The History of Indian Literature c12: Index of Matters, etc.
The History of Indian Literature c12
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Index of Matters, etc.
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Αἰγόκερως, 254. Ahriman (and Mára), 303. 304. Akbar, 283. Albírúní, 60. 189. 201. 239. 249. 253. 254. 257–262. 266. 274. 323. Alexander, 4. 6. 27. 28. 30. 179. 221. 222. 251. Alexandria, 256. 309. Alexandrinus (Paulus), 253. Algebra, 256. 259. Alkindi, 263. ᾿Αμιτροχάτης, 251. Amulet-prayers, 208. Amyntas, 306. Ἀναφή, 255. Andubarius, 255. Animal fables, 70. 211 ff., 301. Antigonus, 179. 252. Antiochus, 179. 252. Aphrodisius (?), 258. ᾿Αφροδίτη, 254. ᾿Απόκλιμα, 255. Apollodotus, 188. Apollonius of Tyana, 252. Apotelesmata, 289. Arabs: Arabian astronomy, 255–257. 263. 264. — Arabic astronomical terms, 263–264. — commercial intercourse of the Indians with Arabia, 220. — Arabian figures, 256. Arabs: medicine, 266. 270, 271. — music, 273. — philosophy, 239. Archimedes, 256. Arenarius, 256. ῎Αρης, 254. Arim, Arin, coupole d’, 257. Aristoteles, 234. Arithmetic, 256. 259. Arjabahr, 255. 259. Arkand, 259. Arrian, 4. 106. 136. Arsacidan Parthians, 188. Ars amandi, 267. Asklepiads, oath of the, 268. ᾿Αστρονομία of the Indians, 30. Atoms, 244. Aux, augis, 257. Avesta, 6. 36. 148 (Indian names of its parts), 302. — and Buddhism, 327. Avicenna, 271. Babrius, 211. Babylon, 2. 247. Bactria, 207; s. Valhika. Bagdad, 255. 270. Bali, island of, 189. 195. 208. Bardesanes, 309. Barlaam, 307. Bashkar, 262. 263. Βασιλεύς, Basili, 306. Basilides, 309.
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Basilis, 251.
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Beast-fable, 211 ff. 301.
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Bells, 307.
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Bengálí recensions, 194. 206. 208.
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Bhabra missive, 292. 294, 295.
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Bihárí Lál, 211.
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Blessed, world of the, 50. (73).
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Βόδδα, 309.
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Boethius, 257.
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Βραχμᾶνες, 28. 30.
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Buddhism, Buddhists, 3. 4. 20. 22. 27. 78. 79. 99. 111. 138. 151. 165. 205. 229. 236. 247. 276. 277. 280. 283 ff.
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Buddhist nuns, 281.
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Bundehesh, 247. 323.
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Cæsar, 188.
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Castes, 10. 18. 78. 79. 110. 111. 161. 178. 287. 289. 290. 301. 306.
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Ceylon, 192. 288. 291. 293. 295.
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— medicine in, 267.
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Chaldæans, astronomy, 248 (Xarustr).
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Chaos, 233.
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Chess, 275.
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Chinese lunar asterisms, 247. 248 (Kio-list).
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— statements on the date of Kanishka, 287.
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— translations, 229 (Amara). 291. 300. 301 (Buddh.).
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— travellers, *s.* Fa Hian, Hiuan Thsang.
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Χρηματισμός (! κενόδρομος), 255.
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Christian influences, 71. 189. 238. 300. 307.
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— ritual, influence of Buddhist ritual and worship on (and *vice versa*), 307.
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— sects, Indian influence on, 239. 309.
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Chronicon Paschale, 255.
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Clemens Alexandrinus, 306.
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Coin, 205 (náṇaka), 229 (dínára).
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Coins, Indian, 215. 218. 219.
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Commentaries, text secured by means of, 181.
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Comparative mythology, 35, 36.
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Constantius, 255.
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Creation, 233, 234.
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Creed-formulas, 166.
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Curtius, 136.
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Cycles, quinquennial and sexennial, 113. 247.
