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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

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INDEX 43 Ground devoid of— ... LIV—90 If an elephant breaks— ... XCIV—13 If a crow builds his nest on— ... XCV—5 BUSINESS. ... XCV—36 BUTCHERS. Release the animals from the hands of— ... XLVIII—81 Places occupied by— ... LI—5 BUTTER.—Pearls from Surashtra are hued like— LXXXI—4 A vessel filled with clarified— ... CV—7 BUTTER-MILK—Kept for 7 nights. ... LIV—114 A mixture of Ajamoda, rock salt, etc., soaked in—LXXVI—11 BUTTOCKS. One of the feminine limbs. ... LI—8 Pimples on the— ... LII—8 Mriga is on the—of the House-God. ... LIII—57 The group of Mothers must have large— ... LVIII—56 Bulls that have small— ... LXI—10 A man with very stout— ... LXVIII—17 To be afflicted with a fistula on the— ... LXIX—23 A woman with—hanging. ... LXX—20 Diamonds that are like the— ... LXXX—17 BUXOM WOMAN. ... LXXXVI—79 C CALAMITY. A phenomenon boding— ... II—(18) Terrible—will befall mankind. ... X—19 Mankind will be afflicted by various—ies. ... XIX—9 When the Moon stands South-east of Rohini, there will be great—ies. ... XXIV—33 To portend great—to the king. ... XXXI—2 Great—is in store for the country. ... XLVI—44 If a house is filled with ant-hills, there will be—ies. LIII—89 If blood comes out when cutting the tusk, there will be—to the people ... LXXIX—25 If jackals cry like dhik, dhik, there will be great— XC—6 —to the Town. ... XCI—2

44 INDEX If crow cries without any reason, there will be--- XCII—2 Terrible—ies due to reversal of temperature etc., XCVII—5 C A L F. ... XLVI—56 CALF-MUSCLES. ... LXX—17 C A L V E S. ... XLVIII—11 CAMEL—s will suffer. ... V—54 Saturn presides over—s. ... XVI—34 If the clouds have shapes of—s. ... XXIV—21 Meteors resembling—s. ... XXXIII—9 If—s are bought in Kanya Masa and sold in the 6th month. ... XLII—7 A wagtail perched on a--- ... XLV—9 If—s bring forth twins. ... XLVI—53 A piece of earth having the colour of a--- ... LIV—106 A rock that has the colour of a--- ... LIV—109 A man with a waist like that of a--- ... LXVIII—18 Those who had in their previous birth face and body like those of a--- ... LXVIII--104 For purposes of omens, a—is to be known as of no consequence. ... LXXXVI—26 Death of donkeys and— ...LXXXVII—44 A crow standing on a--- ... XCV—47 CAMEL'S MILK. ... L—24 CAMPHOR. Powder of—as a component of a perfume. LXXVII—11, 12, 15, 16, 27 Pearls sprung from bamboo resemble--- ... LXXXI—28 C A N C E R. ... CII—2 C A N E S. ... LXXII—4 CANOPIES. ... LXXII—4 CANNIBALS. ... XIV—6 C A N O P U S. ... II—(18) CAPTIVITY. ... LXXIX—28 CARAVAN. ...LXXXVII—39 CARCASS—eating bird. ... L—3 CARDAMOM. ... XVI—25 Heaps of small---s. ... XXVII—4 ---s mixed with camphor powder ... LXXVII—12

INDEX 245 CAR. ... XLVI—9 CARNIVOROUS BEINGS—are assigned to Magha. XV—8 The sight of a— ... LI—33 CARPENTER. XLIII—12, 19, 22, 29; LX—28; LXXXVII—20, 24 CARRIAGE. If the Moon should appear like the yoke of a— ... IV—12 When a—moves without horses. ... XLVI—60 CART. The tree should be taken to the town-gate through— ... XLIII—21 When a wagtail is seen perched on a— ... XLV—7 CARTMEN—will suffer distress. ... X—4 To Rohini are assigned— ... XV—2 CART WRIGHT—s will suffer when Saturn is in Uttarabhadra. ... X—17 CASSIA LEAF. ... LXIX—16 CASTES. ... II—(14) Ruin of— ... XXXII—18 Rough meteor bodes evil to the four— ... XXXIII—15 Destruction of persons of mixed— ... XXXVI—2 Pimples of the people of the 4— ... LII—1 CAT. When Saturn is in advance of Venus,—s will be destroyed. ... IX—40 —s scratching the earth ... XXVIII—5 —s are strong in the west. ... LXXXVI—22 All omens except—s cause famine. ... LXXXVI—65 Effects due to the sight of sexual union of—s will come to pass in a month. ... XCVII—12 CAT'S FACE, ... LXI—15 CAT MEWING. ...LXXXVIII—35 CATARACTS. ... LVI—8 CATCHERS. ... XV—4, 27 CATTLE. Disease will break out among— ... IV—11 —will prosper. ... V—20 —will suffer. VII—4; XVII—26 —will increase. ... IX—20 —will lauguish. ... XIX—2

