Elements of Hindu Iconography
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there lived a pious and learned Brahmana named Yajnadatta of the Kasyapagotra. He had a son by name Vicha- rasarman of great intelligence. One day when the lad was going to the school, he saw a cowherd assaulting brutally a cow, that sacred animal which deserves being worshipped. Incensed at the behaviour of the cowherd, young Vicharasarman took upon himself the duty of tending the cows of the village, to which the villagers acceded. From that day the cows became happy and began to yield much m...ore milk than their udders could hold and naturally the extra milk began to flow out. Vicha- rasarman seeing that the milk was wasted, collected 205 HINDU ICONOGEAPHY.
it in vessels, set up lihgas made of sand and began to bathe them with this extra milk, with intense piety for Siva. The cowherd who lost his position on account of this Brahmana boy, found this a fine cause for denouncing him and immedia- tely repaired to the village and reported to the villagers that the boy Vicharasarman was wantonly milking the cows, drinks milk with his chums and spills the rest on mounds of sand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there lived a pious and learned Brahmana named Yajnadatta of the Kasyapagotra. He had a son by name Vicha- rasarman of great intelligence. One day when the lad was going to the school, he saw a cowherd assaulting brutally a cow, that sacred animal which deserves being worshipped. Incensed at the behaviour of the cowherd, young Vicharasarman took upon himself the duty of tending the cows of the village, to which the villagers acceded. From that day the cows became happy and began to yield much m...ore milk than their udders could hold and naturally the extra milk began to flow out. Vicha- rasarman seeing that the milk was wasted, collected 205 HINDU ICONOGEAPHY.
it in vessels, set up lihgas made of sand and began to bathe them with this extra milk, with intense piety for Siva. The cowherd who lost his position on account of this Brahmana boy, found this a fine cause for denouncing him and immedia- tely repaired to the village and reported to the villagers that the boy Vicharasarman was wantonly milking the cows, drinks milk with his chums and spills the rest on mounds of sand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gopinatha Rao, T. A., 1872-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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