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बृहत्संहिता (आचार्य वराहमिहिर - स्थापत्य, खगोल, मौसम व जल विज्ञान)

Brihat Samhita of Varahamihira with Hindi Commentary

आचार्य वराहमिहिर / डॉ. सुरेशचन्द्र शास्त्री द्वारा

DevanagariHindipublished1,105 पृष्ठ

72 INDEX
If a horse neighs facing the 'burning' quarter the
owner will suffer— ... XCIII—10
: A planet is—ed when ... XVII—9
DEFECTIVE STONES. ... LXXXII—4
DEFORMED. ... LXIX—39
DEFORMED LIMBS. ... LXXVIII—17
DEFORMED PERSONS. ... XVI—33
DEITIES. After worshipping the infused— ... XLVIII—22
13—are situated inside. LIII—42, 43, 54, 69, 124
—reside in places where there is water, gardens. LVI—3
Installation of— ... LX—21
Omens in a city to the tutelary—or to the Mayor. LXXXVI—11
Contact with the worshipper of a — ...LXXXVII—16
If a horse neighs near a— ... XCIII—8
The presiding—ies of the asterisms. ... XCVIII—5
DELIVERY OF THE CLOUDS. XXI—9, 10, 11, 12
DEMIGODS. ... IX—38
DEMONS. Marichi is understood to do harm to the— XIII—8
The Moon presides over— ... XVI—8
A—'s head though cut off ... V—1
To withstand the—in battle. ... XLIII—1
A banner at the sight of which the—will not stand
in the battlefield. ... XIII—2
Any unnatural feature seen in the idols of— ... XLVI—14
In the dewy season, the sight of—proves beneficial. XLVI—92
The nature of men resembles that of— ... LXVIII—108
A man of a—iac nature is hot-tempered. ... LXVIII—113
The—reside in the middle part of the elephant's tusk. XCIV—8
DEMONOLOGY. ... XVI—19
DENS. ... XVI—17
DENT. A—in the middle of a crown. ... XLIX—7
A—in an odd inch in the measurement of the sword. L—1
—s resembling . . . . ... L—2, 3
When the querist touches his head, the—will be in ... L—11
Effect of—s in the sword. L—16, 17, 18, 19
DEODER—is good for the images installed by Brahmins. LIX—5
—is one of the trees recommended for the construction
of beds and seats. ... LXXIX—2

INDEX 73
Couch made of—will not yield good results. ... LXXIX—15
—for tooth stick will give dignity. ... LXXXV—7
DEPENDANTS. If Rahu commences the eclipse in
the west,—will be destroyed. ... V—34
Others'— that have dirty and colourless nails. LXVIII—41
DEPRESSED. ... LXVIII—80
DESERT. ... XVI—38
DESERT REGIONS. ... LIV—62
DESIRED OBJECTS. Accomplishment of — ... LXXII—6;
LXXXVII—2
DESOLATION. ... XVII—5
DESTROY. ... XC—6
DESTRUCTION.—of people. ... XC—9
Certain asterisms to be used for ruining enemies,—XCVIII—8
DETACHMENT. ... LXXIV—5
DEVALA. VII—15; IX—1; XI—1; XXIII—4; LXXXVI—1
DEVARAJA. ... XLVIII—67
DEVASTATION. Countries will suffer— ... V—46
—of the country. ... XLVI—82
DEVIKA RIVER. ... XI—35
DEVILS.—belong to Pulasthya. ... XIII—11
The nature of men resembles that of— ... LXVIII—108
DEVILISH NATURE. ... LXVIII—113
DEVOTEES OF GODS. ... XV—19
DEVOTION. Offerings should be made with— ... XLVI—65
A person in whom the quality of—predominates. LXIX—8
Venus in the 12th makes a female —ed to her husband. CIII—12
DEW. ... V—92
DEW-LAP. ... LXI—12
DEWY SEASON. ... XLVI—69, 93
DHANAVAN. ... LXXXVI—32
DHANISHTA. III—1; VII—2, 11; VIII—22, 27; IX—3, 20,
33; X—16; XV—21, 30; XXIII—6; XXXII—16; XXXIII
—18; LIV—123; LXXI—6; CI—12; CII—5, 6
DHANUS. ... CII—5, 6
. The Sun or the Moon being eclipsed in - ... V--41
Configuration termed— ... XX—2
B. S. 10.

