Indian Epigraphy: A Guide to the Study of Inscriptions in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and the Other Indo-Aryan Languages c17.12

c17.12

Hāla (poet), 235 *halanta*, 14, 17nn.36, 37 *Halāyudha-stotra* (devotional hymn), 122, 237 Halévy, J., 22, 23, 27, 46, 52, 53, 54 Hall, Fitz-Edward, 216 Hall, Kenneth R., 232 *haṃsapīḍa*, 68 Hanumakoṇḍa, 237 *Harakeli-nāṭaka* (drama), 80, 123, 237 Harappa, 20n.47 Harihara (deity), 111 Hariṣeṇa (inscriptional poet), 111, 236 Harṣa (king), 69, 166n.17, 188, 230, 238 signature, 70 *Harṣa-carita*, 235 Harṣa era, 147, 169, 188–90 Härtel, Herbert, 140n.74 Haryana, 256 Hashtnagar, 46 Hastivarman (Eastern Gaṅga king), 62 head marks, 31, 34, 38, 39, 40 Telugu and Kannada scripts, 41 Hebrew, 16n.33, 107–8 Hēliodōros, 76n.18, 126, 141, 240 Hellenistic kings. *See* Greek kings Hemacandra, 195 hero-stones, 128 hieroglyphic writing. *See* Egyptian writing Hijrī (Islamic) era, 173, 189, 195 Hilka, Alfons, 251 Hill, G. F., 46n.131 Himalayas, 41, 103, 108, 129, 229 Himyaritic inscriptions, 23, 107 Hīnayāna, 242 Hindi, 101, 102–3, 109, 154 bilingual inscriptions, 149 Hindu cultic inscriptions, 122, 128 Hinduism. *See* Brahamnical/Hindu tradition Hindu Kush, 44 Hinüber, Oskar von, 12, 54, 224 Hira Lal, 260