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Somadeva Bhatta, active 11th century and Tawney, C. H. (Charles Henry)
jewelléd
jewelled
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you
we
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les
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See also Bartsch’s Sagen, Märchen, und Gebräuche aus Meklenburg, Vol. I, p. 277 and ff.
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Addenda2
In the 33rd of the Syrian stories collected by Prym and Socin we have a king of snakes and water of life.
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Jímútavahána
Jímútaváhana
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[Not in source]
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For the idea see note on page 305.
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Vasaṇtaka
Vasantaka
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[Deleted]
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Ḥarasvámin
Harasvámin
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Śaktivega
Śaktideva
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Lenormant in his Chaldæan Magic and Sorcery, p. 41, (English Translation), observes: “We must add to the number of those mysterious rites the use of certain enchanted drinks, which doubtless really contained medicinal drugs, as a cure for diseases, and also of magic knots, the efficacy of which was firmly believed in, even up to the middle ages.” See also Ralston’s Songs of the Russian people, p. 288.
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