A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.109.3

c36.109.3

Milhana, *Cikitsāmṛta*, 511. Mimalladevī, mother of Çrīharṣa, 139. Mimes, by Sophron, 367. Mīnarāja Yavanācārya, astrologer, 531. Mitanni influence on Aryans, xxiv. Mitra Miçra, *Vīramitrodaya*, 449. Mixed Sanskrit, 482, 492, 493, 495, 510. Mixture of languages, 398. Moggallāna, *Saddalakkhaṇa*, 436. Mongols, influence of, on transmission of tales, 360. Moriyas, identity of, 22, n. 2. Morphology, changes in, 5, 6. Moschos, Greek pastoral poet, 370. Moses Bassola, 139. Mothers, goddesses, 285. Mountains, Kālidāsa's love of, 88. Muhammad ibn Mūsā ab-Khowārizmī, mathematician at the court of al-Māmūn, died *c.* A. D. 840 (L. C. Karpinski, *Robert of Chester's Latin* *Translation of the Algebra of al-Khowarizmi*, 1915), 527. Mūka, demon in boar form, 111. Mūka, *Pañcaçatī*, 218. Mukta, servant of Harṣa, 158. Muktāphalaketu, Vidyādhara emperor, 278. Muktikalaça, great-grandfather of Bilhaṇa, 153. Mukula, father of Pratīhārendurāja, 383. Mūladeva, typical rogue, 238, 291. Mūlasarvāstivādins, Buddhist school, 491. Mummuṇirāja, of the Konkan, 336. Muṇḍā tribes, linguistic influence of, 4. Muñja, king, 53, n. 2. Muralā (*v. l.* Marulā), river, 94. Murāri, *Koça* ascribed to, 412. Music, works on (cf. also Nārada's *Saṁgītamakaranda*, GOS. 16), 465, 466. Mussolini, Italian dictator, 455.