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Damis, 252.
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Dancing, 196 ff.
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Dára Shakoh, 283.
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Day, beginning of the, at midnight, 254.
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Decimal place-value of the figures, 256.
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Deeds of gift, *v.* Grants.
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Degrees of the heavens, 255.
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Deimachus, 251.
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Δεκανός, 255.
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Dekhan, 4. 6. 192. 283.
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Dekhan recension (of the Urvaśí), 208.
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Δημήτηρ, 35.
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Demiurges, 233.
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Denarius, 229. 304.
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Dhauli, 179. 295.
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Diagrams, mystic, 310.
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Dialects, 6. 175 ff. 295. 296. 299.
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Διάμετρον, 255.
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Δίδυμος, 254.
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Diespiter, 35.
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Dion Chrysostom, 186. 188.
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Dionysius, 251.
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Διόνυσος, 6.
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Districts, division of Vedic schools according to, 65. 94. 132. 133.
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— — of other text-recensions, 195. 206–208.
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— Varieties of style distinguished by names of, 232.
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Dolphin, emblem of the God of Love, 252. 274. 325 (Cupid and Venus).
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Δορυφορία, 255.
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Δραχμή, 229.
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Draviḍian words, 3.
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Dsanglun, 289. 291. 306.
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Dulva, 199.
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Durr i mufassal, 272.
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Δυτόν, 255.
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Egypt, commercial relations between India and, 3.
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Εἰσαγωγή, 253–255.
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Elements, the five, 234.
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Embryo, 160.
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Ἐπαναφορά, 255.
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Eras, Indian, 202. 203. 210. 260.
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Fa Hian, 218. 300.
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Farther India, geographical names in, 178.
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Ferédún, 36.
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Festival-plays, religious, 197. 198.
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Figures, 256. 324.
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— expressed by words, 60. 140.
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Firdúsí, 37.
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Firmicus Maternus, 254.
