Age of the Nandas and Mauryas c22.119

c22.119

Sabaragae see Ambaṣṭhas, 40. Sabbakāmi, Thera of Vaiśālī, 300. Sabus (Sabbas), see Sambos, 41. Sages, Greek writers on the, 104-106. Sahadeva, a missionary, 216. Sahajāti, 269. Sahalya (Sahalin, Sukalpa), eldest son of Nanda, 23. Sahasram, Minor Rock Edicts at, 204, 362. Satiyaputa, (Kosar ?) 255; identification of the 238 n. Saileśvara, see Parvateśvara, 146. Śaiśunāga, 11, 280 n, 348. Śaiśunāgas, 15, 16, 18, 19, 352. Śakas, 146; driving away of the Greeks from Bactria by, 131; end of the rule of, 136. Śaka(ḍ)tāla, the minister of Nanda, 14, 147; father of Sthulabhadra, 297. Sāketa, march of a Greek army to, 355. Śakuni of Gandāra, 142. Śākya-Mauryas, origin of the, 142 n. Śākyaputra, 142 n. Salamis, Persian defeat at, 32. Sālātura, Pāṇini connected with, 325. Śāliśūka, 244, 245, 246, 283 n. Śalva, 310 Samacharis, Jacobi on the, 161 n. Samāharta, collector-general, 179; 181, 183, 198. Samājas, 162, 237, 238. Sāmapā (near Jaugaḍa), a centre of provincial administration, 223, 225. Samāprābharam, 289. Samatata, Aśoka's stūpas in 222. Sampadi, 215n, 244. Sambhūtivijaya, a Nirgrantha, 297. Sambodhi, (Gayā) Aśoka's visit to, 211. Sambo(u)s (Sabus, Sabbas), a king in the Punjab, 41; country of the, 105; abandonment of his city by, 74. Samagraha, work of Vyāḍi, 327. Samkarshana, worship of, 305, 306. Samp(r)ad(t)i(Bandhupalita, Vigatāśoka), 244, 245, 283 n; conversion of, to the Nirgrantha faith, 298. Samaxus, attempt of, to expel the Macedonians from N. W. India, 150. Sammāpāsa, 289.