46 INDEX Rearing of—will thrive. ... XIX—10 The country will lose— ... XIX—19 Destruction of— XXX—13; XLVII—16 Prosperity of— ... XL—6 Evil to the— ... XLVI—10 Trouble to one's— ... LIII—60 To become owners of— LXVIII—23; LXXIX—6 Theft of one's— ... LXXXVII—39 CATTLE-LIFTING. ...LXXXIX—5, 9 CAUVERY. ... V—64 CAVES. Inhabitants of— ... XVI—35 —a sign of one of the 8 quarters ... LXXXVI—78 CAVE-MEN. Death overtakes the— ... IX—17 —will thrive. ... IX—21 Ketu presides over— ... XVI—38 C A V E R N S. ... XVI—17 C A W. XCV—16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 48, 50, 51 CELESTIAL KETU. ... XI—2, 4 CELESTIAL NYMPHS. ... XLVI—90 CELESTIAL PHENOMENA. ... XLVII—1 CELESTIAL PORTENT. XXI—26; XLVI—2, 4, 6, 7 C E L I B A T E. ... LXXXVII—15 CEMETERIES. Trees growing in— XLIII—13; LIX—2 When dogs go to—and bark there ... LXXXIX—14 CENTRAL ASTERISMS. ... IX—5, 6 CENTRAL COUNTRY. ... V—90 Men of—ies will be troubled. ... X—5 Trouble would befall the— ... XLVII—7 CENTRAL ROUTE. ... IX—8 CENTRAL TRACTS. ... V—78 CEREBRAL DISEASE. ... LXXIX—29 CEREMONIAL FIRES. ... II—(15) CEREMONY. XLVIII—85; C—5 C E Y L O N. ... LXXXI—3 CHAIN. When a dog enters a house with a— ... LXXXIX—1d If a crow caws holding a— ... XCV—42

INDEX 47 CHAITRA. If an eclipse happen in the month of—, V—74 In the—year of Jupiter. ... VIII—8 Clouds formed in— ... XXI—12 Moon's conjunction with Swati occurring in— XXV—6 Portents in the month of— ... XLVI—85 CHAKORAS. ... XLVIII—6 CHAKRA. ... XX—2 CHALA KETU. ... XI—33 CHAMARA DEER. ... LXXII—1 CHAMBER. ... LIII—118 CHAMELIONS. XXVIII—8; LXXIX—24 CHAMPA. ... XVI—3 CHAMPAKA FLOWERS. The cheapness of Gold should be inferred from— ... XXIX—8 A sword having the smell of— ... L—21 Hair oil of the scent of— ... LXXVII—6, 7 CHAMBERLAINS. ... XLIII—23 Dimensions of the houses of— ... LIII—8 CHANCHU. ... LXXXVIII—5 CHANCHUKAS. ... XIV—18 CHANDALAS. ... V—28 CHANDRAPURA. ... XIV—5 CHANDRABHAGA. ... XVI—27 CHANDRA YOGAS. ... II—(14) CHANGE OF PLACE. ... XCV—45 CHANT OF VEDIC HYMNS. ... LXXXVI—23 CHANTERS OF VEDA. ... V—74 CHARACTER. One to possess a good— ... LXVIII—112 Jupiter will give the girl a good— ... CIII—1 CHARACTERISTICS. ... II—(14) A person's— ... LXIX—3 CHARACTERLESS PEOPLE. ... XV—27 CHARAKARANAS. ... C—1 CHARAKA PERFUME ... XVI—25 CHARAKEE. ... LIII—83 CHARCOAL. There will be— ... XLV—12 Figures drawn with— ... XLVI—78

