Storia do Mogor 11.2

11.2

(21) third ceremony at the said funeral ; (22) funeral of a grues (? guru), or learned doctor of the Hindu religion ; (23) burning of a Brahman widow ; (24) an eclipse of the moon as pictured by the Hindus ; (24 bis) ritual at eclipse of the sun and moon ; (25) burning of the dead ; (26) bathing of the widow after her husband's death ; (27) picture of the woman (see Part II., f. 70) who dragged her lover into the pyre ; (28) lamentations of a Hindu widow on hearing of her husband's death ; (29) sacrifices at the dedication of a Lingayat temple ; (30) representations of a faqir's life ; (31) Brahmans branding a man dedicated to their service ; (32) ritual against the small-pox ; (33) elevation and plan of the temple at Canjivaron [Kanchipuram or Conjeeveram, 'Madras Manual of Ad.,' iii. 210] ; (34) elevation and plan of two other temples at Kanchipuram ; (35) plans and view of Lanka town, the fairy city of the Hindus ; (36) representation of the great temple at Tirupati [see Part III., f. 201 of text] ; (37) Brahmans sacrificing a goat to fire ; (38) rejoicings of the Brahmans after sacrificing the goat; (39) flower pavilion erected at temples on great festivals ; (40) Brahmans blessing water ; (41) triumphal car used in processions to bear their idols; (42) a Hindu festival to Lakshmi and Paramal ; (43) Hindu devotee with iron chain ; (44) Hindu devotee with wooden yoke ; (45) Hindu devotee with an iron chain through his lip ;