Lectures on Ancient Indian Numismatics (Carmichael Lectures, 1921) c11.40

c11.40

Paḍika, a coin mentioned in West India Cave inscriptions, 200. Padyur, Roman coins found in, 202. [ Pa ]Khalavadi devada, Kharoshṭhī legend on the obverse of some coins, 34. Pakores, 3. Pala, the name of a weight standard, 86. Pallas, the Greek goddess, 35. Paṇa, 82, 88, 93, 112, 156, 158, 185, 188-90, 210. Pañchāla, 193, 196. Panchanan Mitra, 107, 135. Pañchāyat, 208. Pañchiyaka-dramma, 208. Pāṇḍukuris ( Pāṇḍukulis ), Primitive tombs in South India, 108-10, 167. Pāṇḍus, 109. Pāṇini, 11, 20, 24-5, 29, 34, 45-7, 55, 60, 70, 83, 130, 132, 134, 169-71, 179. Pantaleon, 35, 143. Pārikshika, 158. Pāṭaliputra, 9, 10, 99, 100. Patañjali, 14, 20, 22, 130, 132. Pātimokkha, 134. Paura, the townspeople, 6. Pāvlā ( or Pavli ), a Mārāṭhī term meaning one-fourth of the standard coin, 60. Pearse, Col. 145. Percy Gardner, 35-6. Philoxenus, coins of, 35,40. Phocæa, coinage of, 6. Phrygian cap, 36. Pliny, 202. Pratihāra dynasty, 206, 208. Prinsep, James, 38,40,42. Ptolemy, 4. Pudukottah State, temple coins struck in, 153. Punch-marked coins, 39-41,88. Purāṇa, Punch-marked coins known as, 82,84,92,94, 96, 114-16, 120, 139, 176, 180, 192. Pushkalāvatī, 34. Pushpapura, 9. Puṭalya, a Mārāṭhī term denoting gold coins as well as necklaces made of them, 67.