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'A Bairagi and his hermitage', Fig. 1 in John Campbell Oman, The Mystics, Ascetics, and Saints of India (1903), facing p. 42. Oman describes the hermit as grinding dried hemp leaves in a stone mortar to make bhang (p. 44).
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- Original: John Campbell Oman, The Mystics, Ascetics, and Saints of India (London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1903; 2nd impression 1905), Fig. 1, facing p. 42, scanned at the Internet Archive.
- Changes: cropped to Fig. 1, 'A Bairagi and his hermitage', downscaled to 712 × 1280 pixels; tones not adjusted.
- Identification: A bairagi grinding hemp leaves for bhang, as described by Oman (1903), p. 44.
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