The History of Indian Literature c11.1

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Akshapáda, 85. 245. *akshara*, 'syllable,' 15. 16. — philos., 161. Agastya, 53. 275 (archit.). Agni, 31. 40. 63. 159. 178. 303. — *chayana*, 120. (274). — *Puráṇa*, 191. 231. 271. 275. 281. 318. — *rahasya*, 118. 120. Agniveśa, 265. 266. 269 (med.). Agnisvámin, 79. *agra*, 190. *aghás*, 248. *Aṅga*, 25. 216 (s. *Vedáṅga*). 296. 297. 326, 327 (Jain.). Aṅgas, 147. Aṅgir, 158. Aṅgiras, 31. 53. 153. 158. 160. 162. 164. 250. 325 (*Smṛiti*). — (Jupiter) 250. Aṅgirasas, 124. 148 ff. Ajátaśatru, 51. 127. 138. 286 (his six teachers). — comm., 82. *atikrushṭa*, 111. *atthakathá*, 292. Atri, 31. 38. 53. 102. 103. 140 Ved. — 102. 283. 325 (jur.). — 269 med. — daughter of, 38. 140. — *bṛihad*°, 269 (med.). — *laghu*°, 269 (med.). Atharvan, 151 (as *prajápati*). 153 (*bṛihaspati* and *bhagavant*). 158. 164. — (= *Ath. Veda*), 78. *Atharva-Pariśishṭas*, 249. 251. 253. 265. — the forty-eighth *Ath. Par.*, 313. 316. 317. 318.