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Meanings of sacred books in English
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Usage of sacred books in English
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The sacred books of the Hindus abound in detailed histories of transmigrations.
2
I can read his features as the Magi read the sacred books.
3
Such is not the lesson, Jew, thy sacred books have taught thee.
4
His discourses are contained in the sacred books of the Buddhists.
5
The Puranas and the two great epics constitute their sacred books.
6
She resolved to learn to read, that she might consult the sacred books.
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They had even no sacred books, and claimed no esoteric knowledge.
8
The very way in which the Rabbins handled their sacred books!
9
The Hebrew answer is embodied in the great poem which opens our sacred books.
10
The great sacred books of the world are the most precious of human possessions.
11
Proverbs, like the sacred books of each nation, are the sanctuary of the intuitions.
12
My dear Children-Thesacred books of the Hindoos encourage revenge.
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The robes and sacred books of many a vanished creed.
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One of their sacred books says, Pleasure and pain are states of the mind.
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They did not hesitate to criticise freely the sacred books.
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Nay, did not their sacred books justify them in considering Him accursed of God?
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