Lectures on Ancient Indian Numismatics (Carmichael Lectures, 1921) c11.46

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Sabaean, 28. *Śabdakalpadruma*, 73. Saint Thomas, legend of the Christian Apostle, 3. Śākya Putra Śramaṇas, 124-25. Sāmanta Pāsādikā, reference to Kārshāpaṇa in, 81. Saṃgha, a form of government, 5, 6; —— Buddhist community, 131. Saṃhitā Period, Śatamāna coins in the, 58. Saṃhita portions of the Vedas, 70, 172-73, 178. Śaṃkarārya, the commentator of Vātsyāyana’s Kāmasūtra, 176-77. Saṃkhapāla Jātaka, 52. Samudragupta, 9, 11. Sannidhātṛi, an officer in the Treasury (Kauṭilya), 159. Śaśāṅka, King of Gauḍa, 18, 21. Sassanian civilisation, 206-07. Sassanian coinage, 208. Śatamānas, a class of gold coins, 45, 55-8, 62-3, 70, 76, 150, 178-80, 182-83, 193 Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa, 56-8, 63, 150, 178, 193. Śātavāhana, 185, 193. Saubhūti, 31. Sauvarṇika, 127-28, 160. Sāyaṇa, 57. Scandinavia, coins of Kanishka dug up in, 203. Scytho-Sassanians, Śiva worshipped by, 17. Seleucos, 26. Semitic, 28. Sena dynasty of Bengal, 176. Sewell, Mr. Robert, 153. Shaṭtriṃśat, 82, 84. Shekel, 73, 119, 122. Śibi, king of, 49. Śibi Janapada, coins of, 7, 13, 14, 193. Sigloi, Persian silver coins, 28, 119, 121. Silāhāra dynasty, 208. Sisa-kāhāpaṇa, lead Kārshāpaṇas mentioned in the Nidāna-kathā, 142. Śiva, 15-22, 35. Śiva-bull type, found on the coins of Śaśāṅka, 18. Śiva-worship, at first not identical with Liṅga-worship, 19.