The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v2.c42.221

v2.c42.221

Living and the dead, relations of, 425–7. Lizard's head, as magic ingredient, 397. Logic, 482, 506; theory of Greek origin of Indian, 612, 613. Logos, 438, 610, 611. Lohitākṣa, spirit, 242. Lokāyata, materialistic system, 505. Loki, Teutonic deity, 123, 138, n. 4, 162, n. 1. Long-haired man, used for menial functions in ritual, at Vājapeya, 339; at Rājasūya, 341. Long-headed, Indo-Europeans supposed by some authorities to be, 12, 618, 634. Long life, desire for, 349, 463, 480. Lopāmudrā, wife of Agastya, 401. Lotus theft, story of the, 395. Love of god, *see bhakti*. Lunar mansions, *see* Nakṣatras. Luça, priest, 156, 251, 470. Lust, *see* Desire. Luvian, language (CAH. ii. 253), 617. Lycian religion, Hephaistos in, 626, n. 5. Lying-in women, taboos regarding, 309.