The History of Indian Literature c12.90

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c12.90

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.