Sheep’s burning fleece fires buildings, [451]
Ship bought, [234]–[236];
swallowed by fish, [385]
Shooting, [49], [64], [65], [96], [153], [253], [270]
Sickle gets fever, [446]
Sisters, seven married in turn, [146]
Siṭāna, buried, [137];
daughter married by Prince, [377];
reduced to poverty, [240];
son becomes Treasurer, [220]–[222];
wife bears turtle, [121],
buried, [241]
Śiva, and Batmasurā, [57] ff.;
and Pārvatī, [398];
causes bridegrooms to be killed, [334];
his bull visits earth, [211];
saved by Mōhinī, [58]–[60];
split open, [60];
teaches soothsaying, [58];
tells story to wife, [53]
Siwurāla assists travellers, [142], [143];
celestial cars sent for him, [143];
wife returns after death, [143]
Six, acres, [76];
bulls, [73];
children, [139];
days, [389]–[391];
friends, [436];
maunds, [216];
months, [133], [134], [197], [343];
sons, [84]–[87].
Sixty yālas, [71]