The Social and Military Position of the Ruling Caste in Ancient India, as Represented by the Sanskrit Epic c2.s7: Additions

The Social and Military Position of the Ruling Caste in Ancient India, as Represented by the Sanskrit Epic c2.s7

p. 103, note, on āhvāyaka, as judge, xii. 76. 6, compare Muir, Ind. Ant. iii. 238.

p. 108, first line of note, compare Bühler on G. x. 17, 18.

p. 121, note *, add pītvā kāilātakam madhu in vii. 112. 62.

p. 123, note †, compare Āp. G. S. vii. 18. 1.

p. 238, on position of knight, add vii. 156. 129, rathamadhyasthaḥ.

p. 240, on varūtha, against commentator as quoted, note ayasmayo varūthaḥ in vii. 43. 5, and compare the iron car of a demon, ib. 167. 39.

p. 243, on dhvaja, note indrakīla (in C., indrajāla), part of staff, in vi. 59. 122 : compare note on p. 298.

p. 257, on horses, note Kṛṣṇā, beautiful ‘as a mare of Kashmere,’ in iv. 9. 11, kāçmīrī ’va turaṃgamī.

p. 266, on tusks of elephants, add caturdanta iva dvipaḥ, vii. 16. 19.

p. 271, note ‡, on bow-string, add i. 225. 21.

p. 302, fourth line; in R. the yantra are raised; in Mbh., the çataghni.

p. 364, on phratriogamy : in i. 104. 10, the wife of one brother objects to union with the second only because she is enceinte.

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