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LAKSHMI (Sans. for " mark," " sign," generally used in composition with punya, " prosperous "; hence " See also: Hindu See also: mythology, the wife of Vishnu '
not seem .to belong to the prehistoric ages, but yield indications of occupation in See also: post-See also: Roman and See also: medieval times
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See also: John Lubbock (
See also: Lord Avebury), Prehistoric Times (4th ed., See also: London, 1878) ; Robert See also: Munro, The Lake-Dwellings of See also: Europe (London, 1890), with a bibliography of the subject
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