Колонна Гелиодора (Russian Wikipedia)

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The Heliodorus Column Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback MachineHopkins, chairman of the department of religious studies at Franklin and Marshall College, has said «Heliodorus was presumably not the only foreigner who converted to Vaisnava devotional practices — although he might have been the only one who erected a column, at least one that is still extant. Certainly there must have been many others.»
Kunja Govinda Goswami, A Study of Vaisnavism (Calcutta: Oriental Book Agency, 1956) p.6. Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback MachineProfessor Kunja Govinda Goswami of Calcutta University concludes that Heliodorus «was well acquainted with the texts dealing with the Bhagavat (Vaisnava) religion.»
An archaeological discovery proves that there were western followers of Vedic principles twenty-two centuries ago Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback Machine"To our knowledge, Heliodorus is the earliest Westerner on record to adopt Vedic principles. But some scholars, most notably A.L. Basham and Thomas Hopkins, are of the opinion that Heliodorus was not the only Greek to adopt such principles" A.L. Basham, The Wonder That Was India 3rd ed. (Oxford: Taplinger Pub. Co,1967), p.60.

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Against Communalising History D. N. Jha Professor of History, University of Delhi Архивная копия от 4 июня 2018 на Wayback Machine Kanishka, who controlled most parts of north and north western India (including the Punjab region) adopted the religion of the Buddha and one of his successors Vasudeva took to Vaishnavism, not to mention the case of the Greek ambassador Heliodorus who set up a pillar at Vidisa in Madhya Pradesh.

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Garuda (Heliodorus) Pillar of Besnagar Архивировано 12 августа 2004 года.

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Hinduism Predates Christianity: The Archeological Proof (неопр.). Дата обращения: 4 апреля 2008. Архивировано 12 апреля 2008 года.

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Garuda (Heliodorus) Pillar of Besnagar Архивировано 12 августа 2004 года.
The Heliodorus Column Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback MachineHopkins, chairman of the department of religious studies at Franklin and Marshall College, has said «Heliodorus was presumably not the only foreigner who converted to Vaisnava devotional practices — although he might have been the only one who erected a column, at least one that is still extant. Certainly there must have been many others.»
Kunja Govinda Goswami, A Study of Vaisnavism (Calcutta: Oriental Book Agency, 1956) p.6. Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback MachineProfessor Kunja Govinda Goswami of Calcutta University concludes that Heliodorus «was well acquainted with the texts dealing with the Bhagavat (Vaisnava) religion.»
An archaeological discovery proves that there were western followers of Vedic principles twenty-two centuries ago Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2008 на Wayback Machine"To our knowledge, Heliodorus is the earliest Westerner on record to adopt Vedic principles. But some scholars, most notably A.L. Basham and Thomas Hopkins, are of the opinion that Heliodorus was not the only Greek to adopt such principles" A.L. Basham, The Wonder That Was India 3rd ed. (Oxford: Taplinger Pub. Co,1967), p.60.
Hinduism Predates Christianity: The Archeological Proof (неопр.). Дата обращения: 4 апреля 2008. Архивировано 12 апреля 2008 года.
Against Communalising History D. N. Jha Professor of History, University of Delhi Архивная копия от 4 июня 2018 на Wayback Machine Kanishka, who controlled most parts of north and north western India (including the Punjab region) adopted the religion of the Buddha and one of his successors Vasudeva took to Vaishnavism, not to mention the case of the Greek ambassador Heliodorus who set up a pillar at Vidisa in Madhya Pradesh.