48 INDEX A ground free from— ... XLVIII—16 ' A ground covered with— ... LI—4 —direction. ... LXXXVI—13 CHARIOT. To Venus belong—s. ... XVI—27 Group of—s. ... XLIII—34 Like the wheel of a— ... XLIII—46 One's hands and feet to be marked with the figures of—s. ... LXIX—17 Damsels having marks of—s on their soles or palms. LXX—10 CHARIOTEER.—s will be affected. ... X—10 —s are assigned to Hasta. ... XV—11 One will meet a— ... LXXXVII—20 CHARITABLE. To Uttaraphalguni are assigned —persons. ... XV—10 To Dhanishta are assigned—persons. ... XV—21 To Jupiter belong—men. ... XVI—23 CHARITABLY DISPOSED. To Punarvasu are assigned—men. ... XV—5 To be— ... LXIX—39 CHARITY. ... XV—24 CHARMS. ... LXXV—5 CHARMADWEEPA. ... XIV—9 CHARMARANGAS. ... XIV—23 CHARMERS. ... XV—4 CHARMING DRESS. ... LXXVIII—13 CHARMING PERSONALITY. ... XVI—29 CHARUDEVI. ... IX—18 CHASHA. LXXXVI—41, 43, 48 CHASM. ... LIII—90 CHATAKA BIRDS. Cries of— ... XXIV—19 Clouds showing the color of— ... XXVIII—14 For omens,—should not be considered in the month of Sravana. ... LXXXVI—27 CHATIKA. ... LXXXVIII—9 CHATUKARA. ... LXXXI—35 CHATURASRAS. ... XI—25 CHATUSHKONA. ... LVI—18 CHATUSHPADA. ... G—2, 5

INDEX 49 CHAURAKA. ... XCV—7 CHEDI.—is situated iu the South. ... XIV—8 The Sun presides over— ... XVI—3 The—s will be ruined. XI—59, XXXII—22 Indra gave a flagstaff to the king of— ... XLIII—8 CHEEKS.—are masculine limbs. ... LI—8 If the querist touches the— ... LI—33 The—of the Sun-God should be elevated. ... LVIII—46 A bull with—covered with thick veins. ... LXI—5 Horses having hairy circles on the— ... LXVI—2 Unsunken— ... LXVIII—60 A man with fine— ... LXIX—10 A man with plump— ...LXIX—20, 24 The flaming of the lower part of the— ... XCIII—4 CHEERANIVASI. ... XIV—31 CHEMISTS. ... XVI—20 CHERISHED OBJECT. ... LI—12 CHERYARYAKAS. ... XIV—15 CHESHTABALA. ... II—(14) CHEST.—is a neuter limb. ... LI—9 When a querist touches the— ... LI—12 Pimples on the— ... LII—4 The House-God has Apavatsa on the— ... LIII—51 Having an even— ... LXVIII—29 Having—raised ... LXVIII—86 CHICH CHID THITH THID. LXXXVIII—47 CHICK CHIKI. LXXXVIII—27, 29 CHIEFS. Ruling—living in the land. ... IV—15 Marching—will conquer. ... XVIII—5 Houses of feudatory— ... LIII—8 CHIEF MINISTER. ... V—41 CHIEFS ON MARCH. ... XVI—5 CHIEFTAIN. IV—24, LXXXVI—11 The marching—will meet with his end. ... XVII—21 CHIKKARA. ...LXXXVI—44 CHILDLESS. ... LXVIII—55 B. S. 7.

50 INDEX CHILDREN.—will be happy. ... XIX—12 —engage themselves in sports. ... XXII—6 —procuring food for their parents. ... XXIV—30 Construction of bridges on high road by— ... XXVIII—5 Rahu causes trouble to—in the womb. ... XXXIV—15 If ropes should give way,—will suffer. . ... XLIII—66 If tender plant blossoms very luxuriantly—will die. XLVI—26 Loss of— LI—16; LIV—98 When—are in front of a woman at a query ... LI—37 Pimples on the temples give— ... LII—3 Destruction of— ... LIII—38 Increase of— ... LX—5 Devoid of— ...LXVIII—7, 70 To beget too many— ... LXVIII—15 Birth of—who will be long-lived. ... LXXVIII—23 Pearls bestow—, victory. ... LXXXI—22 To possess— ... CI—14 To be deprived of one's— ... CIII—1 To become the mother of many— ... CIII—2, 3 Mercury bestows many— ... CIII—12 CHILDREN IN THE WOMB. Rahu has in— fluence over— ... XVI—36 CHIN. If one touches his— ... LI—34 Pimples on the lower part of the— ... LII—3 The nose, forehead,—and neck should be 4 digits long. ... LVIII—5 Long—s indicate poverty. ... LXVIII—51 CHINA—will suffer destruction. ... V—77 —is situated in the north. ... XIV—30 The Sun presides over— ... XVI—1 CHINESE. Trouble to the— ... X—7 —will come to decay. ... X—11 Comet unfavourable to the— ... XI—61 Ketu presides over— ... XVI—38 CHINTICHI ... XCV—56 CHIPPIKA. ...LXXXVIII—35 CHIPUTANASIKAS. ... XIV—26

