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.s1.82.4

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65, 3303 (*iva*), 3304 (*iva*).—§ 615a (Skanda): IX, 45, 2508 (A., S., etc., etc., etc., come to the iavestiture of Skanda), 2540 (give Skanda, at his inauguration, Vardhana and Nandana as his followers).—§ 617 (Aishikap.): X, 13, 653.—§ 641 (Rajadh.): XII, 64, 2395 (created by the supreme god in days of old with S., V., R., Vi., the ganas of M., and Si., they are all observant of kshattriya duties).—§ 656 (Apaddh.): 166, 6141 (Marud° nah: A., S., V., R., M., D., with their preceptors and purohitas, etc., etc., etc., accept the religion of the Vedas).—§ 661 (Mokshadh.): 198, 7191 (their places, like those of the other gods, are hells—nirayāḥ—compared with the place of Paramātman (?).)—§ 665 (do.): 208, 7583 (Nasatyaçaiva Dasraç ca), 7589.—§ 668 (do.): 219, 7950 (çadrau).—§ 673 (do.): 227, 8220.—§ 692 (do.): 281, 10052.—§ 694 (do.): 284, 10215 (bhishajām varau).—§ 702 (do.): 296, 10337 (Agny°-Mārutaḥ: A., V., R., V.-D., S., P., M.-gaṇas, etc., etc., etc., have all been crowned with success by their penances—samiddhās tapasā).—§ 707 (do.): 318, 11708 (to them the soul—of the yogin—arrives when going out through the eyebrows).—§ 712 (Çukotp.): 324, 12176 (Lp., S., V., Ā., R., A., etc., etc., etc., are present when Vyāsa, devoted to the practices of yoga, adores Mahādeva in order to obtain a son—Çuka).—§ 717 (Mokshadh.): 341, 13111 (°bhyām pataye, i.e. Vishnu);