74 INDEX
—presides over horses. ... XLI—6
When the Sun is in— ... XLII—10
DHANUSHMAT. ... XIV—24
DHANVANA. ... LXXXVIII—9
DHANVANA BARKS. ... LVII—1
DHANYA. ... LXXVII—13
DHARAṆA. ... XXII—3, 4
DHARMA. ... XCIX—1
DHARMAPATTANA. ... XIV—14
DHARMARANYA. ... XIV—3
DHARMIKA. ... LXXXVI—30
DHATU. ... VIII—31
DHAVA.—is one of the best trees. ... XLIII—15
The tree—is to be avoided for house-building
purposes. ... LIII—120
—indicates the existence of water far off. ... LIV—105
For making the wood-apple seeds sprout, take the
roots of— ... LV—22
DHIK DHIK. ... XC—6
DHIKKARA.—, (a kind of deer). LXXXVI—38; LXXXVIII—7
DHISHNYA. XXXIII—1, 2, 3, 6
DHRITI. ... XLVIII—57
DHRUVA KARANAS. ... C—2
DHRUVA KETU ... XI—41
DHRUVA NAKSHATRAS. ... XCVIII—6
DHUMA KETU. ... XI—9
DHUMINI. ... LXXXVI—12
DHUNDHUKA. LXXIX—32, 35
DIADEM. II—(13); XLIX—1; LVIII—32; 47
DIAGONALS. ... LIII—65, 124
DIAMONDS. To Venus belong— ... XVI—28
The abundance and cheapness of—should be determined
from the Kuravaka trees. ... XXIX—8
Ulkas resembling— ... XXXIII—10
Meena presides over— ... XLI—8
The king should proceed adorned with— ... XLIV—27
A pillar that is octagonal is called a— ... LIII—28

INDEX 75
One's feet and palm marked with figures of— LXIX—29;
LXX—2; LXXX—2, 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18 •
DIGBALA. ... II—(14)
DIGITS. L—11, 16, 17; LVIII—2, 43; LXXIX—8
DIGNITY. ... LXXXV—7
DILL. ... LI—15
DIMPLE. ... LVIII—9
DIRECTION. LI—1, 6; LIX—7; LXXXVI—59
DIRECTORS. ... LIII—9
DIRT. ... XCV—41
DIRTY FELLOWS. ... XVI—32, 36
DISAFFECTION. ... LXXVIII—7
DISASTER.—to the world. ... XXIV—28
There will be many—s. ... XXIV—29
Dust appearing prominently at Sunrise augurs
terrible— ... XXXVIII—5
When a kingdom is afflicted with—s. ... XLVIII—83
When the querist leaves off his cloth from his body,
it denotes the befalling of a— ... LI—12
—is near. LXXIX—25; XCV—8, 13
A jewel with bad qualities forebodes— ... LXXX—1
DISCOLOURATION OF GOLD. ... XCVII—13
DISCOLOURED. ... LXXX—15
DISCORD.—between the king's troops and the citizens. IX—23
There will be—among friends. ... X—12
Sowers of— ... XV—4
—will prevail among friends and powerful families. XVII—4
DISC. ... V—2
DISCUS.—es made of bamboo. ... XLIV—5
The left arm of the image of Lord Vishnu has a— LVIII—35
DISEASE.—will break out among cattle. ... IV—11
People will suffer from— IV—29; IX—18
There will be out-break of—s. V—56, 82, 92; VI—2; VII
—2; IX—23, 33, 43, 44; XI—48
All creatures will be afflicted with—s. VII—5; VIII—4, 17, 32
There will be danger from—s. VII—7; VIII—51;
XL—7; LIII—60

76 INDEX
Mercury engenders fear and-- ... VII—16
Risk from—s. ... VIII—34
Affliction caused by—s ... VIII—42
Destruction of people by—s. ... IX—40
—s of the throat will prevail. ... IX—42
Fatal—s will break out. ... XI—29
Kapalaketu causes—s. ... XI—31
Through Chalaketu, countries suffer from—s .. XI—37
A king to be free from all—s. ... XII—18
Agasthya causes—s. ... XII—20
People to suffer from-- ... XVI—41
Desolation by-- ... XVII—5
Bilious—s will prevail. ... XIX—9
The Direction in which the non-luminaries are seen
after their emergence from the Sun will be
afflicted with-- ... XX—1
Impending—may be guessed from the Kutaja tree. XXIX—12
Trouble from—s. ... XXX—13, 17
An earthquake in Indra's circle produces—in the
face. ... XXXII—18
Rahu causes-- ... XXXIV—15
A rainbow seen in the middle of water causes— XXXV—5
A yellow mock Sun produces-- ... XXXVII—2
Yellow flags hoisted in the town lead to-- ... XLIII—27
Wagtail perched on filth,—will break out. ... XLV—8
Trees producing a weeping sound,—s will prevail. XLVI—25
If honey flows from trees, there will be— ... XLVI—27
Untimely rain foretells-- ... XLVI—38
Seasons not functioning properly foreshadow
fear of--- ... XLVI—39
When stationary objects mve, it forebodes—... XLVI—61
Subjects will be free from—s. ... XLVII—5
When the querist is standing on hair, husk, bone or
ashes, he will be afflicted with-- ... LI—14
When the idol is of shorter limbs, the sculptor
will suffer from-- ... LVIII—50
An image damaged by a hole causes—s. ... LX—6
Handle with ten joints brings on-- ... LXXII—5

