An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s1.143.12

c5.s1.143.12

He who offers food in the mouth of a brahman pours libations into a blazing fire. *Agni* is the hotṛ and brahman of the sacrifice; the brahmans, becoming Agni, uphold the sacrifices and, possessed of learning, further (*bhāvayanti*) Agni; [*being*] Agni [*and*] Vishnu they, entering all creatures, uphold their lifebreaths), 13186 (*Agniṃ mena samyukta ekayonitvam āgataḥ | Agni-Shomamayam jagat kṛtsnam carācaram*), ††13187 (*api hi Purāṇe ekayonyātmakāv Agni-Shomau, devatāç cāgnimakhāḥ*), 13188 (*Agni-Shomau*), ††13194 (*sa Puruṣaḥ*), 13195 (*sūryam Agni-Shoma sasarja*); VII, ††13217 (*yathā sthāneṣu vanaspatiyāni-vanaspatigoshu*), ††13218 (*tathā 13225 f.); IX, ††13218 (*Bhṛguṇā çapto 'gnir*), ††13223 (*tad etad brahmāṇam āryate*), 13225 (*Agni-Shoma-, Anuçāsanik.): XIII, 1, 55 2 (married Sudarçanā 2 (married Sudarçanā hmati and the river ; he is always 132 (*°putre 9 (= Çiva),