The History of Indian Literature c12.92

c12.92

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.