A History of Sanskrit Literature c36.220

c36.220

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 82, 348. Tertiary Prākrits, 27. Tertiary verbal forms, developed in classical Sanskrit, 6. Tešup, god of Mitanni, xxiv. Theagenes and Chariklea, 367. Theft of poetry, 342. Theokritos, Greek poet, 349, 370. Theories of poetry, chap. xviii. *Thousand and One Nights*, 360, 361. Thucydides, ideals of, 164, 452, n. 2. Tiastenes of Ozene, 49. Tirumalarāja, of Vijayanagara, 435. Toramāṇa, leader of the Hūṇas, 74, 163. Translations of the *Pañcatantra*, 357-9. Transmutation of base metals, 511. Travaṇas, speech of, 386. Trikūṭa hill, 94. Trilocanapāla, Çāhi king, 164. Trimalla, *Pathyāpathyanighaṇṭu*, 512. Tripura, demon destroyed by Çiva, 136. *Tristan und Isolde*, by Gottfried, 359. Trivikrama Bhaṭṭa, *Nalacampū*, 266, 332, 333. Trivikrama, *Prākṛtaçabdānuçāsana*, 434. Trivikramasena, hero of *Vetālapañcaviñçatikā*, 288, 289. Trojan horse, *motif*, 355. Tuṅga, Kashmirian general, 164. Tuñjina, Kashmirian hero, 168. Turks, conquer Hun kingdom on the Oxus, 74; alleged reference to, 499. Turkish terms in Sanskrit, 25. Twenty-five, and twenty-six, principles of Sāṁkhya, and Yoga, 490.