Súta, a bard; origin of, 102. pupil of Vyása, 276. teacher of the Puráńas, 283. a generic term for chroniclers and bards, xi.

Sutala, a division of Pátála, 204.

Sutanu, d. of Ugrasena, 436.

Sutapas, s. of Vaśisht́ha, 83. a prince, s. of Hema, 444.

Sutapas, a class of deities, 267.

Sutárá, d. of Śwaphalka, 435.

Suvala, a prince, 465.

Suvámá, a river, 183. the Ram-gangá, ib. n. 53.

Suvarchalá, w. of Rudra, 59.

Suvarńa, a prince, 463.

Suvarńaroman, a prince, 390.

Suvástu, a river, 183.

Suvela, a mountain, 180, n. 3.

Suvibhu, a prince, 409.

Suvíra, s. of Śivi, 444. s. of Kshemya, 453.

Suvrata, a prince, 465.

Suyaśas, s. of Aśokavarddhana, 470.

Swabhávas, characteristics or properties of perceptible things, 34, n. 1.

Śwábhojana, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 209.

Swadhá, 'oblation,' d. of Daksha, w. of the Pitris, 54. w. of Angiras, 123, n. 25. w. of a Rudra, 59, n. 4.

Swáhá, 'offering,' d. of Daksha, w. of Agni, 54. w. of the Rudra Paśupati, 59.

Swáhi, a prince, 420.

Swakshas, a people, 188.

Swamábhák, a sun, 632.

Śwaphalka, marries Gándiní, 431. s, of Priśni, 435.

Swaráj, a solar ray, 236, n. 3.

Swarát, the creator, 93, n. 3.

Swarásht́ras, a people, 189.

Swarbhánu, a Dánava, s. of Kaśyapa, 147. s. of Viprachitti, 148.

Swarga, on Meru, 172.

Swarga, s. of Bhíma, 59.

Swar-loka, site and extent of, 212.

Swarńaprastha, an island, 175, n. 3.

Swárochisha, s. of Swarochish, second Manu, 260. and n. 2. his sons, 261.

Swarúpas, 'forms of things,' 34, n. 1.

Swastyátreyas, a race of Brahmans, 447, n. 8.

Swátí, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.

Swáti, s. of Uru, 98.

Swavambhoja, a Yádava chief, 436.

Swayambhu (Brahmá), synonyme of Mahat, 15, n. 22. a Vyása, 272.

Swáyambhuva Manu, born of, and one with, Brahmá, 51, n. 5.

Śweta, s. of Kadru, 149.

Śweta, a range of mountains, 167.

Śweta-dwípa, 'white island,' 200, n. 2.

Syádvádis, 'Jains,' 339, n. 3.

Śyála, offends Gárgya, 565.

Śyáma, s. of Śúra, 437.

Syamantaka jewel, given by the Sun to Satrájit, 425. its properties, ib. taken by Jámbavat, 426. recovered by Krishńa, 427. carried off by Śatadhanwan, 428. transferred to Akrúra, 429. its virtues, 431. remains in Akrúra's keeping, 434.

Syámáyani, teacher of the Yajur-veda, 279, n. 1.

Śyení, d. of Kaśyapa, parent of hawks, 148.

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