India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

Author(s): Bimla Charn Law
Publisher: Bimlacharan Law

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INDEX
Duels, 171
Elephant trainers (hatthiDukkarakārikā, a form of pålā), 178, 180 penance, 231
Emblems, eight, 208 Dammukha, king, 87, 97, Embryology, 260 122, 216
Epidemics, 178 Dussiki, (cloth merchants), Erakaocha, 109 178, 179
Etiquette, laws of, 243 Dūtas, 155
Etymology, 250 Duties, exemption from the Exchange, medium of, 190 payment of, 174
Exegesis (nirutta), 246, 262 Duyyodhana, 121
Exorcism, 262 Dvārakā, 85, 102 Dváravati, 102, 132, 167, Famino, threo kinds of: 215, 239
Cariou, 172 Dvõrikesvarī, 59
Salākāvrtti, 172 Dyers (rajakārā), 178, 1791 Svetāsthi, 172 Dynastio list of the kings in Farmors, 162, 165, 160, 170 <the Purānas, 138
Farokhabad Dist., 37
Fences, 181 Earthquakes, forecasts of, Testive Bowing (mangala 248
vappa), 159 Eastern Turkistan, 88 Fibre crops, 182 Economio conditions, 139 Fick, Richard, 161, 164 et seq.
Fighters, 178 Edicts of Asoka, 113 Fighting units, 178 Ekadapdikas, 202
Fine arts, 250 Ekanālā, 49, 159
Fishermen, 141 Ekapadikamaga, 219
Fodder-suppliers, 179 Ekasălakatinduka, 46
Foot-soldiers, 178
Fortune-tellers, 161 Ekasātakas (one-garment
Fowlers, 140 men), 222
Fuel-suppliers (katthahara), Ekäyana (Path of purity), 178, 179
250 Elephant, four kinds of, 66 | Gaggarā tank, 50, 236 Elephant riders (hatth Gahapati, 174, 176, 177, 218 roha), 178
Cahapati-mahāsālas, 175