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दैवदशम् : with Sanskrit, English and Hindi commentaries / श्रीनारायणगुरूविरचितम् ; Sanskrit commentary by Dr. S. Sobhana & Dr. S. Geethamony Amma ; Hindi translation by Dr. K. Sreelatha ; English translation by Dr. R. Bindu.
Daivadaśakaṃ : with Sanskrit, English and Hindi commentaries / Śrīnārāyaṇaguruviracitam ; Sanskrit commentary by Dr. S. Sobhana & Dr. S. Geethamony Amma ; Hindi translation by Dr. K. Sreelatha ; English translation by Dr. R. Bindu.
Author
Narayana Guru, 1856-1928
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नारायण गुरू, 1856-1928
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Format
Book
Language
English
Hindi
Sanskrit
Εdition
First edition.
Published/Created
Delhi : Parimal Publications, 2018.
Description
xxiv, 62 pages ; 22 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Hinduism
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Prayers and devotions
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God (Hinduism)
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Worship and love
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Writer of added commentary
Sobhana, S.
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Geethamony Amma, S.
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Prayers
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Devotional literature
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Getty AAT genre
prayer books
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devotional literature
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Series
Parimala Saṃskr̥ta granthamālā no. 157.
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Parimal Sanskrit Series ; no. 157
Summary note
Verse work on Advaita Vedanta philosophy by Narayana Guru, Hindu saint; includes Sanskrit commentary with translation in English and Hindi.
Notes
Sanskrit devotional work.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (pages 61-62).
Action note
Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP South Asian Imprints Collaborative Collection (MH)
Language note
English, Hindi and Sanskrit.
ISBN
9788171106127
8171106129
LCCN
2019329019
OCLC
1264175566
RCP
H - C
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