Devī-māhātmya : the crystallization of the goddess tradition

Thomas B. Coburn · Daniel H. H. Ingalls

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Cultural and Mythological Studies

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The Devi Mahatmya is an account on the Goddess in Sanskrit and it has maintained its centrality in the Goddess (Sakta) tradition to the present-day. It is this that the present volume accomplishes.

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