The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.208

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Sûta, 52, 54, 82, 93; as a Ratnin, 44; as a Vîra, 43. Sûtra(s), 77, 79, 89, 96, 115, 154, 396; gleanings from the, Chap. IV; meaning, classes, etc., of, 57-58. Sûtradhâra, 160. Sûtralaṅkâra, 233, 234. Suvarcâ, 87. Suzerain(s), and titles of, in Gupta age, 286; in interregnum between Mauryas and Guptas, 259; in 11th-12th centuries, 452, 453; relations of, to aristocracy of warriors, in Mahâbhârata, 84; relations of, with feudatories or vassals, after Guptas, 306; in Kauṭalya, 256-57, in Mahâbhârata, 83-84; in Nâgânanda and Ratnâvalî, 380, in 7th century, 350-51, 352-53; under Guptas, 289-90; titles of, in Deccan and South, 463 et sq.; in 7th century, 354. See also King, etc. Suzerainty, circles of, in 7th century, 345; emergence of, in 8th-10th centuries, 403-404. See also Sovereignty, etc. Svarâjya, in Vedic literature, 37. See also Popular element and People. Svayambhû Purâṇa, 336. Svayaṃvara, 83, 310. Svetaketu, 91. Sylvain Lévi, on Aśvaghoṣa, 233; on Buddhist scriptures, 116 n.; on Chinese account of embassy to Siam, 233; on Greek influence on Buddhism, 490; on Greek influence on Hindu Drama, 490; on Pâli, 115; on Siri Meghavanna, 283.