The History of Indian Literature c12.91

c12.91

'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.