[5] Phūlbāba, lit. ‘flower-father.’
[6] This story is only transplanted, a similar one being related by Colonel Tod in the Annals of the Bundi State (Rājasthān, ii. p. 441).
[7] Saccharum spontaneum.
[8] Settlement Report, p. 26.
[9] Mr. (Sir E.) Maclagan’s Punjab Census Report (1891).
[10] Religions of India, p. 113.
[11] Apparently also called Sarcostemma viminalis.
[12] Bombay Gazetteer, Parsis of Guiarāt, by Messrs. Nasarvanji Girvai and Behrāmji Patel, p. 228, footnote.
[13] Ibidem.
[14] Hopkins, loc. cit. p. 213.