Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c20.27

c20.27

*sārtha* 284 *sarvatobhadrikā* 234 Śatarūpā 46 Sātavāhanas 277 ff. Sātavāhana, see Āndhra-Sātavāhana —emperors, Siri Sivamaka Sada, Vāsiṭhīputrapulumāvi, Yadnya Sri Sadakan 286 Sātghar 92 *saṭṭaka* 136 *Sātthavāha patha* 194 *Sauparṇākhyāna* 50 seals, Indus Valley 32-8 —their types 35-6 —animals on 36-38 *śekhara* 226 Śeṣaśāyī Viṣṇu 255 Session of Beauty 4 *seta chhatā* 60 *ṣaḍara*, six-armed symbol 69, 78 shell objects 31 Siddhātikas, a Buddhist sect 278 *śikya* 223 *śilātalagatā* 227 *śilāvigaḍa* (= made of stone) 90 silken cloth 58 *śilpa, sippa*, art and craft 40, 45, 55, 56-7, 58, 67-8 —as Jānapadi *vṛtti* 56 —in the Śatarudriya 55-7 —superior (*ukhaṭṭha*) and interior (*hīna*) 57 —from *Śrauta sūtras* and *Jātakas* 57 —18 Śilpas 67 —25 major Śilpas 58 —in the Janapada period 67-8 —organised in *śreṇis* 57 *śilpī* 55 silver 29 *siṃha*, lion : —*karṇa* 213 —*āsana* 243, 271 —*vāhinī* 253, 260 —*vyāla* 72, 143 Sineru-paribhaṇḍa 60 Sirimā devatā see Śrī Śiva 6, 34, 35, 36, 235, 253, 254, 256, 257, 320 —Aṣṭamūrti 6 —Paśupati 6, 34 —Rudra 34 —Mahādeva 34 —Mṛgavyādha 36 —in liṅga form 253, 257 —in human form 253, 257 —Ardhanārīśvara 257 —with Pārvatī 253, 257 —his spear 35 *skambha* see pillar *skalhīyān* 41 *ślakṣṇa*, polished 110 *ślakṣṇikaraṇa*, polishing 108, 110 smelter 57 Soma 57 Sonagiri 75 *sothikapaṭa* see *paṭa* spider's web 74 spiral 74 *śreṣṭhi* 246, 285 —*pamukha* 285 Śrī, a mother goddess Śrī and Lakṣmī, two consorts of Viṣṇu 40, 82 Śrī-Lakṣmī, 40, 45, 47, 81, 82, 119, 135, 140-1, 154, 158, 173, 184, 204, 253, 259-60, 310-11 Śrī and Aśrī 40, see also Pāpi-Lakṣmī Śrīmā 47, 81, 135 Śrī, her cult 81 —*chakra*,—*yantra* 80, 135 —*Sūkta*, elaborated 80-82 —*vatsa* 78, 157, 232, 233, 234 —*vriksha* 74, 153, 184 *Śrī*-(=royal) *kareṇu* 64 —*śayana* 64 —*vitāna* 64 *Śrīparvata* 296, 298 *śṛiṅgāra* caskets, of ten kinds 223 *śṛiṅga vṛisha*, unicorn 33, 36 stadium 303 *sthāna* 114 *sthānaka* 255 *Stūpa* = mound (on relics), *chaitya*, *chetiya*, *thūpa*, *mahāstūpa*, *mahāchetiya dhātugarbha* 5, 34, 40, 82-3, 90, 91-2, 119-174, 186f, 193-4, 204, 208, 217-24, 230-231, 262-70, 277-307, 231 —*śilāthūpa* 124, *dussathūpa*, 300, *majjhima chetiya* 124, *Hiraṇya Stūpa*, *Konākamana Stūpa*, *Piprahwa Stūpa*, *Bharhut Stūpa*, *Sanchi* and *Bhelsa Stūpas*, *Stūpas* in Western Indian and other *chaitya*-caves, *Jaina Stūpas* at Mathura, *Devanirmita Stūpa*, Mathura Buddhist *Stūpas*, *Gandhāra Stūpas*, *Andhra Stūpas*, etc. —defined and explained 5, 119-128 —in RV. 7, 2.1, 1. 24.7, *Stūpa*, *Hiraṇyastūpa* 40, 120, 122 — earlier form 119-20. —earlier traditions and symbolism 120-24 —as Pile of Light 120 —as Mound of Gold 120, 122 —associated with the life of a *Mahāpurusha*, of a *Chakravartī* 120 —for *Chakravartī*, Buddha and *Pratyeka-Buddhas* 123