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Concept and iconography of the Goddess of abundance and fortune in three religions of India A study on the basis of art and literature of brahmanical, buddhist and jain traditions

Ghosh,Niranjan

Concept and iconography of the Goddess of abundance and fortune in three religions of India A study on the basis of art and literature of brahmanical, buddhist and jain traditions - Burdwan University of Burdwan 1979 - 203p

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Indic art - Lakshmi (Hindu deity)

Dewey Class. No.: 704.9489 / GHO 346-C

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Concept and iconography of the Goddess of abundance and fortune in three religions of India A study on the basis of art and literature of brahmanical, buddhist and jain traditions