INDEX 51 CHIRULA IRULU. LXXXVIII—28, 31, 38, 45 CHITRAKUTA. ... XVI—17 CHITRAKUTA HILL. ... XIV—13 CHITRABHAM. ... VIII—35 CHITTRA. Transit of Mercury through— ... VII—11 —is one of the asterisms in the Aja Veethee ... IX—3 When Venus is in—, diggers of wells and birds will suffer. ... IX—30 Effect of Saturn in— ... X—10 Ketu touching or eclipsing— ... XI—57 Things assigned to— ... XV—12 —belongs to the servant class. ... XV—30 Rain in— ... XXIII—6 —is in the wind circle. ... XXXII—8 When—is struck by a meteor ... XXXIII—18 Effect of Moon conjoining with— ... XLVII—18 —is one of the asterism selected for the planting of trees. ... LV—31 Effect of wearing a cloth in— ... LXXI—4 —for boring ear-lobes. ... C—6 Effect of birth in— ... CI—8 First two padas of—are in Kanya and the other two are in Tula. CII—3 and CII—4 CHOLA. People of—will be destroyed. ... V—40 A comet hit by an Ulka proves unfavourable to people of— ... XI—61 The—s are situated to the south of Bharatavarsha. XIV—13 Mars presides over— ... XVI—10 Ketu presides over—s. ... XVI—38 —a constituent of the Gandharnava. ... LXXVII—14 CHOLERA. Peril from— ... LXXXVII—44 CHOWRIES. II—(18); III—18 —belong to Jupiter. ... XVI—24 To collect and sell— ... XLII—7 Garlands shaken by white— ... XLIV—24 A wagtail perched on— ... XLV—5 Damsels that have the marks of— ... LXX—10

52 INDEX Excellences of the— ... LXXII—2 Handle of the— ... LXXII—3, 4 If figures of—appear. ... LXXIX—21 One will get— ... LXXXVII—12 Dogs passing wine on— ...LXXXIX—1(a) CHUCHCHUNDARI. ... LXXXVIII—5 CHUCHU. ... LXXXVI—37 CHUGLU. ...LXXXVIII—22 CHULLI. ... LIII—38 CHUNAM. ... XXVIII—15 CHURNA. ... LXXXI—17 CHYAVANA. ... XLVIII—66 CIRCLES. ... XLVI—67 CIRCULAR. ... LXXIII—6 CITY. Jackals howling at the gates of the— ... XLVI—68; LXXIV—1 The—will be destroyed in 2 months. ... LXXXVI—64 Civil feud in—ies. ... X—19 —ies in the sky. ... XXI—25 To make the—ies indistinguishable. ... XXXVIII—1 Dog barking in the—gate. ... LXXXIX—20 CITIZENS. Discord between the king's troops and the— IX—23 To Jupiter belong the— ... XVI—24 —come to grief. ... XVII—16 Destruction of— ... XXXIX—2 In the company of the— XLIII—23; XLVIII—48 Being surrounded by the— ... XLIII—60 CIVIL FEUD. There will be—in cities. ... X—19 CLAPPING OF HANDS. XXXIII—23; LXXXVI—39 CLASH OF ARMS. ... XXX—21 CLAY. Idol made of— ... LX—4 When the crow's mouth is filled with wet— ... XCV—13 CLEAN. ... CI—14 CLEANLINESS. ... LXIX—5 CLEANSING. ... LXXXV—1 CLEVER. The Mandalaka is— ... LXIX—37 The person born in Aswinî will be— ... CI—1, 13

