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.s2.142

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(°tīre), 520 (do.), 527 (do.), 861, 871 (°jalam), 901, 1088 (°tīre). Bhāgīrathī-putra = Bhīshma: I, 599; VI, 5567; XII, 1350; XIII, 6294. Bhāgīrathī-suta = Bhīshma: XIV, 24. Bhaima (pl., patron.): III, †10268 : *bhīmakramakartāro bhīmavamçāḥ* vā: Schol.; VII, 4069 (*Bhaimān parijaghānaçu rathāṃs triçatam āhave*). Bhaimaseni¹ = Divodāsa: V, 3960 (*Divodāsaḥ*). Bhaimaseni² = Ghaṭotkaca: V, 5926 (*Haidimbaḥ*); VI, 1713, 2418 (C., *Bhaimi*°), 3668, 3671, 4065 (*Ghaṭotkacaḥ*), 4086, 4222 (*Ghaṭotkacaḥ*), 5106 (*rākshasam*); VII, 4060, 4110, 4121, 4126, 6785, 6806, 6824, 6890, 7367, 7418, 7856, 7861, 7868, 7948, 7968, 7994, 8035, 8039, 8086, 8110, 8117, †8174, 8238 (*Ghaṭotkacaḥ*), 8333. Bhaimi = Ghaṭotkaca: VII, 8101. Bhaimī = Damayantī: III, 2083, 2200, 2217, 2225, 2239, 2253, 2267, 2283, 2320, 2355, 2376, 2382, 2411, 2493, 2507, 2585, 2595, 2603, 2663, 2681, 2729, 2744, 2857, 2973, 2994, 2999, 3008, 3042. Bhairava. § 67 (*Sarpasattra*): I, 2158 (*a Nāga of Dhṛtarāshṭra's race*). Bhaktānāṃ paramā gatiḥ = Çiva (1000 names²). Bhaktavatsala¹ = Mahāpurusha. — Do.² = Vishnu (1000 names). Bhallāṭa (*a mountain*). § 280 (*Bhīmasena*): II, 30, 1079 (*conquered by Bhīmasena*). Bhāluki (*a muni*). § 264 (*Sabhākriyāp.*): II, 4a, 110.—§ 266 (*Çakrasabhāv.*): II, 7, 293 (*in the palace of Indra*).—§ 324 (*Dvaitavan.*): III, 26a, 985. Bhāndāyani. § 266 (*Çakrasabhāv.*): II, 7, 294 (*in the palace of Indra*). Bhaṅga. § 64 (*Sarpasattra*): I, 57, 2150 (*a serpent of Takshaka's race*). Bhaṅgakāra¹. § 154 (*Pūruv.*): I, 94, 3741 (*son of Aviksbit*). Bhaṅgakāra². § 252 (*Subhadrāharaṇap*): I, 219, 7916 (*present at the festival on the Raivataka mountain*). Bhāṅgāsuri = Ṛtuparṇa: II, 326 (*in the palace of Yama*); III, 2745, 2781, 2809, 2813, 2885, 2900, 2974, 3027. Bhāṅgāsvana (*a rājarshi*). § 728b (*Bhāṅgāsvanop.*): XIII, 12, 529, 530, 557. [Bhāṅgāsvanopākhyāna(m)] (*"the episode relating to Bhāṅgāsvana"*). § 728b (*Anuçāsanik.*). Bhīshma said: in days of yore lived R.-r. Bhāṅgāsvana, who, being childless, from desire of obtaining issue performed the *Agniṣṭuta*, that is disliked by Indra, but is approved of by men desirous of offspring, in order to purge themselves of their sins *prāyaçcitteshu*, v. the note of PCR., p. 44). He had 100 sons. Indra began to look for an occasion against him. He, on a hunting expedition, he was bewildered by Indra, and afflicted with thirst, he plunged into a lake after having his horse to drink, and found himself changed into a woman. He took leave of his wives and children and returned to his woods, joined an ascetic and bore him 100 sons, the former children, and made them all enjoy joint property. Filled with rage, Indra, repaired to Bhāṅgāsvana's capital, example of the gods and the *Asuras* led the half-brothers to slay a brahman, he came to an ascetic lady, afflicted Indra, and why he was