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Dhanapati, offering to, 360. Dhanvantari, 175, 214, 224, n. 4, 227, n. 8. Dhanvantari Bharadvāja, 360; offerings to, 358, 361. Dharma Sūtra, 27, n. 1, 29. Dhartṛ, supporter god, 206. Dhātṛ, god, 65, 86, n. 3, 104, 205, 206, 214. Dhauli, perhaps Tosalī, 632. Dhiṣaṇā, deity, 211. Dhruva, pole-star, 4, 22, 79, n. 6, 164. Dhuni, chief or demon, 130, 236. Dhūrta, epithet of Rudra, 150, n. 2. Dialectic, 506. Dialogue form in Upaniṣads, 505. Diarrhoea, means of curing, 386; *see also* Apvā. Dice, and Apsarases, 182. Dicing, 87, 258, 317. Diction of Upaniṣads, 500. Dietrich of Bern, 618, n. 9. Dignāga, 559, 560. Dione, goddess, 61. Dionysos, Thracian and Greek god (CAH. ii. 615, 619 ff.), 47, 48, 250, 284, n. 2. Dioskouroi, Greek deities, 38, 117, 119, 620, n. 5. Dīrghajihvī, Asura woman, relations of, with Indra, 126. Dīrghamukhī, bird of omen, 392. Dīrghatamas, seer, 434. Dīrghatamas Aucathya, Āprī hymn of, 165. Dirt, as sign of asceticism, 401. Disease, demons, 72, 147, 240, 381, 382. Disguise, adopted by gods, 125; *see also* Transformation of gods. Disinterested action, 583. Dislike of flesh, 604. Disposal of the dead, 415–24. Distinction, not denoted by *vyaṣṭi*, 506, n. 11. Distinction between offerings to the dead and those to the gods, 429, 430. Distributive aggregate, alleged sense of *vyaṣṭi*, 506, n. 11. Diti, goddess, 217, 218. Divākara, the sun, 104. Diversity denied, 507. Divination, 390–2. Divine animals, 189–95. Divine implements, 188, 189.