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In the venerable Valmiki Ramayana, in the Ayodhya Canto, the sixty-fourth canto. Raghava, the righteous-souled one, lamenting over the unbefitting killing of that great sage, again said to Kausalya:
Having, through ignorance, committed that great sin, and with my senses confused, I alone then reflected with understanding: “How, indeed, could a good deed come of it?” The transmitted form अज्ञानान् is grammatically unusual; its literal form can suggest “ignorances,” while “through ignorance” is the contextual reading.
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