| James Silk Buckingham - 590 pages
...his primogeniture and eminence of birth.' — C. iv 100. The Brahmin eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahmins, indeed, other mortals enjoy life.' — C. L v. 101. ' Though Brahmins employ themselves in... | |
| Manu (Lawgiver) - Brahmans - 1825 - 488 pages
...his ' primogeniture and eminence of birth : 101. ' The Brahmen eats but his own food ; wears * but his own apparel : and bestows but his own in ' alms : through the benevolence of the Brahmen, in' deed, other mortals enjoy life. 102. ' To declare the sacerdotal duties, and those ' of... | |
| Manu (Lawgiver) - Hindu law - 1825 - 490 pages
...his ' primogeniture and eminence of birth : 101. ' The Brahmen eats but his own food ; wears ' but his own apparel: and bestows but his own in ' alms : through the benevolence of the Brahmen, in' deed, other mortals enjoy life. 102. ' To declare the sacerdotal duties, and those ' of... | |
| Asia - 1827 - 864 pages
...to it all by his primogeniture and eminence of birth ; the Brahmen cats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahmen, indeed, other mortals enjoy life." The reader conversant with the Jewish code cannot fail... | |
| James Silk Buckingham - Great Britain - 1827 - 608 pages
...primogeniture and eminence of birth.' — C. iv 1OO. ' The Brahmin eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahmins, indeed, other mortals enjoy life.' — C. iv 101. ' Though Brahmins employ themselves in... | |
| Christianity - 1827 - 614 pages
...his primogeniture and eminence of birth.' — C. iv 100. The Brahmin eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahmins, indeed, other mortals enjoy life.' — C. iv 1OI. ' Though Brahmins employ themselves in... | |
| Asia - 1827 - 822 pages
...to it all by his primogeniture and eminence of birth ; the Brahmen eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahmen, indeed, other mortals enjoy life." The reader conversant with the Jewish code cannot fail... | |
| John Wilson - Christianity and other religions - 1832 - 168 pages
...to it all by his primogeniture and eminence of birth. The Brahman eats but his own, food; wears but his own apparel; and bestows but his own in alms:...of; the Brahman, indeed, other mortals enjoy life. He confers purity oa his living family, on his ancestors, and on his decendants as far as the seventh... | |
| Charles Coleman - Asia - 1832 - 514 pages
...entitled to it by primogeniture and eminence of birth. " The Brahman eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms ; through the benevolence of the Brahman, indeed, all mortals enjoy life." A variety of punishments (some of which are shewn in plate 28), are apportioned... | |
| Arabs - 1840 - 652 pages
...birth. S. 101.—The Brahmin eats but his own food, their long standing of nearly three thouwears but his own apparel, and bestows but his own in alms. Through the benevolence of the Brahmin, indeed, the other mortals enjoy life. This is out-heroding Herod. CAP. ii. S. 25 to 190 contains... | |
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