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  catur-aṅginim—four defensive divisions.    SB 1.10.32
  catur-bhuja—four hands    Adi 6.32
  catur-bhuja-rupa—the form with four hands    Madhya 6.203
  catur-bhujam—four handed.    SB 4.8.47
  catur-bhujah—the four-handed form of Narayana (the worshipable Deity of Bhismadeva).    SB 1.9.24
  catur-bhujah—the four-handed (Personality of Godhead)    SB 1.7.52
  catur-bhuje—unto four-handed original Narayana    SB 1.9.30
  catur-bhujena—four-handed    Bg 11.46
  catur-bahum—four-handed    SB 1.12.9
  catur-mukhat—from the four mouths    SB 3.12.34
  catur-vidham—four kinds of.    Bg 15.14
  catur-vidhah—four kinds of.    SB 1.17.38
  catur-vidhah—living entities born in the embryo, in eggs, in perspiration and in seeds    SB 2.10.37, SB 2.10.38, SB 2.10.39, SB 2.10.40, SB 2.10.37-40
  catur-vidhah—four kinds of    Bg 7.16
  catur-vyuhera—of the quadruple expansions    Adi 5.40
  catur-yuga—four yugas (Satya, Treta, Dvapara and Kali)    SB 9.3.32


  catur-hotram—four persons conducting the performance    SB 2.6.25
  catur-hotraya—the Vedic sacrifices of the name    SB 4.24.37
  catur-varnyam—the four divisions of human society    Bg 4.13