edge, 273.

VIDALA, cat, 42.

VIHARAS, or colleges, the ancient, 26.

VIKRAMADITYA, 110;
his varied experience, 113.

VILLAGE communities in India, 64;
large number of, 65;
morality in, 67.

VISVAKARMAN, 157.

VYASA, the poet, 100.

W.

WARRIORS, native and foreign, 116.

WATERS, divers gods of the, 167.

WEASEL and the woman, 28.

WILSON, Prof., on the Hindus, 57.

WITNESSES, three classes of, 69.

WOLF, F. A., his questions, 221;
his dictum, 223.

WORKINGMEN, 116.

WORSHIP of the dead, 240.

WOTAN and Vata, 201.

WRITING unknown in ancient India, 226.

X.

XANTHOS, the Lydian, 223.

Y.

YAG, ishta, 208.

YAGNADATTABADHA, 110.

YAGNAVALKYA, on virtue, 92.

YAHWEH, worship of, 272.

YAMA, lord of the departed, 85;
on immortality, 86;
invoked, 242;
as the first man, 242;
dialogue on death, 267.

YASKA, division of the Vedic gods, 168.

YUEH-CHI, The, and the Goths, 104.

Z.

ZEUS, 129;
the survivor of Dyaus, 213;
the interval between, 235.

ZEUS, Dyaus, and Jupiter, 198.

ZIMMER, Prof., on polytheism, 166;
translation of Sanskrit words, 185.

ZODIACAL signs, known to Sanskrit astronomers, 114.

ZODIAC, The Babylonian, 147.

ZOROASTRIANISM, 31.

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