Geographical and Economic Studies in the Mahabharata: Upayana Parva c9.42

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Odeonbares, placed by Pliny in Kach, 90. See Audumbaras. Odras, 20, 24; the inhabitants of Swāt, 29; the name connected with Uḍḍiyāna whose traces remain in modern Uḍegrām, 61 Ods, a vagrant tribe of Panjāb and Rajputānā, probably connected with the ancient Odras, 63. See Odras. Odumbara, See Audumbaras. Okupedes, 60. See Ekapādas. Ora, of Greek historians, identified with Odra, 62. See Odras. Orh-Pān, 116. See Pāmsu Rāṣtra. Ormara, a port in Kalāt State, 50 Oroeitei, a tribe mentioned by the historians of Alexander inhabiting Southern Baluchistān, 51; spelt variously as Oritoe, Oraitai, Horaitai; identified with the Hots of Makran, *ib.*; their name derived by Cunningham from the river Aghor, 52 Oromenus, Salt Range in Panjāb, 59 Ossidioi, identified with Vasātis, 105. See Vasātis.