History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.284
History of Dharmaśāstra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.284
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Bhāmatī (commentary of Vācaspati on Śaṅkarācārya's bhāṣya on V. S.), 1153n, 1182n, 1183n, 1211, 1241n, 1250, 1293n (on the word 'rājan' among Āndhras), 1296 (on Brahmaloka in Chān. Up VIII. 3. 2), 1298n, 1309n (on the Aindrī verse), 1310n, 1373-74, 1378, 1391, 1576n. Bhandarkar, Dr. R. G., a. of 'Vaiṣṇavism, Śaivism etc' 131, 472, 478n, 1048n, 1577 Bhandarkar (R. G) Presentation Volume (or Commemorative essays) 650n, 843. Bhandarkar, D. R, 'list of Inscriptions' by, 665, 978n. Bhāradvāja-gṛhyasūtra, 535. Bhāradvāja, on śakunas 591, 621-22; on Vyatīpāta and Vaidhṛti 707. Bhāradvāja (Piṇḍola), disciple of Buddha, story of his rising in the air, 1037-38. Bharata (Nāṭyaśāstra of), 1128. Bharata, son of Duṣyanta (or Duṣpanta); Ait. Br. (39. 9) states that B. was crowned by Aindra Mahābhiṣeka and Śat. Br. speaks of Bharata, son of Śakuntalā and has some verses identical with those in Ait. Br. 1525-26n; Kālidāsa probably did not know that Bhāratavarṣa was named after Śakuntalā's son, 1525n. Bhāratakaumudī, work in honour of Prof. R. K. Mukerji, 64n, 699n. Bharatas, ancient tribe of people frequently mentioned in the Ṛgveda, 1525. Bhāratavarṣa: different views about the identity of the Bharata after whom it was so called, 1525-26 and 1614 (Śakuntalā's son); limits of, 1525-1527; m. in Khāravela's Inscription 1614; nine divisions of (some of which are called dvīpas) mentioned in several Purāṇas, 1000 yojanas from North to South and boundaries of, 1526 (and n), originally it appears B.
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was what is now modern India, but later B. was made to denote India as well as Greater India, 1526-27; Śabara shows that the language of cultured people was one i. e. Sanskrit from the Himālaya to Cape Comorin, 1527, Śabara, Mahābhārata, Purāṇas and Bṛhatsaṃhitā show that ancient Indian people identified their culture with B. i. e. with the country and not with race, 1527. Bhārata War, date of, 648-649. Bhāratīya Vidyā, Journal, 845. Bhārgava, writer on astrology 766n. Bhārgavārcanadīpikā, 90n. Bhartṛhari, philosophical grammarian, author of Vākyapadīya, 475, 1396. Bhartṛmitra (between 400-600 A. D.), an interpreter who made P. M. atheistic, 1198, 1205n; his work was called Tattvaśuddhi, acc. to Umbeka 1198. Bhāskara, commentator on Brahmasūtras, 1155n. Bhāskarācārya (born in 1114 A. D.), 697n, 702 (uses pūrṇa in the sense of zero); a. of Grahagaṇita, 649n, a. of Siddhāntaśiromaṇi, 697n. Bhāskararāya, a of com. Setubandha on Vāmakeśvaratantra 1045, called Bhāsurānandanātha after *dīkṣā* 1071, 1126; holds that Ṛg V. 47. 1 refers to *Kādividya*, 1045; hyperbolic praise of, 1071. *Bhāṣya*, defined 1182. Bhatt, Prof. G. H. 957n. Bhaṭṭācārya B., paper of, on 'Ten Avatāras' 263. Bhaṭṭāchārya (Prof. Golokendranāth), 125n. Bhattacharya, Prof. T. 497n, 668n Bhattacharya, Mr Bhabatosh, editor of Dānasāgara in B. I. series in 4 parts, 867, 870; a. of paper on 'Yogī-Yājñavalkyasmṛti and its utilization in Bengal digests', 407. Bhattacharya Dr. B., a of Intro.
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to 'Buddhist Esoterism' 1033n, 1050n, 1069n (Dhyānibuddhas, their śaktis, *kulas* etc ), 1075, 1115 (on Siddhas of Vajrayāna), a. of Intro. to Sādhanamālā, 1038, 1039, 1042, 1050n; a of Intro. to 'Guhyasamājatantra', 1042, 1050n, 1069n, 1071n (wrong translation of a verse), 1077n; a. of 'Buddhist Iconography', 1131n; a. of paper on importance of Niṣpannayogāvalī, 1133n Bhattacharya, D. C.; a. of paper on the tāntrik work of Vidyāpati, 1676n. Bhattacharya, Prof. Durgāmohan, 1625-26. Bhattacharya, Prof. H. D, paper of, on 'Vicissitudes of Karma doctrine', 1605. Bhattacharya Sri Siddhesvara, 1383 (on Bhāgavata). Bhattacharya S. P. 1408n. Bhāṭṭadīpikā 1230n. Bhattasali, N. K., a of 'Iconography of Buddhist and Brahmanical sculptures in Dacca Museum', 1131n (for mudrās). Bhāva (or Bhāvas, acc to context) (vide under Thibaut): differences between Varāhamihira and Firmicus as to matters indicated by B. 540, names of twelve B 578-79, naming and arrangement of B. follows hardly any rational basis, 636-37; system of B. known to Ptolemy, though he paid little attention to it 533; system of B known to many writers before Varāhamihira, some of whom like Garga and Parāśara are assigned to 50 B. C. by Kern 579; table of twelve B. with synonyms, seven only of which correspond with Greek words and some others convey the matters judged from them 578; terms that apply to a group of Bh. 578;
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terms Karma and Mṛtyu occur in both Nakṣatra and rāśi astrology 531, terms (at least five) such as Janma and Sampat that occur in Ātharvaṇajyotiṣa correspond in name and import with *tanu*, *dhana* and other terms used in Varāha's works 533n; what was to be predicted from each of twelve B. 578-79 Bhavabhūti: fifth in ascent from him performed Vājapeya (about first half of 7th century A. D.) 629.