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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[MAY, 1903.
1ll सर्वत्रोत्सारयित्वाप्यपगतवसति माम
कार्यितस्त्वम् तस्मात्सम्पाप्मकाले मतमपिभवतःभीभबिष्ये
शपेहम् । श्रुस्वेत्युक्तिकलेरप्यथयति मृपतिः श्रीशमाश्वं प्रपन्नो जीयारबाहतं मे मतमिति च वान्
पालयेन्मां कटाक्षः ।
112 जीवाच्छीयामुनास्तपचितमहापूर्णगोष्ठीपुरो-
यत्पूर्णश्रीशैलपूर्णरपिमहिमनिधीरङ्गमालाधराः ।
प्राचीनाराधनं तं वरदमपि हयपीवमा च वाण्या.. इत्या ज्ञानात्मजाय त्रिभुवनतिलकीभूतकीतिर्थ
सीधः॥
.111 "Ag you have driven me out everywhere
and thus left me homeless, so when I get the opportunity, I shall bring about a revolation in your religion. This I assert most solemnly," said Kali (evil principle). Hearing this vow of Kali, Ramanuja, saying, "May my teaching prevail unharmed" placed himself under the protection of the First One. May such & one
protect me with his look of kindness. 112 Yatisa, whose fame beantified the three
worlds, who derived his greatness from Yamapårys and his disciples Mabapurna, Goshthipurna, Sri Sailapurna Ranges and Mâlâdbara, gave to his adopted son the image of Varada, he had been long worshipping, and that of Hayagriva he obtained from Väni. May
he prosper. 113 May he prosper, who allotted to some of
his more confidential disciples particular duties, and who set to me, most undeserving among them, the duty of looking after the milk supply, he, Sriman Rimitnuja, who always protected me, servant of servants to those that sought refuge at his feet, as if I were his friend, near
his heart. 114 Those that read this Yatirijavaibhavam,
which shines like a jewel to the Vaibbavas (accounts of the greatness ) of all the Gurus (preceptors) beginning with
Kamalesa (Visbpa) and which drives sway sin, certainly gain the right to the two kinds of wealth (wealth of s.good life here and of a good life hereafter ).
118 काचित्कास्मिंथिप प्रतिमियततया सनियो-
क्यान्तरजान् तब क्षीरार्थकृत्ये प्रतिनियत-महोदासमप्यस्यनहम् । कुर्वन श्रीमान् यतीन्द्रः स्वपदविनततदासदासानु
दासम मामप्यत्यन्तभक स्वहितमिव सदा गोपयनसी.
पिजीयात् ॥
114 कमलेश मुख्यगुरुपाडूतभव
प्रतिकर्मशोभिवतिराजवैभवम् ।
वारंपठान्तिकलिकल्मषापहम् .तरविभूतियुगनायकाभ्रुवम् ॥
यतिराजवैभवं सम्पूर्णम्. श्रीमते वटुकपूर्णाय नमः ...
NOTES AND QUERIES. GREEK CEMETEZY NEAR ATTOCK.
an ancient Greek burial-ground. A note of DURING the discussion which followed the the discovery was sent to the Director General. | reading of the late Mr. Simpson's paper entitled | of the Archeological Survey of India, and it
"The Classical Influence in the Architecture of appeared, as was expected to appear, in one of the Indus Region and Afghanistan" (Trans., Roy. | the official reports.'. Inst. Brit. Architects, 1894, p. 115), the Hon. Secre- I have never seen any notice of the alleged tary, Mr. Emerson, referred to the well-founded
discovery. Can anybody give information conbelief that Alexander crossed the Indus itself at a
| cerning it? place called Attock, where there was till recently a bridge of boats, not very far from which some
VINCENT A. SMITH. engineers, in making a railway, discovered 2nd April, 1909.
The actual prossing-place probably was Ohind (Und, Waihind), 16 miles above Attock (E. Hist. of India, 2nd ed., p. 65).
