History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v1.c7: General Index
History of Dharmaśāstra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v1.c7
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General Index
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N. B. In the case of several works and authors like the Mitākṣarā, Aparārka, Smṛticandrikā, which occur almost on every page, exhaustive references are not given. Where a work or author is described as the special subject of a section or as a special topic, thick type has been used to indicate such pages.
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Abdhi, relied on by Smṛtyarthasāra, p. 336.
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Abhidhānaratnamālā, p. 297.
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Abul Fazl, killed by Vīrasiṁha, p. 445.
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Ācāracandrikā, p, 418*n.*
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Ācāracintāmaṇi of Vācaspati, pp. 363, 399, 418.
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Ācārādarśa, pp. 278, 318, 363, 396, 418; com. on, pp. 363-364.
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Ācāramayūkha, p. 117.
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Ācārapradīpa, pp. 401*n.*, 433.
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Ācārārka, of Divākarabhaṭṭa, p. 440.
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Ācārasāgara, of Ballālasena, pp. 340, 382*n.*
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Ācārenduśekhara, of Nāgoji, p. 453.
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Ācāryas, meaning of, pp. 16-17, 99-100; views of, according to Kauṭilya, pp. 98-99.
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Actors, looked down upon, p, 73.
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Acyutacakravartin, p. 339.
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Adbhutasāgara, pp. 248, 299-300, 341.
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Ādhi, four varieties of, p. 231.
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Ādiśūra, king, brought brāhmaṇas into Bengal, pp. 300-301, 324.
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Ādityabhaṭṭa, p. 285.
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Adoption, whether a girl can be taken in, p. 449; rules of, in Vasiṣṭha, p. 59; Atri on, p. 108; of a kṣatriya boy, allowed to a brāhmaṇa, by Medhātithi, p. 273; rules of, in Dattakadīdhiti, p. 448.
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Adultery, with pravrajitā, a mortal sin, according to Nārada, p. 203; fine for, p. 235; punishment for, in case of women, p. 235.
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Adverse possession, vide under possession.
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Agastya, pp. 103, 152; rising of star, in Ujjayinī and Rāḍhā, p. 325.
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Agnipurāṇa, borrows from Yājñavalkya and Nārada, pp. 162, 170-173; date of, p. 172; dharmaśāstra material in, p. 162; extent of, p. 162; portion on vyavahāra of, pp. 170-173.
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Āhnikacintāmaṇi of Vācaspati, p. 399.
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Āhnikatattva, p. 278.
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Aila, p. 102.
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Ain-i-Akbari, p. 423.
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Aitareyabrāhmaṇa, pp. 2, 6, 7*n*, 50, 136, 153.
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Ajīgarta, who was ready to sacrifice his son, pp. 152, 153.
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Ājīvaka, p. 102.
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Ājñākraya, p. 131.
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Ākhyānas, named by Manu, p. 143.
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Akṣamā, of low birth, united to Vasiṣṭha, p. 152.
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Alaṁkāraśāstra, beginnings of, in Kauṭilya, p. 100.
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Ālekhana, p. 126.
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Ambarīṣa, p. 102.
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Āmbhīyas, pp. 99, 215*n.*
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Anadhyāya, p. 158; rules about, apply only to Vedic study and not to sacrifices, p. 42.
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Anākulā, commentary on Āpastamba-gṛhya, p. 347.
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Ānandasañjīvana, ascribed to Madanapāla, p. 388.
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Ananta, p. 252.
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Anantadeva, pp. 447-453.
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Anantāśrama, author of Vyaṅgyārtha-kaumudī, p. 446.
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Ananta Vāsudeva, temple of, p. 304.
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Anāvilā, commentary on Āśvalāyana-gṛhya, p. 347.
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Andhra, p. 44.
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Andhuka, an author, p. 325.
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Aṅgas, of Veda, cannot be designated as Veda, p. 42; six, p. 54.
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Aṅgiras, pp. 120, 147; smṛti of, pp. 221-223.
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Aṅgirasa, story of, pp. 152, 153.
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Āṅgirasa-smṛti, pp. 83, 147.
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Aniruddha, pp. 305, 314, 317, 337-340; guru of Ballālasena, 248.
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Antyajas, seven, pp. 108, 222.
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Antyeṣṭipaddhati, of Nārāyaṇabhaṭṭa p. 420.
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Anuśāsanaparva, pp. 3, 67.
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Anuvāda, cannot be a vidhi, p. 42.
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Ānvīkṣikī, one of the vidyās, pp. 81-82, 179.
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Apadeśa, meaning of, p. 90.
