P

Pada text, [50], [51], [52]

Pāda (metrical unit), [55]

Padapāṭha, [51], [209]

Paddhatis, [271]

Padmagupta, [331]

Padmapurāṇa, [295]

Paippalāda recension of Atharvaveda, [186]

Pahlavas, [286]

Pāli, [25];
literature, [280], [283], [295], [307], [379];
manuscript, [18]

Palm-leaf MSS., [18]

Panchaçikha, [393]

Panchālas, [156], [157], [175], [285]

Pāncharātras, [402]

Pancha-siddhāntikā, [435]

Panchatantra, [368]–373, [377], [378], [381], [382], [384], [419]

Panchaviṃça Brāhmaṇa, [203], [210]

Pāṇḍus, [216], [283]

Panegyrics, [127]

Pāṇini, [17], [22], [36], [39], [265], [268], [269], [279], [309], [310], [326], [407], [430], [431], [433]

Paṇis, [113], [119], [346]

Panjāb, [9], [139], [140], [143], [145], [150], [160], [175], [410], [415]

Panjābī dialect, [27]

Pantheism, [70], [133], [221]

Paper MSS., [18]

Parāçara, [262]

Parāçara-smṛiti, [429]

Paradox, [132]

Pāraskara Gṛihya Sūtra, [250], [429]

Parchment, [19]

Paribhāshendu-çekhara, [431]

Pariçishṭas, [186], [270], [274], [275]

Parjanya, [74], [91], [92]

Parrots, [150]

Parsis and Haoma, [146]

Parushṇī (Ravi), [140], [154], [155]

Pāṭaliputra (Patna), [13], [308], [410], [411], [415], [434]

Patanjali, [22], [23], [175], [189], [265], [308], [396], [397], [400], [431]

Path of the fathers and of the gods, [117]

Pauravas, [410]

Pavamāna hymns, [43]

Peahens, [150]

Peepul tree, [146]

Pehlevī, [369], [377], [417]

Persians, [7]

Personification, [67], [69]

Pessimism, [11], [230], [392], [424]

Phallus worship, [153]

Philosophical poems, [131]–138

Philosophy, Greek and Indian, [421]–423

Philostratus, [415]

Phiṭ-Sūtras, [432]

Phonetics, [50], [264]–265

Piçāchas, [114]

Pigeon, [117]

Pilpay, fables of, [417], [418]

Pingala, [267]

Pippalāda, [240]

Pischel, Professor, [361], [432], [434]

Pitṛiyāṇa, [224], [225]

Plants deified, [111]

Plays in inscriptions, [367]

Plotinus, [423]

Plough deified, [112]

Poetical skill in Rigveda, [66]

Poetics, [433]–434

Political organisation, [158]

Popular spells, [185]

Porphyry, [423]

Porus, [410]

Prabodha-chandrodaya, [366], [367]

Praçna Upanishad, [240]

Pragātha metres, [58]

Prajāpati, [77], [101], [102], [132], [133], [136], [137], [181]

Prākrit, [22], [23], [25], [310], [322];
accent, [53];
dialects, [27];
in plays, [27], [348], [350];
in lyrics, [344]

Prākṛita-prakāça, [432]

Prakṛiti, [138], [391]

Prakriyā-kaumudī, [432]

Prāṇa, [200]

Prātiçākhyas, [38], [46], [50], [51], [188], [265], [266]

Prauḍha Brāhmaṇa, [210]

Pravarādhyāya, [275]

Prayogas, [271]

Pṛiçni, [89], [109]

Priest, domestic, [159], [193], [195]

Priesthood, [34], [159], [160]

Pṛithivī, [74], [93], [103]

Prometheus, Indian, [108]

Prose, [187], [202], [203], [207], [278];
oldest, [32];
in drama, [350]

Psychology, [392], [404]

Ptolemy II., [415]

Punishment, future, [116]

Purāṇa, [191], [281]

Purāṇas, [52], [138], [194], [281], [299]–302, [325], [388], [394], [395], [430]

Purohita, [193], [195]

Purukutsa, [154]

Purūravas, [107], [119], [216], [346]

Pūrus, [153], [154], [156], [157], [158]

Purusha, [132], [133], [137], [222]

Purusha hymn, [132], [190]

Purushottamadeva, [433]

Pūshan, [79]–80, [125], [164]

Pythagoras, [422]