INDEX 77
Betel dispels—s arising from the phlegm. ... LXXVII—35
Feminine—s. ... LXXVIII—13
—s ensue from the use of couches and seats made
from forbidden trees. ... LXXIX—5
A cot made of Asana destroys—s. ... LXXIX—11
When cutting the tusk, if figures like monkeys,
chamelions and serpents appear—s will arise. LXXIX—24
The blemish Vatsanabha gives rise to danger
from— ... LXXIX—36
A king wearing a snake-gem will never suffer
from— ... LXXXII—6
If dogs bark very loud in seasons other than the
monsoon, there will be—s. ... LXXXIX—6
Cows burrowing the earth with their hoofs indicate—s. XCII—1
The country will be afflicted with—s. ... XCV—5
If a crow caws holding in its mouth a bone, diseases
will arise. ... XCV—40
A person born in Punarvasu will be afflicted with— CI—4
Saturn in the 5th house will engender a fell— CIII—5, 7
DISEASE OF TREES. ... LV—14
DISH. ... XVI—28
DISHARMONY. ... V—97
DISIKARA. ... LXXXVIII—45
DISPELLER OF SINS. ... XLVIII—52
DISPUTANTS. ... XVI—39
DISSENSIONS.—among royal councillors. ... XVII—4
—with one's beloved persons. ... LXXXIX—11
DISTILLERS: ... XV—22
DISTRESS. Meteors that whirl round in the sky
indicate— ... XXXIII—11
Thoughts about a person in— ... LI—16
Helping enemies in their— ... LXXV—9
When a dog howls producing the sound of "Au"
it indicates— ... LXXXIX—15
—, and freedom from— ... XC—9, 10
DITI. XLVIII—68; LIII—45, 49, 54
DIURNAL. ... LXXXVI—6
DIURNAL CREATURE. LXXXVI—24; LXXXVIII—1, 3

78 INDEX
DIVINE NATURE. ... LXVIII—111
DIVISHTAS. ... XIV--31
DIVYA. ... LXXXVIII—9
DIVYAKA. ... LXXXVIII—18
DOG. ... II—(18)
If—s are reluctant to leave the house, there will be
rainfall soon. ... XXVIII—9
When—stand on the roofs of houses, or bark looking
towards the heavens. ... XXVIII—10
If a—sucks a calf. ... XLVI—56
When—s bring bones or parts of dead bodies to
houses. ... XLVI--71
The sight of the dung of—is destructive to wealth. LI—18
A—indicating prosperity to the house. ... LXII—1
Shanks resembling those of a— ... LXVIII—4
For omens,—need not be considered in
Bhadrapada. ... LXXXVI—27
Peril from—s. ... LXXXVII—36
Trouble from—s. ... LXXXVII—39
The whole of the LXXXIXth Adhyaya.
Jackals are similar to—s. ... XC—1
If a bull be obstructed by---s. ... XCII--2
DOG-EATERS ... LI—5
DOG'S FLESH. ... IX—13
DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Falling of Asani on— XXXII--4
Increase of— ... LXXII—6
—will suffer. ... XCV—19
DOMINIONS. ... XLVI—18
DONKEY.—s will be destroyed. ... IX—40
Saturn presides over—s. ... XVI--34
If one collects—s in Kanya, he will get profit. XLII—7
Effect of a wagtail perched on a--- ... XLV--9
Earth having the colour of a--- ... LIV—106
A rock having the colour of a— ... LIV—109
Cows having the colour of— ... LXI—2
Goats bleating like— ... LXV—10
Those whose faces and body are like those of— LXVIII—110

