Lectures on Ancient Indian Numismatics (Carmichael Lectures, 1921) c11.44

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Rājagṛiha, 124, 186. Rājanya, a Janapada, 7, 193. Rājasūya, 150. Rājatarangiṇī, 126, 131, 204. Rājputana, 169, 189, 208, 211. Rāmachandra, the Yādava King, 147. Rāmāśramī, a commentator of Amara, 82. Rāmāyaṇa, 104. Rañjubula, lead coins of, 143. Rapson, Prof., 42, 45, 84, 111, 155-56, 202. Rati, weight standard, 86, 90, 92, 111-13, 173-75, 180, 190. Ratnas, Seven, 102. Rhys Davids, Prof., 46, 59, 125-26, 145; —Mrs., 111. Ridgeway, Prof., 136, 169. Ṛigveda, 64-6, 71, 73, 168, 171-72. Rock Edict XIII of Aśoka, 25, 27. Roman coins, 201-03. Rudra, 66, 68. Rudradāman, 11, 19. Rudrasena III, Mahākshatrapa, 143. Rūpa, signifying symbol or a figure on a coin, 68-9, 140-41, 145; —denoting the science of coinage, 124-29; —a class of coins, 131, 135, 138, 175-76. Rūpadarśaka, examiner of coins (Kauṭilya), 126-30, 157, 159-60. Rūpaka, coined money, 131, 187. Rūpasūtra, the science of coinage, 129, 132, 165-66. Rūpasutta, 126, 128. Rūpatarka, examiner of coins (Patañjali), 130. Rūpika, 157-58. Rūpya, a coin denomination, 68, 132-35, 138, 175-76, 205. Rūpyādhyaksha, a mint-master (Amara), 133, 156. Rushamas, the, 64.