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.s6.19.7

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The severed head of Namuci thereupon pursued I., saying: "O slayer of a friend, O wretch!" I. repaired to Brahmān, who caused him to perform a sacrifice and bathe in Aruṇā(t). Thus I. became free from the sin of brahman murder and returned to heaven. The head of Namuci also fell into that stream and obtained eternal regions, granting every wish: IX, 43, 2434.—§ 615u (Skanda): IX, [44, 2480 (*Çakraḥ, came to see the new-born Skanda*)]; 45ẑ, 2506 (*°Viṣṇu, came to the investiture of Skanda*), [2538 (*Vāsavaḥ, gave twn companions to Skanda*); 46, 2562 (*Pākaçasanaḥ, gave Skanda a dart and a banner*)].—[§ 615y (Baderapācana): IX, 48 (in the tirtha Badarapācana Çrutavatī gratified I. by persevering in boiling five badara-fruits, and became the wife of I.)].—§ 615bb (Indratīrtha): IX, 49, [2833 (*Çakraḥ, at Indratīrtha I. performed 100 sacrifices, therefore he came to he called Çatakratu*)].—§ 615gg (Sārasvata): IX, 51 (from fear of the austerities of Dadhica, I. despatched the Apsaras Alambushā to tempt Dadhica, thus Sārasvata was born, afterwards Dadhica gave his bones, of which the vajra of I. was made).—§ 615kk (Knrukshetrakathana): IX, 53, 3012 (*sanctified Kurukshetra*).—§ 615 (Baladevatīrthayātrā): IX, 54, 3049 (*o°çnir Aryamā caiva yatra prāk pṛtim āpnuwan*).—§ 615 (Gadāyuddhap.): IX, 57, 3177 (*°Prahāradayor iva, sc. yuddham*), 3186 (*°āçanīm ivodyatam*), 3202 (*°āçanīsamām, sc. gadām*);