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.s1.151.2

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putraḥ), 7790, 8142, 8174 (bhagavān Dhūmaketur Hutāçanaḥ), 8193, 8322, 8422, 8474; II, 1707; III, 5000, 14114, 14196 (çukla-kṛṣṇa-gatir devo yo bibharti Hutāçanam), 14236 (pl.), 14238, 14286, 14288; V, 476, 484; VII, 402; IX, 2535, 2741; XII, 1006, 4497; XIII, 3150, 4022, 4032, 4036, 4042, 4048, 4080, 4116, 4154, [6351 (pl.)]. *Hutahavyavaha ("the carrier of offerings"): I, 2585 (Dharasya putro Draviṇo). *Hutavaha ("the carrier of offerings"): III, 14105, 14284; XII, 10758. *Jātavedas: I, 883, 888, 891, 8419, 8423; II, 1146 (Vedas tvadartham jātā vai Jātavedas tato hy asi), 1150; 657, 1933; XII, 4499 (iṣam Vasūnām); XIII, 2013, 3973 (apatyam J°aḥ . . . suvarṇam), 4099 (do.), 4104 (aḥ garbham, i.e. Skanda), 4193 (do.), 5167, 5210, etc.; XIV, 226, 239, 245, 1735; XV, 1035; *Jvalana ("burning"): I, 8403, 8437, 8461; II, 1147; III, 14105, 14107, 1502, †4542 (°cāstram acyutam); *Kṛṣṇavartman ("whose road is black"): I, †2106, 8419; II, 1147. *Kṛṣṇavartman ("black-path-maker"): II, 1148. *Pāñcajanya ("of the five"): I, 8422. *Pāñcajanya ("of the five"): II, 1150. *Pañcajanya ("of the five"): II, 1150 (so called because he, the fire, the eater of the five, had five colours, was made by five persons, and was the progenitor of five races) (Āṅgirasa). *Pāpahan ("slayer of sin"): II, 1151. *Pāvaka: I, 881-5, 8087, 8175, 8179, 8196-7, 8201, 8205, 8243, 8325, 8328, 8353, 8361, 8466, 8475, 8478; II, 2, 1144-6 (pāvanāt Pāvakaç cāsi), 1162;