Indian mythology : the accursed apsaras and other stories
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TextPublication details: Mumbai : Shree Book Centre, 2016. Description: 31 pagesISBN: 9789350496336Subject(s): Mythology | Indian epicDDC classification: 82-343 Summary: Gods and sages had special powers with which they could punish or reward anyone. The curses were extremely harsh and were never taken back. But, often, ways in which they could be lifted were suggested.
Boons were usually misused.
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Gods and sages had special powers with which they could punish or reward anyone. The curses were extremely harsh and were never taken back. But, often, ways in which they could be lifted were suggested.
Boons were usually misused.
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