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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 1, Ch. 18]
Abhidhāna  also means dictionary of great devotees, or a book full of the words of great devotees. Such a dictionary of the words of great devotees and that of the Lord are in the  Vedas  and allied literatures, specifically the  Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam .
TEXT 19
कुतः पुनर्गृणतो नाम तस्य
महत्तमैकान्तपरायणस्य
योऽनन्तशक्तिर्भगवाननन्तो
महद्गुणत्वाद् यमनन्तमाहुः ॥१९॥
kutaḥ punar gṛṇato nāma tasya mahattamail:ānta-parāyaṇasya yo 'nanta-śaktir bhagavān ananto mahad-guṇatvād yam anantam-āhuḥ
kutaḥ —what to say;  punaḥ —again;  gṛṇataḥ —one who chants;  nāma —holy name;  tasya —His;  mahattama —great devotees;  ekānta —exclusive;  parāyaṇasya —of one who is shelter of;  yaḥ —He who;  ananta —is the Unlimited;  śaktiḥ —potency;  bhagavān —the Personality of Godhead;  anantaḥ —immeasurable;  mahat —great;  guṇatvāt —on account of such attributes;  yam —whom;  anantam —by the name  ananta ;  āhuḥ —is called.
TRANSLATION
And what to speak of those who are under the direction of the great devotees, chanting the holy name of the Unlimited who has unlimited potency? The Personality of Godhead, unlimited in potency and transcendental by attributes, is called the  ananta  [Unlimited].
PURPORT
The  dvija-bandhu , or the less intelligent uncultured men born of higher castes, put forward many arguments against the lower caste men becoming  brāhmaṇas  in this life. They argue that birth in the family of  śūdras  or less than  śūdras  is made possible by one's previous sinful acts, and therefore one has to complete the terms of disadvantages due to lower birth. And to answer these false logicians,  Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam  asserts that one who