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surya 193, 263; °kuiLda 266 • °grahana 178; °tlrtha 263— 266,283; °pu§karinl 263,265; Pataka 53 sq., 300; °savarpi- kamanvantara 48 sq., 63. suryasiddhantal2—14,75,193, 301; °vivarapa 193 sq., 301. srsti 98. sona, N. of a river 290. Soma 184. Somadeva 86 sq. Somanatha 36 sq., 303. Digitized by CjOOQle ■ 339 somayaramahimanuyarnana 189. SomaSarman 290. some^varatirtha 277. SomeSvaraputra 285. somotpatti 57 sq., 298. sauptikaparvan 90, 92. saubhagyalaksmlkalpa 163. sauracandramanabda 287. skanda 214; °purana 2, 7,10, 38,55,77,100,116sq., 140sq., 188, 205, 226sq., 242, 248sq., 257, 264, 306 sq. skandeSvarasanivada 163. skandopani§ad 19, 297. stotra 308 sq. stotrakhai^da 155. strijataka 171 (Corrigenda), strldharma 98. strlparvan 90. strlmukhakantikaraiia 212. sthandilakundamandapanir- manadividhi 89. sthale6amahatmya 204. snatakadharma 98. smytikartynirupana 98. smj*ticandrikal85sq., 197,302. smytimuktaphala 97—99,121, 302. syanandura (?) 289. svapnadhyaya 230, 309. Svayampraka6aYati8sq., 303, 304. SvayamprakaSananda 128 sq., 300. svarapanca§acchloki vyakhya 34. svaralaksana 34, 35, 296. svargarohanikaparvan 60, 62 92. svarginarakicihna214. Svamin 177. svayambhuvatirtha 277. hainsasyahastalaksana 151. °hatti (sic) 277, 278. Hanuman 258. Hayagriya 155; °agastyasam- vada 88, 155, 307. Haradatta 33, 43 sq. (Corr. and Add.), 165, 298, 302, 308. HaradattamiSra 139 sq., 302. hariksetra 279. haritattyamuktayall 8, 303. haridyara 290. harinadl 264. haribhaktisudhodaya 107 sq., 305. harimldestotra 8. Hariscandra 245, 268 sq. Hariscandropakhyana 267, 268. haristuti 8, 303. Harsaearita 290. Hastamalaka 290. hastamalaka, °prakara^a, °sto- tra 82, 229, 303. hastigirimahatmya 238 sq.., 305. halasyamahatmya 7, 306. hiranyagarbhavibudhasamva- da 239. hira$yaksakatha 196. hlnalaksana 187. ! hemakutakhanda 267, 305. 22 * Digitized by LjOOQle -■>* 340 hemapuskaripi j Q cakratlrtha, °tlrtha 277. hemakarasaras 277.. hemabjatlrtha 277. hemabjanayakl 257, 258. 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