Anumatí, d. of Angiras, 83. first day of moon's wane, 225.

Anupavrittas, a people, 189.

Anurádhá, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.

Anuratha, a prince, 423.

Anushńí, a river, 183.

Anusht́ubh, metre from Brahmá, 42.

Anuváda, 'works,' or 'supplementary rites,' 159, n. 10.

Anuvatsara, fourth cyclic year, 224.

Anuvinda, s. of Jayasena, 437.

Apa, 'water,' the element; produced from the rudiment of taste, and produces that of smell, 16. and n. 25. 'waters' called Nárá, 28, n. 2.

Apa, a Vasu, 120.

Apachití, d. of Paurńamása, 82, n. 2.

Aparájita, a Rudra, 121.

Aparakásis, a people, 187.

Aparakuntis, a people, 187.

Aparinámin, a name of Purusha or 'spirit,' 13, n. 19.

Aparántas, a people, 189.

Aparravallabhas, a people, 193.

Aparítas, a people, 189, n. 60.

Apaspatí, s. of Uttánapáda, 86, n. 1.

Ápava, a name of Vaśisht́ha, 52, n. 5. 417, n. 11.

Apaváhas, a people, 188.

Apomúrtti, s. of Atri, 83, n. 4.

Apostates, who, 334. Jains, 339. Buddhists, 340. Várhaspatyas, ib. n. 7.

Apratiratha, s. of Rantinára, 448.

Apratisht́ha, a hell, 207.

Apsarasas, 'nymphs,' born from Brahmá, 42. produced from the ocean, 76. daughters of Kaśyapa and Muni, 150. children of Vách; two classes and fourteen ganas of, 150, n. 21. cursed by Asht́ávakra, 618.

Áptoryamá rite, from Brahmá, 42.

Árága, a sun, 632, n. 6.

Áradwat, a prince, 443.

Árat́t́a, a prince, 443 n. 1. a people, ib.

Arbuda (Abu), a mountain, 180, n. 3.

Arbudas, a people, 177. and n. 6.

Archish, w. of Krisaśwa, 123, n. 26,

Arddhaketu, a Rudra, 121. n. 17.

Árdra, a prince, 361.

Árdrá, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.

Árdraka, a prince, 471.

Arhat, k. of the south, converted by Rishabha, 164, n. 7.

Árhats, or Jains, their doctrines, 339.

Arimerddana, s. of Śwaphalka, 435.

Aripu, s. of Yadu, 416, n. 2.

Arisht́a, s. of Vaivaswata, 348, n. 4. a demon killed by Krishńa, 536.

Arisht́á, d. of Daksha, w, of Kaśyapa, 122.

Arisht́akarman, a prince, 473.

Arisht́anemi, a Prajápati, 50, n. 2. married to four daughters of Daksha, 119. a name of Kaśyapa, 123, n. 23. a prince, 390.

Árjjava, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278, n. 12.

Arjuna, s. of Kritavírya, 417.

Arjuna, s. of Páńd́u, 437. 459. takes Krishńa's family from Dwáraká, 613. plundered by shepherds, 615. consoled by Vyása, 616.

Arjuna-trees, overturned by Krishńa, 509.

Árshabhí, a division of the lunar mansions, 226, n. 21.

Artha, s. of Dharma, 55, n. 13.

Artha śástra, 'science of government,' 284.

Aruńa, s. of Kaśyapa and Vinata, 149.

Arundhati, d. of Kardama, w. of Vaśisht́ha, 55, n. 12. d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119.