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45, 97
t
Sri Krishna stealing the
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214, 215
Braj girls,
Sruta, daughter of damshtra, 84
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Subahu, Daitya named, 148
Suddhodana, Raja, Gautama's
father, 127ft 1
Sudharma, hall of the gods,
40, 40ft 2
Sugriva (king
of the
monkeys), 44
Sulochana, daughter of
Amitagati, 52
Sumatra, betel-chewing in,
292-295
Sumeru, Mount, 82
Sumitra, Yakshini named, 56
Supari, the areca-nut, 238,
239, 247, 285
Suprahara, a young fisherman,
115, 116, 117
Supratishthita, city called,
112
Surabhi, the sacred cow, fulfilling
all wishes, 55, 85
Surasena, Rajput named, 97,
98
Suratamanjan, Book XVI,
94-131 ; Chandala maiden
named, 112, il5, 120, 121,
122 ; daughter of Matan-
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124
Surya, guardian of the South-
West, 163ft 1
Sushena, wife of Surasena,
97, 98
Susruta (first century a.d.
or B.C.), mention of betel,
254, 255 ;
damom {ela), 96ft 1
mention of car-
Svayamprabha, wife of Trailokyamalin,
185, 187, 188,
189, 190, 191, 194, 195, 196,
198
Svayamvara (marriage by
choice), 29ft1 , 30ft 1
Svetadvlpa, 151, 151ft 2
Svetasaila, the cave of, 184,
187, 193
Swan- White, one of the three
Valkyries in the Volundar-
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274, 275
Taels, Sinhalese weight, 256ft 1
Talajangha, demon named,
61
Tamboli (Tamoli, Tamdi),
caste connected with betel,
270, 274
Tambula, the usual Sanskrit
word for betel "chew,"
238, 239
Tambuli (or pan), the betel
leaf, 238
Tanaquil, Queen, 114ft1
Tanda Pulaiyan caste, betel
used among the, 282
Tapincha tree, 7, 7ft 2
Tapodhana, hermit named,
172, 175, 178, 179, 180,
181, 184, 185, 198, 201,
206, 208
Taravaloka, emperor over the
Vidyadharas, 124; Story of,
125-131
Tarkshyaratna, a jewel, 135ft2
Tarquinius Priscus, the reign
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259, 259ft 2
Tejpatra or paira, one of
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Thincsus, Mars, altars dedicated
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Tikopia Island, betel-chewing
73 U
in the, 316-317 ; the most
easterly point of betelchewing,
248, 310
Tikshnadamshtra, Devj
maya's ally, 74
Til Sankrant, entry of the
sun into Makara or Capri
corn, 19, 20
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