INDEX 79
The—is strong in the north. ... LXXXVI—23
The—is of no consequence in the winter season. LXXXVI—26
Death of— ... LXXXVII—44
A—standing in a place to the left of a traveller. LXXXVIII—32
Two crows standing on a— ... XCV—47
DONKEY'S HAIR. ... LVII—7
DOOR. A holy house with a— ... XLIV—4
Falling of a—or—bolt. ... XLVI—74
Height of—s. ... LIII—24
Width of— ... LIII—25
The two side-frames of the— ... LIII—26
Effect of—being at LIII—71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 79, 82; LVI—14
DOOR-KEEPERS. ... LVI—14
DOUBLE FACETS. ... LXXX—15
DOUBLE HEAD. ... LXVIII—80
DOVE. Effect of a—sitting on the king's banner. XLIII—62
In the vicinity of—s. ... XLVIII—6
Excreta of—s. ... L—25
—s are strong in the South. ... LXXXVI—21
—sitting or building a nest on a vehicle. ...LXXXVIII—12
DOWNSIDE. ... LIX—7
DRAVIDA. Venus destroys the—s ... IX—15
The—s are situated in the south west and stand
under Swati. ... XIV—19
The Sun presides over the eastern half of the— XVI—2
Mars presides over people living in— ... XVI—11
—s will be affected. ... XXXII—15
DRAVIDA COUNTRY. The people of the—will
be affected. ... IV—23
A measure prevalent in the— ... LVIII—4
DRAVYA. ... I—7
DRAVYAVARDHANA. ... LXXXVI—2
DREAD. ... VIII—37
DREAMS. ... II—(15)
DREKKANA. ... II—(14)
DRESS.—should conform to the practices prevailing
in the country. ... LVIII—29

80 INDEX
One of the excellences of women is charming— LXXVIII—13
DRINKERS. ... XV—3
DRINKING. One fond of— ... CI—7
Addicted to— ... CIII—12
DRINKS.—precribed for the sword. ... L—23
If—, fruits, etc., are sighted at the time of query. LI—36
Pimples on the neck lead one to— ... LII—3
If one gets—when thirsty. ... LXVIII—116
Horses that willingly take to their—and bit ... XCIII—9
DRIZZLE. ... XXI—37
DRONA. ... XXI—32, 34
DROUGHT. In the Moon's Parvan, there will be— V—20, 23
—will break out ... VI—2
"When Mars begins his direct motion after Asimusala,
there will be— ... VI—5
People will suffer from— ... VI—8; VII—3
In Margasira year of Jupiter, there will be— VIII—4
If the colour of Jupiter be smoky, there will be— VIII—18
In Prabhava, there will be—in some parts. ... VIII—28
When Venus is in Hasta, there will be— ... IX—30
When Mars is in advance of Venus, people will
suffer from— ... IX—41
When Saturn stays in Moola, he brings about— X—2
Kapalaketu causes— ... XI—31
Agasthya causes—when he is russet. ... XII—20
In consequence of—, country-people will frequent
towns and rivers. ... XVI—42
Certain configurations that bring— ... XX—2
Danger of—should be fore-told from the Nichula
tree. ... XXIX—12
Time when the Sun's rays bring about— ... XXX—9, 12
Ash-coloured rays of the Sun bring about— ... XXX—14
Twilight containing clouds in inauspicious forms
occasions— ... XXX—21
People will be troubled by— ... XXXII—28
Meteors that cause— ... XXXIII—12
A rainbow seen in the middle of water causes— XXXV—5
The fall of an ornament augurs— ... XLIII—64

INDEX 81
—foretells famine. ... XLVI—38
If Ketu touches Aslesha, there will certainly be— XLVII—12
When Saturn passes thro the ‘Front or Eastern
gates and is retro grade there will be— ... XLVII—13
Regions where—will never be experienced ... LIV--111
If during a—dogs plunge in water ... LXXXIX—7
A country to be afflicted with— .... XCV—5
Ants laying eggs on water bespeak— ... XCV—59
DROWNING. ... XC—8
DROWSINESS. ... XCIII—5
DRUGGISTS. ... IX—32
DRUMS. XLIII—34; LXXXVII—12
DRY. ... LXVIII—60
DRY BONE. ... LXXXIX—1(d)
DRY GRASS. ... LI—4
DRYING UP. ... XLVI—87
DUCKS. ... XLVIII—9
DUEL. ... XV—23
DUELISTS. ... XVI—36
DULL. ... CI—4
DUNDUBHI. ... VIII—50
DUNG. A bull that makes too much— ... LXI—7
A horse that passes urine and—frequently ... XCIII—14
DUNG OF ELEPHANTS. ... LI—18
DUNG OF GOATS. ... LV—17
DURMUKHA. ... VIII—38
DURMATI. ... VIII—48
DURBALI. LXXXVIII—28, 29
DURBALIKA. ... LXXXVII—7
DURVA GRASS. The growth of sugarcane is presaged
by the flowers of the— ... XXIX--13
Karkataka presides over— ... XLI—4
If an ant-hill covered with—be to the south of a
Tilaka tree. ... LIV—37
DURVASAS. ... XLVIII—65
DURVINEETA. ... XLVIII—65
DUSHTALANGALA. ... IV--10
B. S. 11.

