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Sir W. Jones and Mr. Wilford inform us, that Cusa grass is of the genus named Poa by Linnaeus: that the brahmins say this grass derived its sanctity and appellation from Cush, the progenitor of a great Indian family; and some say it grew round the body of Cush himself, or of his son Cusicha, when performing his Tapasya, or act of austere devotion.
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Sir
W.
Jones
and
Mr.
Wilford
inform
us,
that
Cusa
grass
is
of
the
genus
named
Poa
by
Linnaeus:
that
the
brahmins
say
this
grass
derived
its
sanctity
and
appellation
from
Cush,
the
progenitor
of
a
great
Indian
family;
and
some
say
it
grew
round
the
body
of
Cush
himself,
or
of
his
son
Cusicha,
when
performing
his
Tapasya,
or
act
of
austere
devotion.