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.s1.567.3

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271, 15717, 15759, 15767: Arjuna killed the twelve Sanvīra heroes, etc.; Jayadratha, fled; Arjuna exhorted Bhīma to refrain from slaughtering the remnant of the Saindhava host; Bhīma and Arjuna in the search of Jayadratha and the horses of the chariot, and entreated Bhīma not to kill himself.—§ 524 (do.): III, 272, 15805: Jayadratha obtained a boon that he should be able to defeat all the five Pāṇḍavas, as he was invincible, being in reality Nara, who had performed austerities in Badari, and had received the boon from the Lokapālas, and was protected by them. Arjuna continued to dwell in the forest.—§ 525 (do.): III, 300 ff.: Lomaśa relates that the Pāṇḍavas and Yudhishṭhira: "That Arjuna will never express to anyone I will remove when Dhanañjaya (i.e. Arjuna) has left." After twelve years of the exile of the Pāṇḍavas had passed away, Indra obtained for Arjuna the earrings and mail of Karṇa, giving him a lance instead; 301, 16974, 16976; 302, 16984, 16989.—[§ 547 (do.): III, 309: Karṇa was always desirous of fighting with Phālguna (i.e. Arjuna), and he and Karṇa used to challenge each other.]—§ 548 (Āraṇyap.): III, 313, 17409, 17412: When the Pāṇḍavas had left Kāmyaka and returned to Draitavana, and a deer carried off a brahman's araṇi and mantha, Arjuna repented that he had not slain Karṇa; Arjuna and his brothers were sent after water and dropped down dead, until Yudhishṭhira resuscitated them all by answering the questions of the Yaksha (i.e.