82 INDEX
DUST. XXXVIII—1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
" The quarters will be afflicted with— ... IX—41
The sky will be covered with a dense mass of— XIX—20
If on a day there be rain with— ... XXII—6
When the Sun's rays disappear and there is a
strong gale raising— ... XXVII—5
If birds bathe in water or— ... XXVIII—13
Smoke produced without— ... XLVI—21
A twilight spoiled by— ... XLVII—27
A—is 8 times an atom ... LVIII—2
If a crow bathes in— ... XCV—16
The quarters filled with - ... XCVII—13
The—that is raised by the hoofs of the cows... CIII—13
DUST-STORMS. II—(18); V—63; XXI—25; XXII—4
DUTIES. ... XV—10
DWADASAMSA. ... II—(14)
DWADASI. ... CV—16
DWAIDHA. ... II—(15)
DWAIPAYANA. ... XLVIII—67
DWARFED. ... LXVII—9
DWIPA. ... XIV—14
DWITA. ... XLVIII—65
DYE. ... LXXVII—1
DYER. LXXXVII—17, 41
DYSENTERY. ... XXXII—18
DYUNA. ... II—
E
EAGLE. Effect of an—sitting on the king's Banner. XLIII—62
When—s appear to be weeping, denger has to be
apprehended. ... XLVI—68
Previous birth may be deduced when one's face
resembles that of an eagle. ... LXVIII—103

INDEX 83
Effect of a figure of an—appearing in the tusks
of elephants. ... LXXIX—24
EAKSHANIKA. ... LXXXVI—32
EAR.—s belong to the masculine class of limbs ... LI—8
When the querist, touches the— ... LI—34, 39
Effect of pimples on the—s. ... LII—3
The—of the House God. ... LIII—52
Length of the—in Idols. ... LVIII—5, 6
The tip of the— ... LVIII—7
Distance between the eye-corner and the— ... LVIII—8
Bulls that have erected—s. ... LXI—10
A bitch having hanging—s. ... LXII—2
A horse with short—s ... LXVI—1
Hairy circle on the—s of horses. ... LXVI—3
Elephants that have slender—s. ... LXVII—3
Elephants that have broad—s. ... LXVII—7
Lean and blank—s in men lead to a treacherous
death. ... LXVIII—58
The—s of the Jaghanya class of men. ... LXIX—33
The—s of damsels. ... LXX—9
Unequal—s in women. ... LXX—21
If Elephant's—s stop beating suddenly. ... XCIV—12
A crow passing near the—of a traveller. ... XCV—25
EAR DISEASE. ... IX—33
EAR LOBES.—belong to the masculine class of limbs. LI—9
The boring of the— ... C—6
EAR RING. Dents resembling— ... L—2
Baladeva should wear an— ... LVIII—36
The Sun-God's face is adorned with—s. ... LVIII—47
Marks of an—on the feet. ... LXX—10
EARLY MORNING. ... XLV—10
EARTH.—becomes levelled up by the rivers. ... IX—24
22 comets who are children of the— ... XI—13
The—is converted into an ocean as it were ... XXVIII—22
The—when shaken by the winged mountains... XXXII—3
When a wind dashes against the— ... XXXIX—1
An offering cooked rice should be made to the— XLVI—37

