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Hinduism and Buddhism, An Historical Sketch, Vol. 2

Note 388 — Chapter XXV

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In the Sutta-nipâta Mâra, the Evil One is called Kaṇha, the phonetic equivalent of Kṛishṇa in Prâkrit. Can it be that Mâra and his daughters have anything to do with Kṛishṇa and the Gopîs?

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