Rishi, 254. Âprî, Âpris, a class of
Ârjîkas, name of a people,
propitiatory hymns, 3, Arjuna, a man's name, 21. 272, 483, 553. Arjuneya, Kutsa descen- Apsaras, a celestial nymph, 394, 528, 569.
Animals, tame and wild, crifice, 558. horse,bull, cow, passim; Apna vâna, goat, 19, 321,402, 416; ass, 232, 266; dog, 53, 54, 101, 265, 368; lion 19, 361, 421, 422, 479; elephant, 172, 190, 304; buffalo, 119, 123, 176, 292; Gaura, 114, 191, 573; antelope, 114; deer, 107, 291; ape, 507; wild-boar, 226, 421, 479; wolf, 174,
Apsarases, 335, 528, 529, Arka, the Sun, 549.
209, 211, 261, 530, 573; Âptya, Âptyas, dwelling jackal, 421; hyena,
in water, a class of
deities, 134, 197, 198, 390,-565.
vulture, 101, 355, 569; Apvà, colic personified, owl, 100, 101; swan, 545.
176, 291; dove, 598, Arachosia, 175 note.
599; cuckoo, 101; Aradu, a kind of tree, starling, 176; king-fish- er, 534; blue jay, 534. Auşa, one of the Âdityas,
382, 487 notes. Ansu, a protégé of the
Aşvins, 118. Anṣumatî, a mystical river of air, 246, 463.
195. Araḍva, said to be a man's
name. 195 note. Aramati, the Goddess of
Devotion, 38, 41, 46, 68, 474, 522.
Anu, the eponymus of 426 notes.
of Riksha, 213. Armaiti, in the Avesta = earth, 522 note. Armour, 31, 119, 197,
343, 365, 368, 376, 494, 541. Arrian, 148.
Arrow, the stroke of dis- ease or death, 71, 143. the thunderbolt,
Ârshṭishena, son of Ṛish-
tishena, 536.
Artificer of Gods; see Tvashtar.
Arushaḥ, the Red, Agni or the thunderbolt,
an Âryan tribe, 19, Aranyânî, Goddess of the Arushas, Agni's horses, 113, 131.
Anumati, Divine Favour Araru, name of a fiend, personified, 599, 600; 538.
a Lunar Goddess, 332. Arâyî, a witch or she- Anushṭup, a Vedic and fiend, 594.
classical metre, 53, 571, Arbuda, name of a de- 577.
Anuyâja, after-sacrifice, final sacrifice, 606. Apâlâ, a girl healed by Indra, 236. Ape, 507.
Apnâna, the passage lead- ing to the place of sa-
mon, 113, 169, 171, 479, 554. Archan, said to be a Ri- shi's name, 591 note. Architect of the worlds,
Arya, Aryan, Âryas, 8,
18, 72, 79, 91, 144, 153, 159, 256, 262, 352, 395, 436, 442, 451, 464, 473, 475, 482, 499, 509, 539, 584, 592. Aryaman, one of the chief Adityas, 38, 40, 43-45, 52, 58, 60-63, 65, 66, 78, 80, 89, 143, 146, 147, 160, 162, 164-166,
Ârjîka, a district in N.-W. India, 125, 381.
349,377,382, 425, 433, 410, 467, 473, 474, 480,
487, 503, 505, 596, 516, 523, 524, 572, 573, 586, 606. Aşamâti, said to be the name of a king, 463, 464 notes.
Asanga, the name of a chieftain, 106, 107, 173. Asikni, the river Chenâb, 150, 490. Asmanvati, Stony, the
name of a stream, 456. Ass, the steed of the As-
vins, 232. Asses, presented to priests, 266. Asterism (s), 318, 458, 473, 524 notes. Astrabudhna, a man's name, 602 note. Astrabudhna, son of As- trabudhna, 602. Asunîti, Spirit-world; deity of funerals, 402, 462, 463.
Asura, High God, 3, 8, 30, 56, 146, 149, 184, 236, 330, 366, 392, 395, 426, 457, 460, 478, 522, 523, 532, 537, 538, 578, 604. lord, king, 525 note. Asuras, 5, 8, 498, 570, 592.
Asura, a demon, 246, 456, 578, 584.
Asuras, 40, 61, 160, 245, 247,328, 456, 595, 601. Asura-slayer, Agni, 13. Asurî, a female fiend, 448 note.