INDEX 53 The person born in Swati will be— ... CI—8 CLITORIS. ... LXX—3 CLOD. ... LXXIX—22 CLOD OF EARTH. ... XLV—9 CLOTHS. Mesha presides over— ... XLI—2 Vrishabha presides over— ... XLI—3 Dhanus presides over— ... XLI—6 To buy and sell— ... XLII—8 Fire and sparks observed in— ... XLVI—22 Deities to be worshipped with— ... XLVIII—33 When the querist leaves his—from his body ... LI—12 If a—be seen or mentioned by the querist. ... LI—15 The tree should be worshipped with— ... XLVI—31 One will obtain silken— ... LI—19 Gods dwell in the four corners of a— ... LXXI—9 When—are stained with ink. ... LXXI—10 A slit in— ... LXXI—11 One will obtain— LXXXVII—13, 15, 16, 17 Pimples on the nose give—s. ... LII—3 Trouble to one's coloured— ... LXXXVII—40 When a dog comes with a—, one will get miseries. ... LXXXIX—1(c) CLOTHES. Injuries to— ... II—(18) The Moon presides over— ... XVI—8 Mesha presides over—made of goats' hair. ... XLI—2 To be adorned with— ... XLIV—27 One will get—when XLV—7; XCV—23 The things contained in one's— ... LI—7 To lose— ... XCV—15 Gain of— ... XCV—54 To present Brahmins with— ... CV—8 CLOUDS. ... XLVIII—69 If there should be—of various colours. ... V—93 Mars will spoil the thick— ... VI—11 —will shower hail stones. ... IX—42 —will be destroyed when ... XVII—17 —do not pour forth sufficient rain. ... XIX—2

54 INDEX The sky will be covered with— ... XIX—4 The—will not let loose anywhere much water. XXX—8 The sky is covered with towering— ... XIX—15 The sky will be bereft of— ... XIX—20 The symptoms of the pregnancy of— ... XXI—3 —formed in the east. ... XXI—13 Symptoms at the time of conception of— ... XXI—15 Floating banks of— XXI—19, 20, 22 —that resemble pearls. ... XXI—23 —scorched by the Sun's rays. ... XXI—24 A cross line of— ... XXI—26 Embryo of—accompanied by ... XXI—31 Quantity of rainfall as a result of— ... XXI—32, 37 Sky covered with glossy— ... XXII—1 The Moon screened by the— ... XXII—4 Effects of the— XXIV—12, 13, 14 Sky blocked by— ... XXIV—16 Elephants in the form of— ... XXIV—17 Clusters of— ... XXIV—18 Sky covered with banks of— ... XXIV—20 Should the—be rough and small. ... XXIV—21 Effect of—formed in the directions. ... XXIV—23, 24 If—thunder frequently ... XXV—5 Groups of dark—every where ... XXVII—1 The—shed a few drops of water. ... XXVII—3 The—will inundate the earth. ... XXVII—7 If—show the colour of peacocks. ... XXVIII—14 —as white as chunam. ... XXVIII—15 A cross bar of— XXVIII—16; XXX—25 The—will pour down rain. ... XXVIII—17 If—thunder close to the earth. ... XXVIII—18 If there be glow-worms at night near the— ... XXVIII—23 —shaped like cross-bar, a tree, a stick. ... XXX—2 Fish-like— ... XXX—8 —in the form of a Danda. ... XXX—16 Blue and tree-shaped— ... XXX—18 —in inauspicious forms ... XXX—21

INDEX 55 Aerial city of— ... XXX—23 The Sun covered on the right side by— ... XXX—24 —having the shapes of a banner, umbrella, etc., XXX—28 —produce effect. ... XXX—31 —will be destroyed ... XXXII—14 —sending loud peals of thunder. ... XXXII—17 Huge—resembling blue lily. ... XXXII—21 A meteor that disappears ruins the— ... XXXIII—29 The rays of the Sun and the Moon with a few —become halos. ... XXXIV—1 Little razor-like— ... XXXIV—7 Thunder destroying— ... XXXIX—3 Fire emitting sound like— ... XLIII—34 A stone resembling a— ... LIV—107 Pearls got from— ... LXXXI—1 Pearl is produced in the— ... LXXXI—24 The pearls got from—cannot be easily recognised. LXXXI—29 If a crow caws after the thunder of— ... XCV—17 The effects accruing from shapes of—will come to pass in ... XCVII—3 CLOUDLESS NIGHT. ... XLVI—21 CLOUDLESS SKY. ... XXIV—22 CLOUD-TREE. ... XXX—19 CLOVES. Tossing up and down— ... XXVII—4 Betel leaf made fragrant by— ... LXXVII—37 CLUB. Armament of—s ... XIX—3 God of Death with a—in his hand ... LVIII—57 The handles of— ... LXXII—4 CLUSTER. ... XXXIII—27 COAL. ... XLVI—41 COASTS. ... IX—15 COBBLERS. LXXXVII—8, 35 COBWEBS. ... XLVI—79 COCK. II—(18), LXIII—1, 2 —s crowing in the evening. ... XLVI—69 Resounding with the notes of the— ... XLVIII—6 Umbrella to be made of the feathers of— ... LXXIII—1

