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young used to imbibe select Stotras from their parents while yet on their parents' knees, even as they did epic legends or folk-songs.
Heaps of Sanskrit Stotras lie in the manuscript libraries. A good number of
the more important of them has seen the light of publication in the several
cosmopolitan and sectarian collections of Stotras published in Devanagari by the Nirnaya Sagar Press, Bombay, the Gujarathi Printing Press, Bombay, Vavilla Ramaswami Sastrulu & Sons, Madras, the Vani Vilas Press, Srirangam and others. Numerous collections of Stotras have appeared also in the Grantha and the South Indian scripts. For the use of modern readers, there have appeared, from time to time, collections of Sanskrit Stotras with English translation, like 'The Aryan Prayer Book', 'Altar Flowers', 'Universal Prayers' etc. But the present publication "Prayers, Praises and Psalms" is the first, biggest and most represent-ative collection of Sanskrit hymns with
English Translation.
young used to imbibe select Stotras from their parents while yet on their parents' knees, even as they did epic legends or folk-songs.
Heaps of Sanskrit Stotras lie in the manuscript libraries. A good number of
the more important of them has seen the light of publication in the several
cosmopolitan and sectarian collections of Stotras published in Devanagari by the Nirnaya Sagar Press, Bombay, the Gujarathi Printing Press, Bombay, Vavilla Ramaswami Sastrulu & Sons, Madras, the Vani Vilas Press, Srirangam and others. Numerous collections of Stotras have appeared also in the Grantha and the South Indian scripts. For the use of modern readers, there have appeared, from time to time, collections of Sanskrit Stotras with English translation, like 'The Aryan Prayer Book', 'Altar Flowers', 'Universal Prayers' etc. But the present publication "Prayers, Praises and Psalms" is the first, biggest and most represent-ative collection of Sanskrit hymns with
English Translation.