Indian Antiquary Vol 22

SR No.: 032514
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 442
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 19 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[MAY, 1893.
Explanation of Abbreviations. Ag. - Râmagya. Bai. - Bairágya Sandipint. Sat. Sat'sai. Råm. Rám-charit-månas (Bå - BÂl-kând, A. - Ayodhya-ko, Ar. - Aranya-ko, Ki =
Kishkindhya-ko, Su - Sundar-ko., Ln. - Lanka-ko, and Ut. - Uttar-kand).
No. of verse in Dohabalt
Where found elsewhere.
No. of verse in Dohiball.
Where found elsewhere.
116 117
Ag. VII., 21. Bai. I. Sat. 1., 2.t Ag. III., 7. Ag. III., 14. Ag. II., 35. Ag. VII., 28. Râm. Bã. 21.• Sat. I., 30. Ram. Bd. 20. Sat. II., 24. Ra ta. Bá. 26. Sat. II., 7. Sat. II., 11. Sat. I., 37. Sat. I., 29. Ram. Ba, 19. Râm. Bã. 27. Ag. V., 1. Sat. II., 57. R8m. Bở. 79. Ram. Bå. 25. Råm. Bå. 24. CE. 277. Sat. I., 107, Bai I., 15. Râm. Bå. 29 (a). Sat. I., 62. Sat. I., 41. Sat. I., 109. Sat. I., 45. Sat. II., 4. Sat. II., 3. Sat. VII., 124. Sat. I., 55. Sat. I., 56. Sat. I., 57. Råm. Ln. 2.
102 Sat. I., 59. 103 Sat. I., 60. 105 Râm. Bã. 29(b). 113 Râm. Ut. 72(a). 114 Ram. Ut. 25.
Râm. Ln. 47(a). Rám. A. 87. Ag. IV., 15. Ag. IV., 13. Ag. IV., 17. Ag. IV., 16. Ag. IV., 28. Råm. A. 93. Råm. Ki. 26. Râm. Ut. 34. Râm. Ut. 122(a). Rám. Ut. 104(a). Râm. Ut. 119(b). Råm. Ln. 3. Råm. Ln. Introduction. Ram. Su. 46. Râm. Ut. 61. Râm. Ut. 90(a).
Râm. Ut. 90(6). 135 Råm. Ut. 926).
Rám. Ut. 89(a). 138 Råm. Ut. 78a).
Râm. A. 185. 145 Sat. II., 5. 147 Sat. II., 1. 156 Râm. A. 30. (Kh. B., 64).
Ag. III., 35. 1611 Ram. Ut. 19(c).
R8m. Sa. 496).
137
100 101
• For convenience, all references are to Ohhakkan Lal's one volume edition of the 12 works. The numbers vary xlightly in difforent editions. When the variation is considerable I give also the numbering of the Khadg Bills Press edition of Râm. ; thus, Kh. B., 64.
The edition of the Sat's referred to is that with Baij'nåth's commentary. There are often slight variations in the readings between the Sat'sal and the Dohdball.