Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c4.s1.19

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⁵ J., V, p. 259—GG. 49-50; VI, pp. 48-G. 172-3; 49-G. 205-6. On the standards and flags of the Epic war-car Hopkins remarks: “They bear an important part in battle, for they upholder of his whole army. They are not however national, but individual,” J. A. O. S., 13 p. 243. The best horses in the stories are always white Sindh horses and scarcely Kāmbojakas. See J., I, pp. 175, 181; II, pp...39, 428; VI, pp. 223—G. 965; Kāmbojakā assatarā: J. IV, vāhi; cf. for all these, Hopkins, op. cit. pp. 255-7 For the equipment of the chariot of Poros see Curtius VIII, 14; for its representation on the bas-reliefs at Sāñchi and the Barhut Stupas. See Cunningham, Stupa of Bharhut, plxii,