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Āpadeva, author of a Smṛticandrikā, p. 347.
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Āpadeva, author of Mīmāṁsānyāyaprakāśa, p. 451.
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Aparārka or Aparāditya, pp. 18, 43, 46, 58, 66, 72, 73, 115,146, 181, 194, 210, 328-334; criticizes Mitākṣarā, pp. 330-332; and Smṛticandrikā, p. 332; views of, coincide with Jīmūtavāhana's, p. 330; wrote Nyāyamuktāvalī, p. 334.
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Āpastamba, pp. 147, 283; his views opposed to those of others on several points, p. 45; home and personal history of, p. 44; his school earlier than Hiraṇyakeśin's, p. 44.
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Āpastamba, school of, a subdivision of Khāṇḍikīyas, p. 32.
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Āpastamba-dharmasūtra, pp. 4, 32ff, 147; age of, pp. 44-45; bhāṣyakāra of, p. 45; commentary Ujjvalā on, p. 347; conflict between views of, and of Baudhāyana, p. 40; contains many strange words, p. 37; contents of, pp. 34-37; has many sūtras and verses in common with Baudhāyana, p. 30; has special relation to Pūrvamīmāṁsā, p. 41-42; language of, p. 37; lays down stricter views than Baudhāyana, p. 29; literature known to, pp. 38-39; presupposes gṛhya sūtra, p. 33; striking coincidences between, and Gautamadharmasūtra, p. 40; teachers of dharma named by, p. 39.
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Āpastamba-dhvanitārtha-kārikā, p. 251.
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Āpastambagṛhyasūtra, pp. 33, 186, 265; commentary Anāvilā on, p. 347; commentary on, by Sudarśanācārya, p. 265; composed by author of dharmasūtra, p. 33; refers to teaching of dharmasūtra, p. 33.
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Āpastamba-kalpa, divisions of, p. 32.
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Āpastamba-śrauta-sūtra, pp. 45, 91.
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Āpastambīya-mantrapāṭha, commentary of Haradatta on, p. 347.
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Apekṣitārthadyotinī, of Nārāyaṇa, p. 390.
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Apīpāla, p. 418n.
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Āraṇyaka, composed by Yāj., p. 179.
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Āraṭṭa, a country, p. 102.
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Arhat, words of, delude people, p. 224.
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Arjuna, p. 102.
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Arthakaumudī, p. 415.
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Arthaśāstra, commentary Srīmūla by Paṇḍit Gaṇapatisāstri, p. 86; commentary Nayacandrikā, p. 86; is upaveda of Atharvaveda, pp. 41, 87; of Kauṭilya, pp. 85-104; modern works based on, p. 86; is a branch of Dharmaśāstra, p. 87; purpose of, p. 87; rules in case of conflict with Dharmaśāstra, pp. 87, 179.
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Arthaśāstra of Bṛhaspati, p. 126.
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Āryāvarta, definition of, p. 65; definition of, according to Śaṅkha, p. 78.
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Asafoetida, use of, forbidden according to Haradatta, p. 349.
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Asahāya, pp. 19, 247-251; composed bhāṣyas on Nārada, p. 248, and Gautama, p. 338; probably composed a commentary on Manu, pp. 248-249.
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Āśauca, none, in marriages, famines, fairs &c., p. 122; none for kings, royal officers, physicians &c., p. 229.
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Āśaucadaśaka, p. 290; authorship of, pp. 290-291; commentaries on, p. 291.
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Āśauca-nirṇaya, of Jīvadeva, p. 452.
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Āśaucanirṇaya, of Nāgoji, p. 453.
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Āśauca-sāgara, of Kullūka, p. 361.
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Ascetics, yellow-robed, sight of, p. 67.
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Āśmarathya, p. 126.
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Aśoka, p. 185.
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Āśramas, division into four, ascribed to asura Kapila, according to Baudhāyana p. 25; what varṇas entitled to which, p. 189.
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Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya, pp. 65, 358; com. Āyurvedarasāyana on, by Hemādri, p. 358.
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Astrology, p. 101.
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Aśvaghoṣa, refers to Bṛhaspati and Śukra, p. 124; refers to Mānava-dharma, p. 147.
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Āśvalāyanagṛhya, p. 139; commentary on, by Nārāyaṇa, p. 279; commentary Anāvilā on, p. 347.
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Āśvalāyana-śrauta-sūtra, p. 91; commentary of Nārāyaṇa on, pp. 279, 281.
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Ātatāyin, p. 130; killing an, pp. 130, 214, 302.
