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Meanings of deities in English
Usage of deities in English
1
The deities referred to in the last verse are probably the senses.
2
The general division of the gods was twofold,-thesuperior and inferior deities.
3
The Ritwik has power in respect of the regions of the deities.
4
Others, moving in delightful attitudes, went in the company of the deities.
5
There are many patron deities for education, for example, and for music.
6
He should pour libations in honour of the Pitris and the deities.
7
Thirty lakhs of these were placed in the region of the deities.
8
The smiles of the deities are unacquainted with the tears of men.
9
The offerings they make fail to gratify the deities and the Pitris.
10
It is Truth that gratifies the deities, the Pitris and the Brahmanas.
11
He has, in the first, used the pagan deities with great propriety:
12
And these and similar deities were the objects of his deepest reverence.
13
The Brahmana possessed of steadiness and learning and contentment gladdens the deities.
14
Of course, in such rites also the deities are worshipped and propitiated.
15
Deserting the Asura she repaired to Indra, the chief of the deities.
16
Any belief in deities or other higher forces is born of timidity.
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United Kingdom
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