The Popular Religion and Folk-lore of Northern India, Bind 2A. Constable & Company, 1896 |
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Side 15
... tigers ' claws and similar protectives , are largely used as amulets . These metals are particularly effective in the form of ornaments , many of which are images of the gods , or have some mystic significance , or are made in imitation ...
... tigers ' claws and similar protectives , are largely used as amulets . These metals are particularly effective in the form of ornaments , many of which are images of the gods , or have some mystic significance , or are made in imitation ...
Side 35
... tiger and antelope , by many kinds of ascetics , and in the old ritual the wife with her husband sat on the hide of a bull to promote the fertility of their union . GARLIC . Garlic , again , from its pungency , is valued in the same way ...
... tiger and antelope , by many kinds of ascetics , and in the old ritual the wife with her husband sat on the hide of a bull to promote the fertility of their union . GARLIC . Garlic , again , from its pungency , is valued in the same way ...
Side 38
... tiger , which represent in themselves the innate strength and bravery of the animal , are greatly esteemed for this purpose , and the sportsman , when he shoots a tiger , has to count over the claws carefully to the coolies in charge of ...
... tiger , which represent in themselves the innate strength and bravery of the animal , are greatly esteemed for this purpose , and the sportsman , when he shoots a tiger , has to count over the claws carefully to the coolies in charge of ...
Side 41
... tiger's claw , two claws of the large horned owl turned in opposite direc- tions , and encased in metal , a stone known as the Athrâhâ kâ mankâ , because it has the property of turning eight colours according to the light in which it is ...
... tiger's claw , two claws of the large horned owl turned in opposite direc- tions , and encased in metal , a stone known as the Athrâhâ kâ mankâ , because it has the property of turning eight colours according to the light in which it is ...
Side 78
... tiger godling , one of their most dreaded deities . In the Konkan , according to Mr. Camp- bell , ' the medium or Bhagat who becomes possessed is called Jhâd , or " tree , " apparently because he is a favourite dwelling - place for ...
... tiger godling , one of their most dreaded deities . In the Konkan , according to Mr. Camp- bell , ' the medium or Bhagat who becomes possessed is called Jhâd , or " tree , " apparently because he is a favourite dwelling - place for ...
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