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.s6.17.3

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2914) despatched the Apsaras Menakā to tempt Viçvāmitra).—§ 139 (Manu Vaivasvata): I, 75, 3136 (Ādityān . . . Indrādin, sons of Kaçyapa and Dākṣāyaṇī, i.e. Aditi).—§ 142 (Nahuṣa): I, 75, 3157 (karāyaṃ āsa cendratvam, sc. Nahuṣa).—§ 145 (Kaca): I, 76, 3229 (sendrā devāḥ), †3234 (api), †3241.—§ 146 (Devayānī): I [78 (I. (Catukratum, v. 3280) set out to defeat the Asuras; changing himself into the wind he mixed up the clothes of some bathing maidens; from this arose the dispute between Devayānī and Çarmiṣṭhā)]; 80, 3341 (yogakṣemakaraḥ . . . I°syera Bṛhaspatiḥ).—§ 147 (do.): I, 82, 3408 (°sya . . . gṛhe).—§ 148 (Yayāti): I, 85, 3504 (sākṣād I°pīva aparaḥ, sc. Yayāti).—§ 149 (do.): I, [86–] 88, (†3564), (†3566), (†3568), †3574 (°samaprabhāva) (I. (Cakra, v. 3537) discoursed with Yayāti, who from pride of his ascetic merits disregarded all others and therefore fell down to earth); [92, 3652 (Cakrāc ca labdho hi varaḥ, sc. hy Yayāti)]; 93, †3672 (°pratimaprabhāvaḥ), †3683 (°kalpam).—§ 150 (Pūruvaṃç.): I, 94, 3701 (°vikramaḥ, sc.