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.s2.1121.6

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(Īçānaḥ) was made the chief of the Rudras], 4516 (Mahādevaḥ), 4521 (Devadevaḥ, etc.).-[§ 653b (Gṛdhra-go-māyusamv.): XII, 153 (revived a dead child).]-[§ 656 (Khaḍgotpattik.): XII, 166, 6183 (as Brahmán had created the sword, Ç. slew the Dānavas with it, and then handed it over to Vishnu).-[§ 678c (Mṛtyu-Prajāpatisamv.): XII, 257[-258], 9162 (Harijaṭaḥ Sthāṇur Vedāhvarapatiḥ), 9163 (asked Brahmán not to destroy the creatures, cf. § 595).]-[§ 693 (Vṛtravadha): XII, 281a, 10120 (Jagatpatiḥ, Ç.'s energy assumed the form of fever and penetrated the body of Vṛtra).-[§ 694b (Jvarotpatti): XII, 284 (how fever came into existence from the sweat of Ç. when he at Dakṣa's sacrifice pursued the embodied sacrifice).]-[§ 695b (Dakṣayajñavināça): XII, 285 (Ç. was not invited to the sacrifice of Dakṣa; urged by Umā, Ç. created Vīrabhadra from his wrath; accompanied by Bhadrakālī (Mahākālī), Vīrabhadra destroyed the sacrifice; then Dakṣa praised Ç. by reciting his 1,008 names (Çivasahasranāmastotra)).-[§ 696b (Dakṣa-prokta-Çivasahasranāmastotra): XII, 285, 10360, 10370 (1000 names), 10440, 10473 (having recited Çiva's 1,008 names, etc., Dakṣa obtained boons from Ç.).-[§ 701b (Bhava-Bhārgava-samāg.): XII, 290, 10669 (Ç.'s relation to Uçanas).]-[§ 702 (Mokshadh.): XII, 295, 10805 (the gods applied to Ç., who slew three Asuras (so PCR.) together with their leader).-[§ 712 (Çukotpatti): XII, 324-325 (sitting on the top of Meru, Ç.