Aşva, a Rishi, 158. Asvaghna, the patrony- mic of a prince, 468.
ceremony, 97. Atithigu, said to be a
man's name, 450 note. Atithigva, a name of Di-
vodása, 22, 212, 213, 263, 450. Atithyeshți, a certain re- ligious ceremony, 186
Atka, a man's name, 451, 538.
medha, 213. Aṣvattha, a sacred tree, 426, 453, 533. Asvins, the Horsemen, Twin heralds of Dawn, 11, 39, 45, 48, 52, 67- 73, 116-119, 126-131, 143, 144, 146, 152-154, Atmospheres, three, 498. 160-164, 167, 175-177, Atri, an ancient Rishi, 185, 220, 221, 231-233, 242, 261, 266, 267, 275, 337, 349, 384, 404, 413, 415, 422, 426, 432, 436- 440, 454, 463, 465, 466, 472, 476, 477, 496, 502, 504, 523-525, 548, 549, 571, 575, 578, 587, 613.
68, 71, 118, 177-179, 220, 221, 352, 437, 496, 498, 577, 587, 592. Atris, 167, 178, 180. Atyaguishṭoma, a religi- ous ceremony, the se- cond part of the Jyo- tish toma, 558 note. Aufrecht, Prof. Th., 54, 205, 237, 485.
their Consort, 69, 438; their character, 437; their miracles, Aulâna, son of Ula, 536. 220, 221, 437-439; Aurṇavâbha, son of Ûr- physicians, 129, 143, 232, 437; first teachers
pavâbha, a demon of drought, 171, 225.
Asvya, a family name, Autumn, 518. 195, 196. Autumns, 42, 61. Atharvan, a fire-priest, Avabhṛitha, a bath for 129, 376, 410, 449, 511, cleansing Soma plants, 523, 565. 241. Atharvans, 278, 399. Axe, 5, 79, 100, 221, 355, Atharva-veda, The Hymns 456, 457, 541. of the, 85, 166, 199, 387, 392, 400, 455, 456, 469,
Agni, 443; the thunderbolt, 524.
Bhalânas, a non- on-Âryan Brahma, 391, 564 notes.
tribe, 18. Bharadvaja, a great Ṛishi, 352, 577, 592, 606. Bharata, Warrior; a name, 10. Bharatas, 10, 35.
a Goddess of Speech, 4, 273, 463, 484, 553.
Bheda, a non-Âryan king,
Bhrâja, a guard of Soma, 501 note. Bhrigu, an ancient Rishi, 112, 186, 254, 482. Bhrigus, 17, 112, 121, 175, 254, 369, 399, 419, 438, 446, 447, 523, 568. Bhujyu, a protégé of the Asvins, 68, 70, 113, 117, 171, 192, 223, 250
Beard, 171, 536; of Indra, 437, 439, 476, 587.
Bee, 439, 548. Benfey, Prof., 19, 277,
Bhûtânṣa, a Rishi, 549. Bird, Soma, 341, 357;— the, the Sun, 386, 459, 547,557, 569, 604, 608; the Moon, 338.
Brahmâ, 466, 552, 556,
566 notes. Brahmachârî, a religious
student, 552. Brahman, 9, 25, 125, 140,
167, 173, 207, 239,355, 380, 384, 422, 454,469, 486, 492, 505, 515, 521, 549,552, 556, 558, 562, 572, 586. Brahmans, 46, 65, 170, 225, 245, 448, 485, 501, 503. Brahman, 98, 244, 267, 519, 535, 536. Brâhmans, 96, 97, 191, 391, 403, 485. Brahmanaspati, Lord of Prayer, 45, 48, 91, 92, 163, 338, 456, 474, 486, 594, 598, 602,603. Bridal, of Sûryâ, 501,502. -ceremonies, 503-506. Bride, benediction on a, 506. Bridge, 296.
Brihaddiva, a Rishi, 565.
