ORIENTAL SERIES.

GOBHILAGOTAMA. 113
work, and sings the loves of Krishna with Radha, and other of
the cowherd damsels, but a mystical interpretation has been put
to have been written about
upon it. The poems are supposed
the twelfth or thirteenth century. There are some translations
in the Asiatic Researches by Sir W. Jones, and a small volume
of translations has been lately published by Mr. Edwin Arnold.
There is also an edition of the text, with a Latin translation and
notes, by Lassen, and there are some others.
GOBHILA An ancient writer of the Sutra period Ho was
author of some Gnhya Sutras, and of some Sutras on grammar.
The Grihya Sutras have been published in the Mbliotheca
India L
GO-KAR/VA.
(
Cow's ear.' A place of pilgrimage sacred to
Siva, on the west coast, near Maugalore.
GO-KULA A pastoral district on the Yamuna, about Mathura,
where Krishna passed his boyhood with the cowherds.
GO-LOKA.
'
The place of cows.' K?*islwia j
s heaven a
modern addition to the original series of seven Lokas.
GO-MANTA A great mountain in the Western Ghats.
According
to the Hari-vansa it was the scene of a defeat of
Jara-sandha by Knshfta.
GO-MAT! The Gumti river in Oude ; but there are others
which bore the name. One foU into the Sindhu or Indus.
GO-PALA, GO-VINDA. l
Cow-keeper.' A name of the
youthful Krislwa, who lived among the cowherds in Yrtndar
vana.
GOPALA-TAPANI An Upanishad in honour of Krishna
Printed in the Bibliotheca Indica.
GO-PATHA BEAIEM A.ML The Brahmawa of the Atharva
or fourth Veda. It has boon published by Bajondra Lala in tlje
Mbliotheca ludica.
GOPATI-jBJSHABHA <
Chief of herdsmen.' i, A title of
$iva, 2. A demon mentioned in the Maha-bharata as slain by
GO PlS. The cowherd damsels and wives with whom
Krishna sported in his youth.
GOTAMA. The founder of the Nyaya school of philosophy.
He is called also $atananda, and is author of a Dharma-sastra
or law-book, which has been edited by Stenzler. He is fre-
quently called Gautama.