The Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa volume 7
The Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa volume 7
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In awarding punishments, the king should be guided by these considerations. — T. T The word 'satya' is used here for 'Emancipation'. 'Mahaddharma- phalam' is true knowledge, so called because of its superiority to heaven, &c, The way pointed out by Mann is, of course, the religion of harmlessness. In Verse 35, there is an address to prince Satyavat. It seems, as I have pointed out, that Verses 32 to 35 represent the words of the grandsire to whom the prince refers in Verse 31. — T. X The redund...ant syllable is Arsha, — T, 390 mauabharata. [Alukthadkarnva to the true, ancient, and eternal injunction of the Vedas. * Beholding that cow tied for slaughter, Kapila of liberal soul, ever observant of the duties of Satwa, always engaged in restraining his senses, possessed of true knowledge, and abs- temious in diet, 7 having acquired an excellent understanding that was characterised by faith, perfectly fearless, beneficial, firm, and ever directed towards truth, uttered this word once, viz.
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In awarding punishments, the king should be guided by these considerations. — T. T The word 'satya' is used here for 'Emancipation'. 'Mahaddharma- phalam' is true knowledge, so called because of its superiority to heaven, &c, The way pointed out by Mann is, of course, the religion of harmlessness. In Verse 35, there is an address to prince Satyavat. It seems, as I have pointed out, that Verses 32 to 35 represent the words of the grandsire to whom the prince refers in Verse 31. — T. X The redund...ant syllable is Arsha, — T, 390 mauabharata. [Alukthadkarnva to the true, ancient, and eternal injunction of the Vedas. * Beholding that cow tied for slaughter, Kapila of liberal soul, ever observant of the duties of Satwa, always engaged in restraining his senses, possessed of true knowledge, and abs- temious in diet, 7 having acquired an excellent understanding that was characterised by faith, perfectly fearless, beneficial, firm, and ever directed towards truth, uttered this word once, viz.
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