The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v2.c42.454

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Thumb size of the mind, 404. Thunder, 168, 190; moral lessons in voice of, 585. Thunderbolt, 124. Tiāmat, Babylonian deity, 81, n. 2. Tibetan origin of Buddhism, alleged, 36. Tides, influence of the moon on the, 122. Tiger-king, alleged offering to, 195. Tiger skin, 341, 353. Tiliṅga, country, 632. Tilphossian Erinys, legend of, 38. Time, 443, 453, 466, n. 2, 483, 485, 522, 544, 549, 550, 551, 560, 561, 594, 613, n. 2; *see also* Kāla. Tīr Yašt, 8. Tirindira, possibly Iranian name (= Tīra and Indra, of whom Tira is an epithet, A. Götze, KZ. li. 152 f.), 7. Tištrya (= Tiṣya, Seirios; Götze, KZ. li. 146–51, from *tvis*), 623. Tiṣya, 146, 163. Tithi, lunar day of birth, offered to, 201, n. 3. Tocharians, Indo-Europeans (possibly Celtic, CAH. ii. 35 f.), of *centum* speech, 634, n. 2. Todas, worship of cattle bells and milk pails, 269, n. 5; suggested Mesopotamian origin of, 634. Toddy, art of making, introduced from Mesopotamia, 624. Tongue (*jihvā*), 554, 556, 557. Tongues of fire, seven, 154. Tonsure (*cūḍākarman*), of child, 369. Torch, as sun symbol, 67. Tortoise, cosmic, and divine, 81, n. 3, 112, 192, 193, 196, 208, 242, 355. Tortures of hell, 410. Tosala, country, 632. Tosali, perhaps Dhauli, 632. Totemism, 46, 47, 49, 54, n. 1, 74, n. 5, 195–7, 267, n. 2, 269, 276, 283, 284, 318, 342, n. 3, 346, n. 4, 365, 378, n. 3, 633. Touch (*sparça*), 553, 554, 556, 557, 563. Touching, in magic, 386; oneself in the oath, 395. Towns, not Rigvedic, 8, 10. Tṛkṣi Trāsadasyava, a prince, 190, 191. Tṛṣṭa, demon, 462. Tṛta, form of Trita, 400. Tracks, obliterated to deceive spirit of the dead, 418. Traitana (RV. i. 158. 5), 135, n. 5. Traiyambaka offering, 56, n. 3, 149. Trance, 497, 516, n. 9; as source of belief in spirits of the dead, 75. Tranquillity, 585. Transfer of deeds, 409. Transfer of evil, 385, 386. Transformation of gods (cf. v. Negelein, *Weltanschauung*, pp. 67 ff.), 241, 242. Transmigration, 54, 180, 498, 514, 535, 570–81, 592, 594, 606, 609, 632, 636. Transubstantiation, 326, n. 2. Trasadasyu, King, 90, 158, 226. Trātṛ, protector god, 65, 206. Trāyamāṇā, deity, 400, n. 5. Trayastriñça Stoma, 319, 350, 351. Treaty, Mitra in connexion with (v. Negelein, *Weltanschauung*, pp. 170 ff.), 103. Tree marriage, post-Vedic, 184. Trees, 64, 74, 182, 184, 185, 213, 376, 631; sap in, 523; transmigration of, 526. Tretā age, 82. Triad of gods, 156, 222, n. 8. Triad of obligations of man, 480. Tribal preferences in the Rigvedic worship, 91, 92. Triglypton, country, 632. Trikakubh, salve from mount, 187. Triliṅga, country, 632. Tripolye culture, 629. Triçoka, ordeal of, 393. Triṣandhi, demon, 400. Trita, ancient deity, 34, 113, 120, 127, 134, 135, 151, 171, 245, 389, 400. Triton, Greek deity, 134. Trittya, in Greek sacrifice, 279, n. 5. Trivṛt Stoma, 319, 350, 351. Truth (*satya*), 456, 471, 473, 479, 480. Tryambaka, epithet of Rudra, 143, 149, 322. Tryaruṇa, Ikṣvāku King, 239. Tugra, warrior, 228. Tuisto, Teutonic deity, 620. Tura Kāvaṣeya, as an authority on the fire cult, 354. Tūrvayāṇa, protégé of Indra, 129, 228. Turvaça, King, aided by Indra, 131. Turvaças, people, 9, 634, n. 2. Tvaṣṭṛ, god, 65, 87, 106, 112, 115, 122, 139, 162, 165, 176, 177, 178, 198, 204–6, 207, 219, 220, 235, 320, 334, 470. Tveggi, Teutonic deity, 620. Twelve days, at end of year, 177, 178. Twelve gods, in Greece, 35. Twelve nights, period of, 116, n. 2. Twenty-five principles of Sāṁkhya, 543, 605. Twenty-six principles of Yoga, 543. Twilights (*sandhye*), offerings to the, 213; possible explanation of the Açvins, 118. Twins, uncanny powers of, 118, n. 11. Two births of Agni, 157.