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Ātharvaṇādbhuta, p. 341*n*.
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Atharvaveda, pp. 1, 5, 7*n*, 143; Arthaśāstra is the Upaveda of, p. 41.
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Atheism, referred to, by Manu, p. 143.
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Atri, work of, on dharmaśāstra, pp. 107-110; named by Manu-smṛti, pp. 132, 143.
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Aufrecht, Prof., pp. 292, 295, 297, 418, 450*n*.
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Aupajaṅghani, named by Baudhāyana as holding that aurasa son only to be recognised, pp. 25, 132.
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Auśanasa-dharmaśāstra, p. 115.
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Auśanasas, pp. 98, 99.
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Ayakraya, meaning of, p. 131.
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Āvasathika, meaning of, p. 299.
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Aviśvāsa, sheet anchor of Bṛhaspati's policy, p. 124.
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Āyurveda, eight aṅgas of, p. 106.
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Āyurvedarasāyana, com. on Vāgbhaṭa's work, p. 358.
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Bādarāyaṇa, p. 341*n*.
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Bāhlīka, a country, p. 102.
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Bāhudantaka, named by Mahābhārata, pp. 100, 137.
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Bāhudantiputra, pp. 99, 100.
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Bahvṛcāhnika, p. 433.
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Baijavāpa, p. 390.
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Baijavāpa-gṛhya, on Vināyaka, p. 181.
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Bālakrīḍā, a commentary on Yāj. p. 252.
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Bālambhaṭṭa, pp. 456-462.
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Bālambhaṭṭī, pp. 250, 257, 290.
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Bālaka, pp. 283-284, 323, 418*n*.
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Bālarūpa, pp. 284-286, 373.
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Bālavalabhībhujanga, meaning of, pp. 305.
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Ballālasena, pp. 238, 248, 300, 339, 340-341, 418*n*.
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Bāṇa, pp. 88, 161, 204.
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Banavase, country of, p. 380.
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Bandhus, p. 135; three kinds of, p. 285.
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Banerji-sastri, Dr., p. 104.
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Bārhaspatyas, pp. 98, 99.
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Bathing, in rivers, disallowed in the rains, p. 230; on touching certain people, p. 239.
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Baudhāyana, a teacher of Kṛṣṇa Yajurveda, p. 20; his sūtras, how arranged according to Burnell, p. 20; styled Kāṇvāyana, p. 21; styled pravacanakāra, p. 20.
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Baudhāyana—dharmasūtra, pp. 20-32, 189; age of, pp. 28-30; and Parāśara, p. 194; authors named in, p. 25; borrows one chapter from Gautama, p. 17; contents of, pp. 21-23; has many sūtras in common with Gautama, p. 18; has many sūtras in common with Vasiṣṭha, p. 31; has many sūtras in common with Āpastamba, p. 30; home of, pp. 27-28; language of, p. 24; literature known to, p. 24; names Gautama, p. 17; one chapter of, taken from Gautama, p. 23; one chapter of, agrees closely with Viṣṇudharmasūtra, p. 23; refers to Baudhāyanagṛhya, p. 20; text of, rather suspicious, p. 23.
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Baudhāyangṛhya, pp. 20, 28, 186; quoted in the Mitākṣarā, p. 23.
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Bauddhas, delude people, p. 224.
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Baz Bahadurcandra, king of Kumaon, p. 457.
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Belvalkar, Dr., pp. 357, 454, 455.
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Bergaigne, A., p. 156.
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Bhagavad-gītā, verses of, borrowed by Viṣṇudharmasūtra, p. 64.
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Bhagavantabhākara, a digest, p. 438.
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Bhagavantadeva, patron of Nīlakaṇṭha, p. 438.
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Bhāgavata-purāṇa, 130, 161, 168, 340.
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Bhagavattattvamañjarī, p. 340.
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Bhāguri, a commentator of Manu, pp. 157, 320*n*, 369*n*.
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Bhairavendra, king of Mithilā, pp. 402, 404.
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Bhāllavins, gāthā of, quoted in Baudhāyana, about limits of Āryāvarta, p. 25; gāthā of, quoted by Vasiṣṭha, p. 54.
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Bhāmatī, on Śāṅkarabhāṣya, pp. 184, 262.
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Bhandarkar, Dr. Sir, pp. 409, 414, 452.
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Bhandarkar, D. R., pp. 10*n*. 206.
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Bhāradvāja, writer on dharma, pp. 126-127; who accepted many cows, p. 152.
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Bhāradvāja, writer on Arthaśāstra, pp. 90, 99, 100, 127-128; views of, p. 127; Kaṇiṅka, p. 99.