84 INDEX
If one scratches the—with his big toe. ... LI—13
When the—emits a loud sound. ... LIV—54
Where the—is soft, low, sandy. ... LIV—91
Where in a forest tract, the—goes down being
trodden upon. ... LIV—93
A piece or—that has the colour of the Sun ... LIV—106
Effect of the lustre born of the element— ... LXVIII—90
Variety of gems is caused by the characteristic
qualities of the— ... LXXX—3
The bursting of the—reveals its effect in a fortnight. XCVII—9
EARTH-QUAKE. II—(18); IV—12; V—63, 92; XXIV—25
Wher. Mercury is beaten by Jupiter, there will
be an— ... XVII—16
—is one of the indications for the miscarriage of foetus. XXI—
25; XXXII—1, 10, 14, 18, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29;
XXXIII—12; XCVII—5
EARTH'S REVOLUTION AND ROTATION ... II—(12)
EARTHEN VESSELS. ... LXXXVII—12
EARTHY NATURE. ... LXVIII—109
EAST. ... LXXXVII—1
EAST COAST. ... V—65
EASTERN GATES. ... XLVII—13
EASWARA. ... VIII—33
EATABLES. The Moon presides over— ... XVI—8
Should worship the Gods, etc., with— ... XLVIII—28
Effect of a dog hiding— ... LXXXIX—13
EBONY. ... LXXIX—11
EBONY TREE. ... XXIX—3
EBULLITION. ... XLVI—49
ECHO. ... XC-12
ECLIPSE. II—(10); V—2, 17, 18, 24, 35, 43, 92; XLII—1;
XLVI—82; XLVIII—83; LXXXI—20; XCVII—2
When a lunar mansion is merged in an— ... XV—31
EDIBLES. ... XCV—24
EDUCATION. ... XCVIII—9
EFFORTS. ... XLVI—65
EGGS. ... XCV—59

INDEX 85
EKACHARANAS. ... XIV—31
EKANAMSA. ... LVIII-37
EKAPADAS. ... XIV—7
EKAPUTRAKA. ... LXXXVIII—6
EKATA. ... XLVIII—65
EKAVALI. ... LXXXI—36
ELDERS. Those who are devoted to their— XV—8; LXIX—
29; CIII—6
One ought not to sleep above— ... LIII—124
ELEMENTS. ... LXVIII—108
ELEPHANT. II—(18); XIX—3; LXVII—1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10
—s will suffer. V—33; XVII—26
—s will be destroyed. ... V—66; IX—40
Trouble to—s. ... V—72
Wars among—s. ... IX—38
Atmospheric Ketus are seen on— ... XI—4
To Hasta belong—s. ... XV—11
To Uttarashadha belong—s. ... XV—19
Mars presides over—s. ... XVI—14
To Jupiter belong—s. ... XVI—23
To Venus belong—s. ... XVI—27
—s will flourish. ... XVIII—5
Earth to be teeming with—s. ... XIX—14
Sky covered with—s in the form of clouds ... XXIV—17
Value of—s. ... XXVI—8
Clouds rising like the—s. ... XXVII—3
Price of—s. ... XXIX—7
Clouds having the shape of an— ...XXX—27; XXXIII—10
Some opine that the earth-quake is the result availed
of by the—s of the Quarters. ... XXXII—1
Thunderbolt falling on—s. ... XXXIII—4
Earth will drink in plenty the blood of— ... XXXVI—5
In the 3rd watch of the night,—will be destroyed. XXXIX—5
If the tree trunk is felled down by—s. ... XLIII—28
Sound similar to that of a group of—s. ... XLIII—34
Fire resembling an— ... XLIII—35
Fire having smell of—'s ichor. ... XLIII—36

86 INDEX
Lustration should be performed for—s. XLIV—1, 15, 18, 20
A king with—s in a jolly mood will conquer the
whole earth. ... XLIV—28
Wagtail on the heads of—s. ... XLV—5
—s after ablution will be free from illness. ... XLVIII—8
Acquisition of— s. ... L 17
Sword having the smell of—'s ichor. ... L—21
For acquisition of money, one should drink the
milk of an— ... L—24
Should have eaten the flesh of an— ... LI—34
The Kunjara is shaped like the back of an— LVI—25
Indra has a white four-tusked— ... LVIII—42
The lord of Siva's hosts has an—ine face. ... LVIII—58
Kings have arms that are like the trunks of— LXVIII—35
A person with a palm bearing the figure of an— LXVIII—45
The gait of kings resembles that of an intoxicated — LXVIII—115
A man with arms resembling the trunk of an— LXIX—10
Gait like that of a lordly— ... LXIX—14
One's body smelling like the ichor of an— ... LXIX—16
One's hands and feet to be marked with the
figures of—s. ... LXIX—17
Thighs similar to the trunks of—s. ... LXX—3
Damsels who have on their soles marks of—s. LXX—10
Trees thrown down by—s. ... LXXIX—3
To see a rutting— ... LXXIX—7
—'s tusk is highly commended. ... LXXIX—19, 20
The word Gem is applied to—s. ... LXXX—2
Pearls are got from—s. LXXXI—1, 20, 29
The—is strong in the East. ... LXXXVI—20
The—should not be considered in Sravana. ... LXXXVI—27
One will obtain an— ... LXXXVII—17
Death of one's—s. ... LXXXVII—42
If a dog passes urine on an— ... LXXXIX—1(a)
Jackal's cry being re-echoed by—s. ... XC—12
—'s tusk. ... XCIV—1, 7, 8
—having a stumbling gait. ... XCIV—12
—breaking ant-hills, trees, etc., ... XCIV—13