56 INDEX The—is strong in the east. ... LXXXVI—20 —should be treated as good for journey in the fore-noon. ... LXXXVI—48 One will get—s. ... LXXXVII—6 The—s crow as ... LXXXVIII—34 COCK'S EYES. ... XXVIII—6 COCOANUTS. ... XLI—4 COCOANUT TREE. ... LIV—40 COHABITATION. Illicit— ... LII—8 —with forbidden women. ... LXVIII—3 COITUS. LXXVIII—12, 16 COLD BLAST. ... XLVI—92 COLD GROUND. ... LIV—94 COLD SPOT. ... LIV—94 COLIC. People will suffer from— ... V—51 People will die of— ... LXVIII—22 A person of the Sasa class will be afflicted with— LXIX—23 COLLAR BONE—is a neuter limb. ... LI—9 One who has undulating—s. ... LXVIII—30 —represents the 7th stage of life. ... LXX—25 COLLYRIUM. XXVIII—6, 15; XXX—15; XXXII—21; XLVIII—30, 35; LIV—107, 110 COLT. ... LXVI—5 COMETS. XI—13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 33, 37, 43, 47, 49, 53, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61, 62; XII—22; XX—6; XLVII —12; XCVII—3 COMMANDANT. When Saturn moves in Krittika, —s suffer. ... X—4 To Jyeshta are assigned—s. ... XV—16 The Moon presides over—s. ... XVI—8 —s of armies will be slain. ... XLVII—23 Rod of the umbrella of a— . ... LXXIII—4 COMMANDER.—of the army is indicated by the Saugandhika flower. ... XXIX—10 Misery to—s of armies. ... XXXIV—13 A rain-bow destroys the—in chief. ... XXXV—7 Aerial city harmful to—s of armies. ... XXXVI—1

INDEX 57. An unnatural behaviour in the image of Ganapati foreshadows evil to the—of the army. ... XLVI—12 Crown of the— ... XLIX—3, 5 If the querist sees a teacher, his thought concerns the—of an army. ... LI—21 The breadth of the houses of—s ... LIII—24 The houses of a—in chief. ... LIII—5 —of armies having red nails ... LXVIII—41 Marks of wheel, swords, etc., in one's wrist going towards the palm make him a—of the army. LXVIII—47 Lean and lank ears lead one to be a— ... LXVIII—58 A—of armies. ... LXIX—20 Couch of the—in chief ... LXXIX—9 The Southern quarter is owned by the—of the army. ... LXXXVI—34 CONCHS.—will be destroyed. ... VII—6 Sounds of— XLIV—7, 16; XLVIII—49 The image of Krishna should have a—in one of the left arms. ...LVIII—33, 35 Figures of— ... LXVIII—45 —one of the varieties of gems. ... LXXX—5 CONCH SHELLS. The Moon presides over— ... XVI—7 The mines of— ... XIV—14 To Revati are assigned— ... XV—25 —s are to be determined from the Tilaka tree. XXIX—6 Buying and selling of— ... XLII—10 Figures of— LXIX—17, 24; LXX—10 Pearls are got from— LXXXI—1, 28 Sound of—are strong in the north. ... LXXXVI—28 Sound of—is auspicious to the left of a traveller. LXXXVI—39 CONCUBINAGE. ... LXVIII—9 CONCUBINES. Increase and prosperity of—is presaged by the luxuriance of the Syama Creeper. ... XXIX—13 —will suffer. ... XXXII—11 CONDEMNED CRIMINAL. ... LI—21 CONFINEMENT. L—16, LII—7 CONFLICT. V—84, XVII—1 B. S. 8.

