Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c22.51

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Pageants, and stands for them, 82, 469 Pāṇḍavas : obtain Draupadī at the Svayaṃvara, 80; reveal themselves as warriors, 87; marry Draupadī in order of seniority, 107; are non-Aryan intruders, 108; their polyandric marriage, 107; their origin, 162; each one characterized, 457 Pāṇḍu : preaches free love of women, 118; has sons begotten for him, 160; kills a penitent, who is copulating in the form of an antelope, 234; dies in the love-embrace, 235 Paraçurāma : kills his mother, 201; fights with Bhīshma, 385 Pare : = parasmin, 385 Parents-in-law and children-in-law, 403, and add. to 404 and 405 Pariah legend : Goethe’s, 202 Parivettar, see “Re-marrying” Paryāptam te manaḥ, 385 Phallolatry, see Liṅga-worship Picnics, 19, 211, 322 Pilgrimages (of woman), 346