A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the Brahmans c13.12

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c13.12

Chamasâdhvaryu, 449. Chânakko, (Chânakya) 281. 286. 291. 294. seq. Chanasita, 405. Chando, 289. Chandragupta, 242. 271. 279. Chandramas, 449. Charaka-śâkhâ, 191. 225. 350. 364. 369. Charaṇa, 121. 125—127. 130. 182. 187—198. 368—378. Châraṇa, 125. seq. Châraṇavidyâ, 375. Charaṇavyûha, 250. seq. 367. Charaṇîya-śâkhâ, 225. Chârâyaṇîya, 369. Charmaśiras, 142. Charu, 392. Chârvâka, 91. Châturmâsya, 355. 470. Châturâtra, 92. Châturhotra, 224. Châgalakshaṇam, 253. Chhâgaleyin, 370. (var. lec. Chaikeya, Chhâgeya). Chhandas, 147—149. (period), 525—572. Chhandoga-brâhmaṇa, 176. 347. seq. Chhandoga-pariśishṭa, 251. 253. Chhandoga priests, 173. 430. 445. seq. Chhândogya-upanishad, 160. 324. seq. Chikita, 383. Chîna (alphabet), 518. Chînapati, 302. Chinese chronologists, 265. Chityaparishekâdimantras, 355. Chûḍa, Bhâgavitti, 442. Chyâvana, 380. seq. Cosmas Indicopleustes, 247. Curtius, Q., 277. 516.