A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the Brahmans c13.40

c13.40

Mahâvanśa, 267. Mahâvârttika, 235. Mahâvîra, 261. Mahâvîra-nirûpaṇam, 356. Mahendra (mountain), 17, (son of Aśoka.) 271. Mahidâsa Aitareya, 336. Mahisha, 137. Mâhitthi, 442. Mahîyava, 383. Maitra-sûtra, 199. Maitravâruṇa, 385. 450. 468. Maitrâyaṇîya-charaṇa, 370. Maitrâyaṇîya-sûtra, 201. Maitreyî, 22—24. 28. Mânavas, 61. seq. 370. 199. Maṇḍala, 218. 220. 340. Maṇḍanis, 30. Mâṇḍavya, 441. Mândhâtra, 383. Maṇḍiandini, 333. Mâṇḍûkâyanas, 146. 368. Mâṇḍukâyani, 441. Mâṇḍûkâyanî-putra, 441. Mâṇḍûkeya, 121. 142. Mâṇḍûkî-putra, 441. Mâṇḍûkîśikshâ, 146. Maṇḍu-Mâṇḍavyâḥ, 205. Mâṇḍûkya-upanishad, 325. Manikyâla, 299. Maniyatappo, 294. Mâṇṭi, 439. Mantra, 75. seq. 86. 90. 343. (period), 456—524. Mantrârshâdhyâya, 225. Manu, 423. 425—427. Manu-dharma-śâstra, 46. 56. 61. seq. 65. 67. 86. seq. 89. 132. seq. Manu Vaivasvata, 28. 37. 531. seq. Manu Âpśava, 532. Manu Sâmvaraṇa, 532. Manutantu, 383. Manushyayajna, 93. Masi, 514. Maśaka Ârsheya-kalpa-sûtra, 199. 209. Maśaka Gârgya, 444. Maśakîya, 142.