The History of Indian Literature c12.1

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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.