58 INDEX CONFUSION. ... XLVI—23 CONGREGATIONAL MOURNINGS. ... LXXVIII—11 CONICAL. ... LXVIII—58 CONJUNCTION. ... IV—23, 26 Moon in—with Rohini. XXIV—36, XXVI—12 Moon's—with Swati and Anuradha. XXIV—25, XXVI—12 Moon's—with Ashadha. ... XXVI—13 CONNOISSEURS OF WARES. ... XV—23 CONQUEST ... XVI—39 CONSECRATION. ... LX—22 CONSTITUENT ELEMENTS. ... II—(14) CONSTITUTION— ... LXXVIII—17 CONSULTATION. ... LXXVIII—11 CONSTRUCTION. Commencement of the—of a house. LIII—100 —of Houses. LIX—14, XCVIII—17 CONTACT. ... XCV—42 CONTEMPLATION. ... LXIX—15 CONTENTED. To team with a—population ... XII—21 The subjects of a country will be— ... XLVII—5 The person born in Punarvasu will be— ... CI—4 CONTENTMENT. Peace and—to the subjects ... VI—13 Years bringing joy and—to people. ... VIII—42 There will be rain and— in the world. ... XXXII—29 CONVEYANCE. ... LXVIII—116 CONVICTION. ... LXXIV—14 CONVULSION. ... XCIII—5 COOKED FOOD. ... LXXXVII—7 COOKED RICE. ... XLVI—36 COPPER. XLVIII—46, LI—17, LX—5 COPYISTS. ... XVI—18 CORALS. XVI—14, XXIX—8, XLII—10, LI—37, LXXX—5 CORIANDER. LXXVII—15, LXXXI—6 CORN. II—(18), IV—23; V—20, 22; VIII—5, XV—12, 13, 24; XVII—17; XVIII—18, XXXIV—12, XL—4, 5, 13; XLI—3, 6; XLII—3, 4, 8; XLVI—41, 46; LI—16, 18, 22, 30; LII—6, LIII—67, LXXXVII—16; 'XCV—5, 11, 13, 22, 32

INDEX 59. CORN-RICKS... ... XLV—6 CORONATION. : ... XLVIII—8 CORPORATION. ... XV—85 CORPULENT... Vasaketu who is— ... XI—29 A man of a—physique. ... LXVIII—113 CORPULENT MOON. ... IV—20 CORYNDON STONE. ... LIV—28 COSTUS. To Jupiter belongs— XVI—25, XLIV—5, 9; LI— 15; LXXVII—5, 6, 10, 32 COT. Figure of a—in one's palm. ...LXIX—22, 29 Effect of using a— made of LXXIX—11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 COTTON—crop will be destroyed ... V—75 —is assigned to Purva phalguni ... XV—9 —is assigned to Visakha. ... XV—14 The state of—crop is known from ... XXIX—5 Sign Vrishabha presides over— ... XLI—3 Trade in—cloths. ... XLII—8 If a crow brings or takes away—from a person. XCV—15 COUCH. LXXI—9; LXXIV—1; LXXIX—1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 15, 18, 19, 26, 27, 38, 39; LXXXIX—1(b) XCV—12 COUGH. People will suffer from— ... VIII—48 Asthma and—will prevail. ... IX—44 COUNTERFEITS. ... XV—7 COUNTRY. Assignment of—-ies. ... . II—(18) —ies signified by asterisms. ... V—42 Pots bearing the names of—-ies. ... XXIV—27 The value of—ies. ... XXVI—8 Destruction of the— XXX—5, 30; XLVII—27; XC—6 Ruin of the—XXXI—1; XXXIII—11; XLVI—25, 43, 52, 76 Danger to the— XXXIII—20, 21, 23 Aerial cities in all directions bodes ill to—-ies. ... XXXVI—3 —to be victim of foreign invasion. ... XXXVIII—6 Devastation of the— XLV—7; XLVI—82 Well-being of one's— . ... XLVI—9 The—will be thrown into confusion. ... XLVI—26 Calamity in store for the— . ... XLVI—44

66 INDEX The central— ... XLVII—7 The—where the ruler meets with his end. ... XLVII—24 Trees can be taken to other—ies. ... LV—7 An emblem too thin and long destroys the— ... LVIII—55 Prosperity on the— ... LXIII—1 When a—is conquered. ... LXXIV—1 —will be destroyed in 3 months. LXXXVI—64, 66 The—will be denuded. ... XCV—5 COUPLES. Disharmony among— ... V—97 Ornamented with the carvings of— ... LVI—15 COURAGE. LXIX—8; LXXIV—14; LXXXVI—19 —ous. ... CI—14 COURIERS. ... X—10 COURT-YARD. ... LIII—70 COURTESANS.—will have trouble. ... X—8 Thunder destroying— ... XXXIX—2 —will die. ... XLIII—65 When a querist looks at an ascetic, the query is about a— ... LI—20 Houses of— ... LIII—8 One will come in contact with a— ...LXXXVII—15 COURTESY. Speech being full of— ... LXX—7 —is the sole cause of winning the affection of the opposite sex. ... LXXV—5 COVETOUS. ... CI—9 COW. II—(18), XLVIII—68 Those living by—s will suffer. ... VIII—3 The abodes of—s will suffer ruin. ... IX—42 —s are assigned to Rohini. ... XV—2 When Jupiter is vanquished by Venus,—will be destroyed. ... XVII—18 The—s yield abundant milk. XIX—5, XXXII—29 Stored with large herds of—s. ... XIX—15 At the time of the—s returning home. ... XX IV—35 The value of—s is determined by ... XXVI—8 —s' stampede. ... XXVIII—7 —s look up towards the Sun. ... XXVIII—8

