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 1  13   |     abodes. He conducts the dead on the far-off path of the
 2  22   |  method of disposing of the dead, and was the main source
 3  22   | Pusan (vi. 54) protects the dead. Before the pyre is lighted,
 4  22   |    lighted, the wife of the dead man, having lain beside
 5  22   |  Fathers, the spirit of the dead man goes to the realm of
 6  23   |     or Fathers, the blessed dead who dwell in the third heaven,
 7  23   |   paths by which the recent dead go to join them. Various
 8  28   |    the chief of the blessed dead. There is also another (
 9  28   |  Agni, the conductor of the dead, who is called his friend
10  28   |  only a being who rules the dead. He is associated with the
11  28   |    the path along which the dead man hastens to join the