01
the
finger-dance
oi
his/
her
child
used
to
live
by
honest
means,
refrained
from
drinks
tax
wore
levied,
one
on
indigenous
and
foreign
goodb
the
mtioduction
have
been
through
a
substitution
of
Brali
in
and
space.
REDUCTION
AND
acquired
an
impor
tance
of
its
own
and
needed
not
correspond
to
the
puramc
content.
We
have
cases,
indeed,
in
which
the
content
is
changed
while
the
parampara
remains
unaltered
In
fact
many
additions
were
inser-
ted
in
the
purana-s
when
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incestual
feelings
we
saw
in
the
previous
myth
seems
to
be
obscured
m
this
variant
by
the
ferocity
of
Parvati's
response
to
Gaueba's
beauty
Behind
struck
by
lightning
All
the
earth
along
with
Jhe
^chool
imparts
Sanskrit
education
since
1923
A
D
when
-l
exhaustive
Particularly,
he
points
out
that
at
the
time
of
the
pilgnmage
of
the
Vis.tu-
pada
We
aie
told
only
that
one
has
to
perform
a
mantra,
which
is
available
in
the
the
informant
of
Momei
Williams
follows*
the
contents
The
analysis
is
developped
in
an
interest-
it^
i
MMiiei
lirstl>
interesting
conclusions
which
pointing
out
that
puramt
authors
were
near
Rsiketa
temple
doubts
The
word
'tapas',
for
instance,
is
usually
translated
with
'ascetic
heat'
while
in
I
33
is
rendeied
with
'asceticism'
 without
any
apparent
justifi-