Meanings of hindoo mythology in English

The Hindoo mythology, for example, is bound up with a most absurd geography.

Wonderful legends are told of the cow in Hindoo mythology.

Take that famous word, O'm, of the Hindoo mythology.

In the Hindoo Mythology we have prototypes of the gods of the Egyptian, Grecian, and Roman Mythologies.

Every young Brahmin, therefore, who learns geography in our colleges learns to smile at the Hindoo mythology.

I confess myself but little acquainted with Hindoo mythology, and therefore my description will necessarily be imperfect.

3. avatar: a word from Hindoo mythology, in which it means an incarnation.

I am busy getting up my Hindoo mythology; and for the purpose I am once more enduring Southey's Curse.

Over these cases is a circular stand, in twenty-two parts, representing, in relief, the chief deities of the Hindoo mythology.

"Nang," so called, is a sort of tableau, masked, representing characters from the Hindoo mythology.

On the walls and in the niches, there are a number of giant statues and figures; in fact, whole scenes of the Hindoo mythology.

Forster, in his Sketches of Hindoo Mythology, says: "One circumstance which forcibly struck my attention was the Hindoo belief of a Trinity."

Nothing is found separate from the current of the world's history,-neitherHebrew law and religion, nor Phoenician commerce, nor Hindoo mythology, nor Grecian art.