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Fortunatus, purse of, 264-265. Fox, in Fable, 211, 212. Gamma, gamme, 272 (mus.). Ganges, 4. 38. — mouths of the, 193. 248. Galen, 307. Geometry, 256. Ginunga gap, 233. Girnar, 179. 295. Gnosticism, 239. 309. Gobar figures, 256. Gods, images, statues of, 273. 274. — language of the, 176. — triad of: Agni, Indra, and Súrya, 40. 63 (A., I., and Soma);—Brahman, Rudra, and Vishṇu, 97. 161. 167 (Śiva), 180 (Śiva), 277. Grants, 203. 215. 281. Greek female slaves, 203. 251, 252. — monarchies of Bactria, 188. 207. 215. 221. 251. 285. — words, 254, 255. Greeks: Greek Architecture, 274 (three styles in India). — Astronomy, 153. 243. 249. 251 ff. — Commerce with India, 252. — Drama, 207. — Fables, 211. — God of Love, 252. 274 (?). — Influence upon India generally, 251 ff. — Medicine, 268. 324. 325. — Philosophy, 220. 221. 234. — Sculpture, 273. — Writing, 221. Guido d'Arezzo, 272. Gujarát, 139. 179. 207. 251. Gymnosophists, 27. Ἥλιος, 254. Ἡρακλῆς, 6. 136. 186. 234. Heraclius, 255. Heretics, 98. Ἑρμῆς, 254. Homer, Indian, 186. 188. — Homeric cycle of legend, 194. Ὥρη, 254. Ὁρίζων, 255. Hindustán, 4. 6. 10. 18. 38. 39. 70. 187. 192. 283. 296. Hiuan Thsang, 217 ff., 287. 300. Humours, the three, 266. Huśravaṅh, 36. Ὑδροχόος, 254. Ὑλόβιοι, 28. 48. Ὑπόγειον, 255. Ibn Abi Uśaibiah, 266. Ibn Baithar, 266. Ἰχθύς, 254. Immigration of the Áryas into Hindustán, 38. 39. Indo-Scythians, 220. 285. Indus, 10. 37. 38. 218. 285. Inheritance, law of, 278, 279. Initial letters of names employed to denote numbers, 256; to mark the seven musical notes, 272. Inscriptions, 183. 215. 228. Intercalary month, 247. 262 (three in the year!). Invisible cap, 264. Jackal and lion in Fable, 211, 212. Java, island of, 189. 195. 208. 229. 171. 280. Jehán, 283. Jehángir, 283. Jemshíd, 36. Josaphat, 307. Kabul, 3. 179. Kafu (kapi), 3. Kágyur, 291. 294. 326. Κάθαια, 317. Kaikavús, 36. Kai Khosrú, 36. Kalilag and Damnag, 320. Kalíla wa Dimna, 212. Kalmuck translations, 291. Καμβισθολοι, 88. 268. Kambojas, 178. Καμβύσης, 178. Kanárese translation, 189. Kanerki, s. Kanishka. Kanheri, 292. Kankah, 269. Kapur di Giri, 179; s. Kapardigiri. Kashmír, 204. 213. 215. 220. 223. 227. 232. 291. 296. Kava Uś, 36. Kavi languages, origin of name, 195. — translations, 318 (date of). 325. Keeping secret of doctrines, 49. Κενόδρομος, 255. Κέντρον, 254. 255. Κῆπος, 3. Κέρβερος, 35. Κινυρά, 302. Kio-list, 248. Κόλουρος, 254. Κωφήν, 3. Κριός, 254.
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Κρόνος, 254. Λαρική, 76. 258. Lát, 249. 258. League-boots, 264. Λέων, 254. Λεπτή, 255. Lion and jackal (fox), 211, 212. Longest day, length of the, 247. Love, God of, 252. 274. Lunar mansions, 2. 30. 90. 92. 148. 229. 246–249. 252. 255. 281. 304. — phases, 281. Μαδιανδινοί, 10. 106. Magas, 179. 252. Magic, art of, 264, 265. Magic mirror, 264. — ointment, 264. Mahmúd of Ghasna, 253. Mairya (and Mára?), 303. Μαλλοί, 222. Manes, 309. Manes, sacrifice to the, 55. 93. 100. 108. 118. Manetho, 260. Mansions, twelve, 254. 281 (astr.). Manuscripts, late date of, 181. 182 (oldest). Μάσσαγα, 75. Mazzaloth, Mazzaroth, 248. Medicine in Ceylon, 267; in India, 324, 325. Megasthenes, 4. 6. 10. 20. 27. 48. 70. 88. 106. 136. 137. 186. 234. 251. Meherdates, 188. Menander, 224. 251. 306. Menázil, 323 (in Soghd). Mendicancy, religious, 237. Μεσουράνημα, 255. Metempsychosis, 234. Metrical form of literature, 182, 183. Missionaries, Buddhist, 290. 307. 309. — Christian, 307. Μνήμη, ἀπὸ μνήμης, 20. Monachism, system of, 307. Monasteries, 274. 281. Mongolian translations, 291. Mundane ages (four), 247; *s.* Yuga. Music, modern Indian, 325. Musical scale, 272. Mysteries, 197. 198. Mythology, Comparative, 35. 36. Names, chronology from, 29. 53. 71. 120. 239. 284. 285 (*s.* also Aṅga, Kavi, Tantra, Sútra). Nearchus, 15. Neo-Pythagoreans, 256, 257. Nepál, 291. 309, 310. Nepálese MSS., date of, 318. Nerengs, 56. North of India, purity of language in the, 26. 45. 296. Notes, the seven musical, 160. 272. Numbers, denoting of, by the letters of the alphabet in their order, 222. Numerical notation by means of letters, 257. 324. — Symbols, 256. Núshírván, 212. Omens, 69. 152. 264. Ophir, 3. Oral tradition, 12 ff, 22. 48. Ordeal, 73. Orissa, 179. 274. Otbí, 201. Οὐρανός, 35. ᾿Οζηνή, 252 (*s.* Arin). ᾿Οξυδράκαι, 222. Pahlav, 188. Pahlaví, translation of Pañchatantra into, 212. 267. Páli redaction of the Amarakosha, 230. — of Manu's Code, 279. Πανδαῖα, 136. 137. 186. Panjáb, 2. 3. 4. 88. 207. 248. 251. 309. Pantheism, 242. Παρθένος, 254. Parthians, 4. 188. 318. Parví, parvíz, 323. Pattalene, 285. Paulus Alexandrinus, 253. 255. — al Yúnání, 253. Peacocks, exportation of, to Báveru, 2, 3. Periplus, 4. 6. Permutations, 256. Persa-Aryans, 6. 133. 148, 178. Persians, 3. 4. 188;—273 (mus.). 274 (arch.). Persian Epos, 36. 37. 187. — translation of the Upanishads, 155. — Veda, 36. 148. Personal deity, 165, 166. Πευκελαῶτις, 268. Φάσις, 255.
