable man to have overtures of marriage made to him (or his guardians, if he be a minor) while his wife is breathing her last, and certainly before her body has been cremated.
What to read after The Brahmans Theists And Muslims of India Studies of Goddess Worship in Bengal?
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