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.s2.158

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tigers, etc., whence he was called Sarvadamana, and his mother forbade him to torture animals. He performed 100 horse-sacrifices on the banks of the Sarasvatī, and 400 on the banks of the Gaṅgā; then once more 1,000 horse-sacrifices and 100 Rājasūyas, etc., etc.; he gave 10,000 billions of kine of the purest gold to Kaṇva. The gods with Indra and brahmans set up his sacrificial stake (of gold, 100 vyāmas in width). To brahmans he gave horses, elephants, etc.; 2377 (*Daushmantam*—B. *Daushyantim*—*Bhāratam*), 2387 (*Cākuntalaḥ*).—§ 6328 (*Shoḍaçarājika*; cf. § 595, *Bharata*): XII, 29, 938 (*Daushmantim Cākuntalam*), 940 (*Daushmantim*), 941, 942.—§ 656 (*Khaḍgotpattik.*): XII, 1663, 6195 (*Daushmantim*).—§ 721 (*Viçvāmitrop.*): XIII, 4, 201 (*Bh°syānvaye*).—§ 746 (*Anuçaṣanik.*): XIII, 76, 3690 (*cakravarti*).—§ 761 (do.): XIII, 1158, 5666, 5669.—§ 770 (do.): XIII, 151u, 7128 (*triloke vicṛutam vīram Bharataṃ ca prakīrtlayet | garāmayena yajñena yaneṣamyam vai kṛte yuge | Rantidevam mahādevam kīrttayet paramadyutim*).—§ 775 (do.): XIII, 166n, 7676 (*açvamedhik.*).—§ 778 (*Açvamedhik.*): XIV, 3, 50 (*Daushmantim Cākuntalaḥ*).—§ 795 (*Svargārohaṇap.*): XVIII, 39, 107.