Louis XI. gives turnip for horse, [333]
Lute, magic, attracts animals, [221], [222];
summons person required, [349]–[352]
Madahapola, P. B., story by, [124]
Maehiyallē-gama, [142]
Magic, [212];
burning for, [62].
Articles:—ball to protect crop, [179];
basket, [392];
bed, [30], [355];
blood, [374];
branch, [322];
bread or cake tree, [270], [274];
bullet, [433];
car, [21], [43];
city, [318];
cobra’s gem, [14], [15], [21];
cudgel, [103], [348];
cups, [236];
diamond, [170];
flower, [359];
guitar, [243], [354];
horse, [30];
lute or flute, [221], [222], [349]–[352];
oil, [313];
oil vessel, [359];
pills, [234]–[236];
powder, [434];
power of Bonga, [416],
of cobra or Nāga, [342]–[344], [415], [416],
of Rākshasa, [237]–[240], [242], [245];
ring, [102], [129];
robe, [358];
sacrificial butter, [366];
sand, [312], [313], [321], [326];
spells, [242], [243], [342], [343];
walking-stick, [245];
stones, [327];
stool, [360];
swing, [31];
sword, [171];
water, [375];
white wand, [359].
Found, [106];
received:—ambrosia jar, bag, box, copper jar or pot, cows, cudgels, cutlas, drum, food-vessel, fruits, gold goblet, hammer, hat, jewel bag or bowl, melon, pots, plate, purse, rain-bag, rice-measure, ring, ropes, shoes, staff, sticks, [102]–[106];
bags, balsam, basket, bed, box, bowl, cap or hat, chain, cloak, cudgel, guitar, purse, rod (copper or iron), rope, sandals, shoes or slippers, wallet, [348]–[350], [353]–[355], [360].
Received from ascetic, [360];
from demons, fairies, yakshas, [106];
from dēvatāwā, [101]–[103];
from Durgā, [104];
from jackal, [104];
from Kinnarī, [243];
from mendicant, [105];
from sun, [107];
recovered by cudgel, [103]–[106];
stolen, [30], [104], [354], [355], [360]
Maha Sōn Yakshayā, [294];
rewards tom-tom beater, [294];
sits on funeral pyre, [294]
Mahattinē, [214]