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'Philosopher's Ride,' 291. Philostratus, 252. Phœbus Apollo, 273 (type of). Phœnicians, their commercial relations with India, 2, 3. 248. Phototoulo, 218. Phonini, 218. Planets, 98. 153. 249–251. 254, 255. 281. 304. — Greek order of the, 319. 323. 326. Plato (Bactrian king), 273. Pliny, 136. Plutarch, 306. Polar star, 98. Popular dialects, 6. 175–180. Πράμναι, 28. 244. Prose-writing arrested in its development, 183. Ptolemaios, 253. 274 (astr.). Ptolemy, 179. 251. 252 (two). — 130 (geogr.). Quinquennial cycle, 113. 247. Quotations, text as given in, 182. 279. Relic-worship, 306. 307. Rgya Cher Rol Pa, 185. 291. Rhazes, 271. Rock-inscriptions, 179. Rosary, 307. Σανδρόκυπτος, 217. 223. Σαρμάναι, 28. Scale, musical, 272. Schools, great number of Vedic, 142. Seleucus, 4. Semitic origin of Indian writing, 15. —— of the Beast-fable, 211, 212. Serapion, 271. Seven musical notes, 160. 272. Sindhend, 255. 259. Singhalese translations, 292. Σκορπίος, 254. Σκυθιανός, 309. *Snake*, 302. Solar year, 246, 247. Solomon's time, trade with India in, 3. Σωφαγασήνας, 251. Speusippus (?), 258. Squaring of the circle, 256. Steeples, 274. 306. Stone-building, 274.
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Strabo, 6. 27. 28. 30. 244. 246. Style, varieties of, distinguished by names of provinces, 232. Succession of existence, 289. 301. Súfí philosophy, 239. Συναφή 255. Sun's two journeys, stellar limits of the, 98. Συραστρηνή, 76. Surgery, 269. 270. Tandjur, 209. 210. 226. 230. 246. 267. 276. Ταῦρος, 254. Teachers, many, quoted, 50. 77. Texts, uncertainty of the, 181, 182. 224, 225. Thousand-name-prayers, 208. Tibetans, translations of the, 208. 212. 291. 294. 300; s. Dsanglun, Kágyur, Rgya Cher Rol Pa, Tandjur. Tiridates, 3, 4. Τοξότης, 254. Transcribers, mistakes of, 181. Translations, s. Arabs, Chinese, Kalmuck, Kanárese, Kavi, Mongolian, Pahlaví, Páli, Persian, Singhalese. Transmigration of souls, 73. 288. Τρίγωνος, 255. Trojan cycle of legend, 194. Tukhiîm, peacocks, 3. Valentinian, 309. Venus with dolphin (and Cupid), 325. Vernaculars, 175–180. 203. Veterinary medicine, 267. Weights, 160. 269. Writing, 10. 13. 15;—of the Yavanas, 221. — consignment to, 22. 144. 181. 292. 296. Written language, 178 ff. Yeshts, 56. 302. Yima, 36. Yúasaf, Yúdasf, Búdsatf, 307. Zero, 256. Ζεύς, 35. — planet, 254. Zodiacal signs, 98, 229. 249. 254. 255. 257. Zohak, 36. Ζυγόν, 254.