INDEX 61 If—s are reluctant to go out of the house. ... XXVIII—9 The price of—s should be determined from the Patala trees. ... XXIX—7 Smoky rays of the Sun cause the ruin of—s ... XXX—13 Wagtails near—s. ... XLV—5 If gifts of—s are made to Brahmins. XLVI—46, XCVII—17 When the Moon's horns appear similar to those of—s. ... XLVII—16 The dung of—s proves destructive to young ladies. LI—18 If querist touches the frontal bone, he must have eaten the flesh of a— ... LI—34 The signs of cows. ... LXI—1 —s that are not auspicious. ... LXI—2 One whose face resembles that of a— ... LXVIII—103 —s are pure at the back. ... LXXIV—8 Omens in abodes occupied by— ... LXXXVI—17 The—is strong in the west. ... LXXXVI—22 The—should not be considered for omens in Aswayuja and Kartika. ... LXXXVI—27 A—is very good in the north. ... LXXXVI—45 If the omen is in the north-east one will get a— LXXXVII—16, 22 If a dog urinates on a— ... LXXXIX—1 A dog sporting with—s. ... LXXXIX—10 —s looking jaded. ... XCII—1 —s crying without any reason. ... XCII—2 Increase of—s. ... XCII—3 If a crow cries ‘Gad’, one will get—s. ... XCV—55 Things relating to—s will become fruitful in Chatushpath Karana. ... C—5 Dust raised by the hoofs of the—in the evening. CIII—13 COW-DUNG. Wagtail perched on a heap of— XLV—7 Ablutions may be done in a cow-pen full of— XLVIII—11 Trees if smeared with— ... LV—7 Cloth stained with— ... LXXI—10 Dog passing urine on dry or wet— ... LXXXIX—1(a) Dog sitting on—in front or behind a person ... XCV—38

62 INDEX. COW-ELEPHANT—bringing forth twins, ... XLVI—53 When one sees a— ... LI—19 COW'S EYES. ... XXVIII—4 COW-HERDS.—will suffer loss. ... V—68 Distress to— ... IX—13 To Purvabhadra are assigned— ... XV—23 Trouble from— ... LXXXVII—45 COW'S HIDE. ... LVII—7 COW'S HORN. ... LVII—7 COW-PEN. ... XLVIII—11 COW'S TONGUE. ... L—7 COW'S URINE. A sword having the smell of— L—21 To be dissolved in— ... LIV—115 Tooth-sticks to be put for a week in— ... LXXVII—31 COW-SNEEZING. ...LXXXVIII—35 CRAFTY. ... LXVIII—20 CRANES. Cries of— XLVIII—9, LXXXVIII—37 CREATOR. XXXII—5, XLIII—1, 3; XLVI—10, 59 CREATURES.—that are relevant to journeys. ... LXXXVI—10 —that roam by day and those by night. ... LXXXVI—18 —that are strong ... LXXXVI—19 —mating members of another species. ... LXXXVI—66 CREEPERS. ... XLVIII—67 —revealing effects contrary to the seasons ... III—10 Bowers of— ... XXVII—3 Sprouts of—turned up towards the sky. ... XXVIII—13 —fully packed with glossy leaves. ... XXIX—14 Vrischika presides over fruits of— ... XLI—6 Trees entwined by— XLIII—13, LXXIX—3 Unnatural changes in— ... XLVI—95 If certain—are to be found growing. ... LIV—48, 88 A place where—are smooth. ... LIV—101 A rock resembling in colour some— ... LIV—108 Flower of Angushtika— ... LIV—109 Jasmine— ... LV—4 Flowers of— ... LV—18 Area round a temple should be ornamented by— · LVI—15