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There is but one Self in the lowliest dust and the loftiest deva.
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It is not to be traced to the Sanscrit deva.]
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There can be no doubt however, that the word deva is here used for implying the senses.
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At a distance of thirty paces from the tree, a deva gave him the grass of lucky omen, which he received and went on.
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He and his brother Tirumala both married daughters of Krishna Deva Raya.
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The City of Vijayanagar in the Reign of Deva Raya II.
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When we reached Deva station, the train was just coming into sight again.
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We are told that Deva-Nahusha visited his colonies in Farther India.
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An innumerable multitude of the devas followed Buddha in his descent.
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There was war then with Kulbarga in 1419, Deva Raya II.
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He then attains once more to the status of a Deva.
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Now we know that Krishna Deva Raya began to reign in A.D. 1509.
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The governor of Bhatkal was a nephew of King Krishna Deva.
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On the death of Krishna Deva, possession of Mudkal and Raichur.
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At present it looks as though there had been a Deva Raya III.
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It may be, as already suggested, that there was a Deva Raya III.
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