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1   1   | kravyád) form that burns the body on the funeral pyre (x.
2   4   |    of him as a youth vast in body who is no longer a child.
3   6   |   physical features, such as body and head, are often referred
4  22   |     besought to preserve the body intact and to burn the goat
5  22   |    may have inflicted on the body. The way to the heavenly
6  22   |  weapons were burnt with the body of the husband. Passing
7  22   |      uniting with a glorious body, he enters upon a life of
8  25   |     the world is made is the body of a primaeval giant named
9  28   |      death and abandoned his body. He departed to the other