Birds, Agni and Soma, 358. Brihaddivâ, a Goddess
278, 288, 301, 366, 393. Bergaigne, Prof. A., 95, 98, 205, 287, 292, 314, 331, 338, 367, 390, 400, 457, 462, 487, 507, 509, 514, 563, 571, 600. Bhaga, an Âditya, God of Black skin, aborigines,296. chief, 451. Good Fortune, 14, 15, Bloomfield, Prof. M,, 404. Brihaduktha,
38, 41-46, 48, 65, 143, 146, 265, 275, 298,306, 338, 364, 368, 377, 382, 425, 432, 471, 473, 477, 480, 487, 503, 505,522, 524, 525, 571, 586. Bhagavata-Purâņa, 520. Bhajeratha, a Proper
Black Drop, the darken-
ed Moon, 246.
Boar, 54, 226, 537; =
Soma, 358. Boat, 64, 84, 245, 327,
354, 561. See Ship. Body, parts of the, 613. Boldness, personified, 38. Bowls, the two, heaven and earth, 444.
Sarasvati, 473. Brihadratha, name of a
458-460. Brihaspati Brahmanas- pati, 12, 91-93, 131, 246, 273, 336, 337,340, 355, 397, 398, 405,
474, 475, 478-481, 523, 534-536, 539, 544, 551,
Soma, 206, 270, 272- Chambers's Encyclopæ- Consumption, 505, 597,
362; Maruts, 125, 243. Dânastuti, eulogy of a
of munificence, 207; Creation myth, Scandi- the priest's guerdon, 328; cloud, 446.
Cows, subject of hymns,
408, 600; Heaven & Earth, 327; Waters of heaven, 348; rays of light, 376, 480, 550, 551, 603; the Maruts, 124, 150; streams of rain, 192; hymns, 325; raw, ripe milk set in,
navian, 519; creation connected with sacri- fice, 513, 576. Creator, the, Soma, 362; Vigvakarman, 497,498; Dyaus, 149; Prajapati, 566, 567, 576; Tvash- tar, 392; Dhâtar, 596, 609.
of Creators, Indra
171, 235; black and Cuckoo, 101.
white, white milk set Cucumber, 59. in, 240.
Cowell, Prof. E. B., 92, DABHÎTI, a protégé of In-
97, 148, 186, 192, 200, 208, 212, 237, 241, 242, 245, 246, 249,251, 253, 256, 259,260,263, 264, 266-268, 276, 279, 285, 293, 294, 300, 305. Creation, 375, 376, 591,
dra, 21, 557. Dadhigharma, an offering of warm inspissated milk, 605 note. Dadhikrâs, a famous ra- cer or war-horse; a personification of the Sun, 48, 540.
-origin unknown,576. Dadhikrâvan
ascribed to Indra, 111, Dadhyach,
prince's liberality, 20; see Liberality to priests. Dancer (in war), Indra, 157, 212, 237. Dancers, the Maruts, 150. Dancing, 406, 422, 486, 487, 526, 527. Dânus, a class of fiends, 565,,594. Darbha grass, 424 note. Dark One, the, Night, 71. Dark races, 7.
Dasa, hostile native, sa-
vage, demon, 21, 79, 94, 159, 169, 182, 196, 216, 221, 411, 413, 436, 451, 488, 499, 537, 564, 584, 590. Dâsas, 118, 147, 246, 262, 457, 470, 482. Dasagva, one of an anci- ent priestly family, 132, 469.
Dasaṣipra, a Proper Name, 262.
Daśavraja, a Proper Name,
a son of 128, 260, 261.
Atharvan, 376, 449, Dagonya, a man's name,
138, 178, 235, 245,262, 263, 458; to Viṣva- karman, 497, 498; Daksha, Creative Power,
Agni, 513; Varuņa, 183, 184; Hiranya- garbha, 566; Brahma- paspati, 486; the Un- born, the Sun, 184; the Asvins, 414; Tvash- Dame, wife of a God, 507.
Strength, 65, 160, 206, 232, 382, 387, 394, 473, 486. Dakshinâ, priests' guer- don, 180, 544, 549.
Dasyave-vrika, Wolf-to-
the-Dasyu, name of a man, 261, 265, 266. Dasyu(s), savage foe(s), demon(s), 8, 21, 120, 139, 153, 181, 216, 225, 249, 261, 265, 266, 296,
300, 352, 411, 448, 451,
537, 538, 547, 548, 601. Dasyu-slayer, the, Indra, 225.
Dawn, 11, 35, 45, 48, 71,
73-78, 81, 94, 101, 115, 116, 130, 159, 175-177,
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