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Domicile of the Author of the Bhagavata Purana

By Amar Nath Roy

Vol. 8 · No. 1March - 1932pp. 49–53English

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  • “The evidences collected in this paper will show that he was a native of the Tamil country.”
  • “No other part of India, with the exception of lhe lilablhdme एवं Srikrsna, is referred {o so often, and with उठ much pride, while છ few ancient legends are located in this part of the country.”
  • “The most conclusive evidence एवं the author's Tamil domicile 38 to be found, however, in the peculiar rhyming, adopted in the two well-known Gopi-songs, to he found in BE.X, chapters 31 and 35.”

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  1. The Vaishnavite Reformers of India, p. 107
  2. Srimadbhigavata, Vaiigavast હતે.

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