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Hinduism and Buddhism, An Historical Sketch, Vol. 2

Note 392 — Chapter XXV

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Life and Sayings of Râmakṛishṇa. Trans. F. Max Müller, pp. 137-8. The English poet Crashaw makes free use of religious metaphors drawn from love and even Francis Thompson represents God as the lover of the Soul, e.g. in his poem Any Saint.

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