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—dragged into water by a crocodile. ... XCIV—14
ELEPHANT CATCHERS. ... X—9
ELEPHANT CAVES. ... XIV—16
ELEPHANT DRIVERS. XV—11; XVI—27; LXXXVII—17, 42
ELEPHANT YARDS. ... XLV—5
ELEPHANTINE ... LXVIII—65
ELEPHANTINE HEADS. ... LXV—65
ELK. ... LXV—2
ELOQUENT. ... CI—3
EMBRACING. ... LXXIV—19
EMBRYOS. XXI—18, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 37
EMERALD. LXXX—4; LXXXIII—1
EMINENCE. ...V—36; LXXV—10
EMINENT PERSONAGE. ... XCVI—10
EMPEROR. An—will meet with his end. ... XI—58
A person weighing one Bhara and a half will
be an— ... LXVIII—106
If one's height and extent of outstretched arms be
each 105 digits, he would be an— ... LXIX—18
EMPTY. ... XCV—58
EMPTY POTS. ... LI—28
ENCAMPMENT. ... XCV—45
ENCHANTMENT. ... XIX—10
ENCOUNTERS. There will be hostile—between
monarchs. ... XVII—5
Sannipata or— ... XX—8
END. ...XLVII—11, 24
ENEMIES. Conflict with the— ... V—84
One will conquer the entire host of his— ... XII—18
Kings will smash the— ... XIX—17
The city will be captured by the— ... XXX—5
Danger from— ... XXX—23
An invasion by an— ... XXXIII—12
Menace of—ies. ... XXXVI—4
Indra put the host of—to death. ... XLIII—7
Destruction of the— ... XLIII—60
One will not have any trouble from his— ... XLIII—68

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' One appears dreadful to the hosts of his— ... XLIV—28
' One to subjugate his—before long ... XLV—11
Attaik by a foreign— ... XLVI—48
Defeat at the hands of one's— ... XLVI—61
Places occupied by— ... LI—5
Destruction of — LII—5; LXXII—6
Clever in killing one's— ... LXIX—38
Helping one's—in their distress. ... LXXV—9
A cot made of sandal wood destroys one's— ... LXXIX—12
A good diamond destroys the owner's — ... LXXX—18
A king wearing a snake-gem will extirpate his— LXXXII—6
Sami and Arjuna destroy one's— ... LXXXV—6
Association with one's— ... LXXXIX—13
Condition when one's—will be killed. ... XCIII—7
Destruction of one's—is assured. ... XCIV—11
Increase of— ... XCV—9
Trouble from— ... XCV—10
War with the— ... XCV—46
Friendship between deadly— ... XCVII—12
Success in ruining one's— ... XCVIII—8
Things done in Vishti lead one to attack— ... C—4
' Rahu creates— ... CIII—4
ENERGETIC. ... LXIX—36
ENERGETIC MEN. ... XVI—38
ENJOYMENTS. ... LXXI—11
ENTERING A HOUSE. ... LIII—125
ENTRANCES. ... LIII—70
ENTRY. ... XCVIII—17
ENVIOUS ... CI—9
ENVOYS. ... II—(15)
Mercury presides over — ... XVI—19
—will be happy. ... XIX—12
Fire seen in the southwest bodes evil to— ... XXXI—3
Measure of the houses of— ... LIII—9
The quarter owned by— ... LXXXVI—34
EPIDEMICS. Outbreak of— V—58; VIII—47; XLVI—40
When dogs bring bones to houses,—will be the result. XLVI—71

