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.s2.1121.5

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(Bhavaḥ) came to see the encounter between Karṇa and Arjuna)].-[§ 615j (Maṅkaṇaka): IX, 38 (repetition of § 365)].-[§ 615u (Skanda): IX, 44-[46], 2483 (Skanda sprung from the seed of Maheçvara, i.e. Ç. (v. 2455); Skanda honoured Ç., who gave him a powerful companion and the army Dhanañjaya).-[§ 615z (Arundhatī): IX, 48 (Ç.'s relations to Arundhatī).]-[§ 616 (Sauptikap.): X, 7, 252 (Açvatthāman praises Ç. (Ugram, etc.), who appeared and gave Açvatthāman a sword. Then Ç. entered Açvatthāman's body).-[§ 617 (Aishikap.): X, 17-18 (Ç. retired to the waters and did not partake in the creation; as no share was assigned to him, Ç. came to the sacrifice of the gods, pursued the embodied sacrifice, broke the arms of Savitṛ, and tore out the eyes of Bhaga and the teeth of Pūshan; then the gods assigned a share to him).]-[§ 621b (Rājadh.): XII, 8, 241 (Ç. (Mahādevaḥ) at a great sacrifice requiring libations of all kinds, offered all creatures as sacrificial libations and then his own self).-[§ 626 (do.): XII, 20, †612 (having sacrificed himself as libation at the sarvayajña, Ç. (Mahādevaḥ) became the god of the gods).]-[§ 638b (Rāmopākhy.): XII, 49, 1748 (Ç. (Mahādevaḥ) gave an axe to Rāma Jāmadagnya).-[§ 641 (Rājadh.): XII, 59, 2201, 2202 (Çaṅkaraḥ, etc., acquired the science of chastisement (daṇḍanīti) from Brahmán, abridged it, and handed the abridged work (named Vaiçālākṣa and consisting of 10,000 adhyāyas) over to Indra); 122, [4498 (Ç.