lxxiii meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. In the 1980s Mary de Rachewiltz released the first dual-language edition of " The Cantos ", including " Canto LXXII " and " Canto LXXIII ".
2. Not content with this, Basil, George of Laodicea and others published a joint explanation ( Epiph ., lxxiii, 12-22 ) that " in all things " must include " substance ".
3. LXXIII . Law of the Republic of Hungary, the Hungarian P�linka Law, only distilled beverages made using special methods and technology, from fruits produced in Hungary, mashed, distilled, matured and bottled in Hungary can be called p�linka.
4. Madrid, Spain . " El paradigma del constructivismo " Kur Gallery, San Sebasti�n, Spain . " LXXIII Aniversario de la Fuerza A�rea de Chile " Hotel Meli?Castilla, Madrid, Spain . " Exposici�n Colectiva " Galer�a Ana Samar�n, Madrid, Spain
5. His first edition undated, but, as being dedicated to Edward VI, not earlier than 1547, contains nineteen psalms ( i v, xx, xxv, xxviii, xxix, xxxii, xxxiv, xli, xlix, lxxiii, lxxviii, ciii, cxx, cxxiii, cxxviii ).
6. Boys was buried in St . Clement's Church, Sandwich, where there is a Latin epitaph to his memory, a suggestion for a monument with some doggerel verses, from a correspondent to the " Gentleman's Magazine " ( lxxiii . pt . ii . 612 ), having fallen through.
7. In the mid-12th century, there was reportedly a Viking attack on the Isles of Scilly, called " " " by the Norse, recorded in the " "  Sweyn Asleifsson " went south, under Ireland, and seized a barge belonging to some monks in Syllingar and plundered it . " ( Chap LXXIII)
8. Canto LXXIII is subtitled " Cavalcanti  Republican Correspondence " and is written in the style of Cavalcanti's " Donna mi prega " of Canto XXXVI . Guido Cavalcanti appears on horseback to tell Pound about a heroic deed of a girl from Rimini who led a troop of Canadian soldiers to a mined field and died with the " enemy " . ( This was a propaganda story featured in Italian newspapers in October 1944; Pound was interested in it because of the connection with Sigismondo Malatesta's Rimini .)