ORIENTAL SERIES.

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TATWA SAMASA. A text-book of the Sankhya philosophy,
attributed to Kapila himself.
TELIISTGA. The Telugu country, stretching along the coast
from Orissa to Madras.
TILOTTAMA. Name of an Apsaras. She was originally a
Brahman female, but for the offence of bathing at an improper
season she was condemned to be born as an Apsaras, for the
purpose of bringing about the
demons Sunda and TJpasunda.
mutual destruction of the two
TIMIN, TIMIN-GILA. The Timin is a large fabulous fish.
The Timin-gila,
c
swallower of the Timin/ is a still larger one ;
and there is one yet larger, the Timin-gila-gila or Timi-timin-gila,
c
swallower of the Timin-gila.'
It is also called Samudraru.
Of. the Arabic Tinnln, sea-serpent.
TISHYA The Kali Yuga or fourth TITTIEI.
age.
c A partridge.' An ancient sage who was the pupil
of Yaska, and is an authority referred to by Parani. Some attri-
bute the Taittirlya Sanhita of the Yajur-veda to Mrn. See Veda.
TOSALAKA. An athelete and boxer who was killed by
Krishna in the public arena in the presence of Kansa.
TEAIGAETTAS. The people of Tri-gartta (q.v.).
TEASADASYU. A royal sage and author of hymns. According
to Saya/ia, he was son of Purukutsa. When Purukutsa
was a prisoner, "his queen propitiated the seven jf&shis to obtain
a son who might take his father's place. They advised her to
worship Indra and Yaruwa, in consequence of which Trasadasyu
was born." He was renowned for his generosity. According to
the Bhagavata Puriiwa he was father of Purukutsa.
TEETA YUGA. The second age of the world, a period of
1,296,000 years. See Yuga.
TEI-BHUVANA, TEI-LOKA, The three worlds, Swarga,
Bhumi, Patala heaven, earth, and hell
TEI-DASA.
'
Three times ten, thirty.' In round numbers,
the thirty-three deities twelve Adityas, eight Vasus, eleven
Eudras, and two Aswins.
TEI-GAETTA. 'The country of the three strongholds/
lately identified with the northern hi]l state of Kotoch, which is
still called by the people " the country of Traigart" Wilson.
General Cunningham, however, clearly
Jiilandhar Doab and Kangrsu
identifies it with tb