The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v2.c42.300

v2.c42.300

Pada Pāṭha, of Rigveda, 20. Paidva, possibly the sun-horse, 191. Pain (*duḥkha*), 556, 557. Paiṅgi Upaniṣad, 501. Pairs, 87, 89. Paiçāca marriage, 373. Paiçācī language, 73. Pakudha Kaccāyana, doctrines of, 611. Pali, alleged origin of, 21, n. 2. Pañcālas, people, 22, 23; origin of name, 196, n. 7. Pañcaviṅça Brāhmaṇa, 17, 19, 227, 349, 477, 491. Pañcaviṅça Stoma, 319, 350, 351. Pāṇḍavas, and Kurus, 21. Pāṇini, 20, n. 1, 30, 488, 502, 541, 547, 602. Paṇis, enemies of the gods, 7, 38, 123, 192, 223, 234, 243, 266. Pantheism, 510, 511, 512, 523, 524, 531, 552, 595. Papas, Phrygian Zeus, 36, n. 4. Paramahaṅsa Upaniṣad, 589, n. 4. Paramārtha, version of commentary on Sāṁkhya Kārikā, 504. Pāraskara Gṛhya Sūtra, 28, 213. Parāvṛj, cured by the Açvins, 116. Pardon, for sin, 244–8. Pārendi, Avestan deity, 65, 211. Parentage, various forms of cosmic, 80, 81. Parentalia, character of, in contrast with Lemuria, 51. Parents, duties to, 480. Parikṣit, King, 400, n. 11, 618, n. 7. Pariṇah, place, 352. Pariplava Ākhyāna, at horse sacrifice, 344. Parjanya, god, 86, 93, 95, 99, n. 2, 120, n. 4, 139, 140, 141, 213, 214, 221, 290, 321, 360, 365, 441. Parmenides, Greek philosopher (6th cent. B.C.), 509, n. 1, 530, 603, 613, 636, 637. Parṇaya, an enemy of Indra, 129. Parnians, 7. Parrot, jaundice transferred to a, 386. Parçu, possibly Iranian name, 7. Pārcva, Pārçvanātha, alleged date of, as the founder of Jaina philosophy, 20, 619. Pārṣṇi, goddess, 186, 366. Pārthava, alleged Iranian reference, 7. Parthian invasions of India, 64. Parting of hair of pregnant women, ceremony, 367. Parts of the soul, 554–67. Parvata, mountain as god, 187. Pārvatī, goddess, 144. Pāçadyumna Vāyata, sacrificer, 251. Paçupati, god, 111, 112, 362.