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Between the two examples. I feel that the former is

more idiomatic eventhough the form bodhamah is not

commonly seen used.Viram , through its predicative

force somehow conveys the idea viramiti[i confess this

is my subjective impression. I do not have any

authority right now to quote.] Sanskrit is more

elegant with the omission of iti which is better

understood.If we want to convey the idea We know

Arjuna the hero, the expression will be something like

arjuna iti viram bodhamah.

C.Rajendran

 

 

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