वेदों की प्राचीनता एवं काल-निर्णय / ओरायन (लोकमान्य बाल गंगाधर तिलक - खगोलीय वैदिक शोध)

478 GENERAL INDEX. the story of, 316; basis of the Purânic story of Kârttikeya, 318. Kumârila, his interpretation of the legend of Ahalyâ, 239, 347. Kutsa, lying in a kata or a winter grave, 274. LABRAID of the Swift Hand on the Sword, King of the Irish Hades, 398. Laing, Mr. Samuel, 7; on man's ultimate origin, 444. Lake-dwellers, in Switzerland, 12. Land and water, distribution of, in early geological ages, 21-23; depression and elevation of, caus- ing the Ice-age, 26. Lands, countries, sixteen, mentioned in the Vendîdâd, 357-359; re- present successive historical migrations and not merely geo- graphical divisions, 384. Lapps, how they count time during long night, 215. Lassen, Prof., 289, 356, 390. Lets, cosmic circulation of waters in the mythology of, 277; dawn addressed in the plural in the same, 293. Leverrier, M., his tables of the eccentricity of earth's orbit, 32; Stockwell's corrections therein, 34. Lignana, Prof., his view about the Navagvas and Dashagvas stated and examined, 166-168; on Numa's reform, 394; on Navag- vas and Novemsides, 400. Lockyer, Sir Norman, on the orien- tation of the pyramids, 44; on the ancient Egyptian calendar, 149; on the cosmic circulation of aerial waters in the Egyptian mythology, 277. Logos, the Word, 450, 458. Lubbock, Sir John, 7. Ludwig, Prof., on the axis of the earth in the Rig-Veda, 65; on the meaning of Ahâni, 91; on the seven rivers, 289. Lugnassad, the Celtic summer feast, 397. Lybia, Africa, sailing round of, 146. Lyell, Sir Charles, 7; his theory of the cause of the Glacial period, and estimate of its dura- tion, 26; on the origin of the tra- dition of the half-yearly day, 73; MACDONNELL, Prof., on the nature of the dawn-hymns, 18; extracts from his Vedic mythology quoted, 246, 248, 301; his view on the double character of Indra discussed, 251, 254; on the brothers of Thrâetaona, 335. Macrobius, on Numa's reform in the Roman calendar, 199, 395. Mâdhava, a commentator on the Sâma Veda, on the meaning of virûpe, 133, 134. Mahâvrata, a Soma-sacrifice, sym- bolic nature of, 208, 209. Mahâbhârata, the, 69, 75, 170, 171, 330, 385, 386, 389, 422, 425, 426, 448. Mahâvîra, a sacrificial pot, 190. Mahâyuga, a collection of Yugas, its duration discussed, 424 f. Mahîdhara, a commentator on the Vâjasaneyî Samhitâ, 175, 324. Maid, the, of nine forms, 401. Mainyô-i-Khard, 377. Mallinâth, 147. Mamatâ, the mother of Dîrghatamas, 170, 171. Man, his existence in the