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Bhāradvājagṛhyasūtra, pp. 21, 126.
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Bhāradvājaśrautasūtra, p. 126.
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Bharatacandra, Pandit, p. 322.
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Bhāratītīrtha, teacher of Mādhavācārya, p. 377.
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Bhārgava, mentioned in Karmapradīpa, p. 219.
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Bhārgavīya, p. 341*n*.
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Bhartṛyajna, pp. 251-252, 271.
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Bhāruci, pp. 264-266; and the Mitākṣarā p. 266; and the Viṣṇudharmasūtra, p. 265.
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Bhāsa, p. 148.
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Bhāsarvajña, author of Nyāyasāra, p. 334.
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Bhāskara, bhāṣyakāra on Vedāntasūtra, p. 361.
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Bhāskarācārya, pp. 388, 389.
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Bhāṣyārthasaṁgrahakāra, p. 344.
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Bhaṭṭadīpikā, of Khaṇḍadeva, p. 457.
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Bhaṭṭasvāmin, commentator of Arthaśāstra, p. 104.
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Bhaṭṭoji, pp. 59, 157, 196, 206, 280, 454 &c., author of com. on Āśaucadaśaka, p. 291; son of Lakṣmīdhara, p. 224; pedigree of, 455*n*.
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Bhau Daji, Dr., p. 380.
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Bhavabhūti, p. 263.
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Bhavadeva, pp. 284, 301-306, 373, 418*n*; styled Bālavalabhībhujaṅga pp. 303-4.
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Bhāvadhana, p. 320*n*.
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Bhavanātha, p. 344.
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Bhave, Mr., 453*n*.
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Bhaveśa, king of Mithilā, pp. 368, 372, 398, 402, 404.
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Bhaviṣyapurāṇa, on Manu, pp. 138, 146, 161; quotes Gautama, 18; quotes Vasiṣṭha, p. 58.
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Bhaviṣyat-purāṇa, quoted by Āpastamba, pp. 41, 160.
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Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa, p. 352.
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Bhikṣāṭana, p. 256.
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Bhikṣu, used by Gautama in the sense of parivrājaka, p. 19; four kinds of, p. 105.
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Bhīmaparākrama, a work, pp. 401*n*, 418*n*, 421*n*.
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Bhoganātha, brother of Mādhavācārya, p. 379.
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Bhoja, author of Dharmapradīpa, p. 279.
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Bhojadeva, vide under Dhāreśvara, p. 418*n*; and Manusmṛti, pp. 157, 273, 323, 378; numerous works ascribed to, p. 276; wrote on grammar, medicine and yoga, p. 276; author of Rājamārtaṇḍa and Bhujabalabhīma, p. 278.
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Bhojaprabandha, p. 279.
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Bhojarājīya, 277*n*.
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Bhṛgu, named by Manu, pp. 132, 143; son of fire p. 149: quoted by Kātyāyana, pp. 214-215.
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Bhrūṇa, meaning of, p. 28.
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Bhujabalabhīma, a work of Bhoja, pp. 278, 397*n*, 418*n*, 421*n*.
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Bhūpāla, stands for Bhojadeva in works on dharma, pp. 278, 364, 369*n*,
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Bhūpāla-kṛtyasamuccaya, p. 369*n*.
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Bhūpālapaddhati, stands for Bhojadeva's work, 278, 369*n*.
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Bhuvanesvara, temple of Ananta at, p. 304.
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Bloch, Th., p. 107.
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Blochmann, p. 423.
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Bodhāyana, wrote Kṛtakoṭī on Bramasūtra, pp. 264, 281.
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Brahmā, credited with a huge work on dharma, artha and kāma in the Mahābhārata, pp. 123, 137; and also according to Kāmasūtra, p. 124; seven sons of, p. 223.
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Brāhma, form of marriage, distinguished from Prājāpatya, p. 349.
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Brahmacārin, duties of, p. 6; four kinds of, p. 105; duration of period of order of, p. 189.
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Brahmagupta, p. 320.
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Brāhmaṇa, succession to wealth of childless, p. 251; never to be awarded corporal punishment, p. 234.
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Brāhmaṇa, avocations allowed to a, p. 17; whether could marry a girl of any one of the four castes, pp. 69, 96, 114, 148, 180, 203; of certain localities not honoured, p. 109; virtues of, p. 108; privileges of, p. 111; prāyaścitta for killing, pp. 111, 130; not to dwell in kingdom of śūdra, p. 151; power of, p. 152.
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