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.s2.344.2

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129, 5034 (Bh.), 5035 (Bhs.), 5038 (Bh.), 5042 (Bhs.), 5043 (Bh.), 5044 (Bh.), 5046 (Bhs.), 5047 (Bh.), 5061 (Bhs.), 5064 (Bhs.), 5066 (Bh.).—§ 205a (cf. Droṇa): I, 132, 5275 (Bhs.), 5288 (Bhīmadīn): Duryodhana and Bhīma became very skilled in the use of the mace, and were jealous of each other.—§ 206 (Droṇa): I, 132f (Droṇa tests his pupils).—§ 208 (Astradarçane): I, 135, 5348 (Bh.), 5350 (Bh.) (a combat with maces between Duryodhana and Bh.); 137, 5423 (Bhs.), 5428 (Bhs.).—§ 209 (Drupadaçasana): I, 138, 5468 (Bhs.), 5469 (Bhs.), 5470 (Bh.), 5471 (Bhs.), 5500 (Bh.), 5501 (Bhs.).—§ 210b (cf. Sambhavaparvan): I, 139, 5521 (Bh.): Vṛkodara (i.e. Bh.) received lessons in arms from Saṅkarshaṇa (i.e. Balarāma), and became like to Dynatsena himself in strength.—§ 211 (Sambhavap.): I, 139, 5538 (Bhs.).—§ 213 (Jaṭugṛhap.): I, 141, 5654 (Bhs.); 145, 5741 (Bh.); 146, 5780 (Bhs.), (5786) (Bhs.); 148, 5820 (Bhs.), 5828 (Bh.), 5838 (Bhs.); 150, 5871 (Bh.), 5878 (Bhs.), 5881 (Bhs.); 151, 5886 (Bh.), 5895 (Bhs.), 5896 (Bh.), 5926 (Bh.).—§ 214 (Hiḍimbavadap.): I, 152, 5941 (Bhs.), 5942 (Bhs.), 5946 (Bhs.), 5947 (Bhs.), (5956) (Bhs.), (5959) (Bh.); 153, 5964 (Bhs.), (5968) (Bh.), 5973 (Bhs.), 5982 (Bh.), 5983 (Bhs.), 5999 (Bhs.), 6000 (Bh.), 6001 (Bh.), 6002 (Bhs.), 6004 (Bhs.); 154, 6023 (Bh.), 6024 (Bh.), (6026) (Bh.), 6029 (Bh.); 6030 (Bh.), (6032) (Bh.), 6036 (Bhs.), 6037 (Bh.), 6038 (Bhs.), 6039 (Bhs.);