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EROTIC BLISS. ... LXXIV—18
ERYSIPELAS. ... XXXII—14
ESHYAT SURYA. ... LXXXVI—12
ESTATE. ... LXXXVII—45
ETHER. ... LXVIII—93
EUNUCHS.—belong to Dhanishta. ... XV—21
Mercury presides over— ... XVI—19
Saturn presides over— ... XVI—32
When Venus is defeated by Jupiter,—will suffer
severely. ... XVII—22
—will be happy. ... XIX—12
EVACUATE.—s the.bowels. ... LI—27
EVEN NUMBER. ... LXXII—5
EVENING. ... XLV—10
EVENING TWILIGHT. ... XLVII—21
EVIL. Fore bodes—to XXX—16; XXXI—3, 4; XLV—10
Ward off all— s. ... XLVIII—49
EVIL CONSEQUENCES. ... XLVII—15
EVIL DOERS. ... XVI—5, 36
EVIL OMEN. LI—35, 38; LIII—59
EVIL SYMPTOMS. ... XLIX—8
EXALTATION.—sign. ... LXIX—1
EXCELLENCES. ... LXXVIII—13
EXCESSIVE RAIN. ... XLVI—38
EXCREMENTS. ... XLV—12
EXCRETA.—of doves. ... L—25
Omens that pass—or eat their food. ... LXXXVI—62
If a crow passes— ... XCV—14, 44
EXIT FROM THE WORLD. ... II—(14)
EXORCISERS. Mercury presides over— ... XVI—19
To Jupiter belong— ... XVI—24
EXPIATION. ... XLVIII—2
EXPIATORY CEREMONIES.—should be performed
to ward off evil consequences. XLVI—3, 17, 24, 53, 81,
XCVII—17
EXPIATORY HYMNS. ... XLIV—20
EXPIATORY RITES. ... XLIX—8
B. S. 12.

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EXPLOSION. ... XLVI—86
EXPULSION. ... XLVI—58
EYES. An eagle sitting on the king's banner will
deprive him of his— ... XLIII—62
—belong to the neuter class of limbs. ... LI—9
Pimples on the— ... LII—2
Agni and Diti are situated on the—of the House-
God. ... LIII—52, 54
—of an idol. LVIII—7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 36
Cows with rough— ... LXI—2
Bull with cat's— ... LXI—6
Bull with tremulous— ... LXI—9
Bull with—hued like the beryl. ... LXI—14
Bull with tawny or copper-coloured— ... LXI—17
Bull with red— ... LXI—18
A dog with—like a bear's. ... LXII—1
A bitch with—surrounded by white rings. ... LXII—2
A hen with beautiful— ... LXIII—3
A goat with red— ... LXV—6
A horse with long sockets of— ... LXVI—1
A horse with hairy circles under the— ... LXVI—2
Men with—resembling the petals of a lotus ... LXVIII—64
A laughter accompanied by closed— ... LXVIII—74
It leads to the happiness of men to have red— LXVIII—87
Gloss is to be observed in— ... LXVIII—101
EYE-BALLS. ... LXIX—20
EYE BROW. If at a query a woman touches her— LI—37
Pimples on the two—s. ... LII—2
Tremblings of the—s. ... LXXVIII—3
EYE CORNERS. Bulls having red—s. ... LXI—12
It leads to happiness of men to have red— ... LXVIII—87
EYE DISEASE. ... LI—11
EYE LASHES. ... LXI—14
EYE LIDS. ... LII—2

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FACE. If Rahu is to be distinguished by his tail and— V—5
A king should not see his own—in the sword ... L—6
A mole on the—of ladies. ... L—9
—belongs to the neuter class of limbs. ... LI—9
Pimples on the back of the— ... LII—2
House-God has Apa on the— ... LIII—51
The Sun-God's—is adorned with ear rings. ... LVIII—47
The—of the idol. ... LVIII—15
Brahman should have four--s. ... LVIII—41
The lord of Siva's hosts has an elephantine— LVIII—58
Cows with drooping— ... LXI—3
A white cock with red— ... LXIII—1
A hen with beautiful—and eyes. ... LXIII—3
A horse with fine— ... LXVI--1
Elephants that have a long and broad— ... LXVII—6
One's previous birth should be deduced from the—LXVIII—103
The face of a Bhadra class man will be tiger—like. LXIX—14
A Hamsa class man has a red— ... LXIX—24
Horses are pure at the— ... LXXIV—8
Flame appearing in the horse's—leads to victory. XCIII—2
FACIAL DISEASES. ... VI—4
FACIAL LUSTRE. ... LXXVII—34
FAILURE. LXXXVI—61, 62
FAITHLESS MEN. ... XVI—36
FAKIR. ... LI—21
FALL. ... LIX—13
FALL FROM TREE. ... LXVIII—50
FALLING DOWN. ... XCIII—5
FALSE FIRE.—in the quarters is one of the indications
for the miscarrying of the foetus. XXI—25; XXIV—25
FALSE-HEARTED. ... XV—23
FAME. To Jyeshta belong those that are endowed with—XV—16
Should a king perform the Pushyasnana, he would
get increased— ... XLVIII—82