...conjecture from internal evidence, and from what we know of the history of the religious opinions in India. It is highly probable that, of the present popular...actual state earlier than the time of Sankara Acharya, who flourished in all likelihood in the. eighth or ninth century. Of the Vaishnava teachers, Ramanuja...

...by the people, and other circumstances, recall to mind the annual Hindu i Professor Wilson says, " It is highly probable that of the present popular...in all likelihood in the eighth or ninth century." Preface to Vishnu Purana, p. 10. This opinion, therefore, is in thorough accordance with the testimony...

...the annual Hindu » Professor Wilson says, "It is highly probable that of the present popular forma of the Hindu religion, none assumed their actual state earlier than the time of Sankara Acharya, the groat Saiva reformer, who flourished in all likelihood in the eighth or ninth century." Preface to...

...by the people, and other circumstances, recall to mind the annual Hindu ' Professor Wilson says, " It is highly probable that of the present popular forms of the Hindu religion, none eummed their actual state earlier than the time of Sankara Acharyo, the great Saiva reformer, who flourished...

...leading points of faith. Professor Wilson is of opinion, that none of the Puranas " assumed their present state earlier than the time of Sankara Acharya, the...in all likelihood, in the eighth or ninth century." From that period he traces the dates of several Puranas to the twelfth, fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries,...

...in the 7th speak of this worship." And Professor Wilson SITS, in his Preface to " Vishw Parana,"—" It is highly probable that, of the present popular...religion, none assumed their actual state earlier than the eighth or ninth century " of this era. (!) Evidence to this effect has been already given from a Siangan-fit...

...seventh, speak of this worship." And Professor Wilson says, in his preface to "Vishnu Purana," — "It is highly probable that, of the present popular...religion, none assumed their actual state earlier than the eighth or ninth century of this era." would interrupt the path of the clouds, or might easily be overturned...

...conjecture from internal evidence, and from what we know of the history of religious opinion in India. It is highly probable, that of the present popular...their actual state earlier than the time of Sankara Acbiirya, the great Suiva reformer, who flourished, in all likelihood, in the eighth or ninth century....

...'forms of tl' Hindu religion, none assumed tlieir actual state earlier than the time of Sankan Achfirya, the great Saiva reformer, who flourished, in all likelihood, in the eighth or ninth century. Of the Vaishnava teachers, Ramiinuja dates in the twelfth century, Hadhwfichurya' in the thirteenth,...

...religious opinion in India. It is highly probable, that of the present popular forms o? the llindO religion, none assumed their actual state earlier than the time of Sankara Acharya, tlic great Sniva reformer, who flourished, in all likelihood, in the eighth or ninth century. Of the...