 | Sir William Jones - 1807 - 672 頁
...twiceborn man, by the will of f GOD in this world, or from his natural birth; * have any corporeal mark of an expiable fin ' committed in this or a former...intercourfe with the virtuous, while * his penance remains unperformed. 48. * Some evilminded perfons, for fins com' mittcd in this life, and fome for bad actions... | |
 | 1821 - 632 頁
...made for them. Some passages from that work will further illustrate the doctrine : — If a twice-born man, by the will of God, in this world, or from his natural birth, l»gye any corporeal mark » *° eipiable tin committed in this or a former state, he must hold no... | |
 | Manu (Lawgiver) - 1825 - 490 頁
...intentionally, through strange infatuation, ' by harsh penances of different sorts. 47. ' IF a twice-born man, by the will of GOD in ' this world, or from,...natural birth, have any cor' poreal mark of an expiable sin committed in this or ' a former state, he must hold no intercourse with ' the virtuous, while his... | |
 | Manu (Lawgiver) - 1825 - 488 頁
...intentionally, through strange infatuation, ' by harsh penances of different sorts. 47. ' IF a twice-born man, by the will of GOD in ' this world, or from his...natural birth, have any cor' poreal mark of an expiable sin committed in this or ' a former state, he must hold no intercourse with ' the virtuous, while his... | |
 | G.C. Haughton - 412 頁
...intentionally, through strange infatuation, ' by harsh penances of different sorts. 47. ' If a twice-born man, by the will of GOD in 'this world, or from his natural birth, have any co*' poreal mark of an expiable sin committed in this or ' a former state, he must hold no intercourse... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1832 - 510 頁
...made for them. Some passages from that work will further illustrate the doctrine. " If a twice-born man, by the will of God in " this world, or from his natural birth, have any " corporeal mark of an expiable sin committed in " this or a firmer state, he must hold no intercourse... | |
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Veda, hold it effectual even in the * case of a voluntary offence : 46. * A sin, involuntarily committed, is removed by * repeating certain texts of the scripture; but a sin ' committed intentionally, through strange infatuation, ' by harsh penances of... 