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Durga, a commentator on Yâska, 123.
Dvâdashâha, a twelve days’ sacrifice,
how made up, 192.
Dvâpara, the third yuga in Puranic
mythology, duration and nature of, 392-
396.
Dvita, the Second, a brother of Tṛita,
311.
Dyotana, an enemy of Indra, 318.
EARTH, classification of stratified rocks
on the surface of, 10; climate on, in
early geological times, 20; obliquity of
its axis producing seasons, id., change
in the position of axis improbable, 23-
24; diminishing heat of, 24; eccentricity
of its orbit producing glacial periods,
according to Dr. Croll, 26, 27; Dr. Ball’s
estimate of the average heat received
by each of its hemispheres, 32;
maximum value of the eccentricity of its
orbit, 67; three-fold in the Vedas and
the Avesta, 242; seven-fold, nine-fold
and ten-fold, 318.
Edda, a Norse epic poem, death of
Anses in 378.
Eden, the garden of, in the Bible, 381.
Egypt, the historic period in, 1, 11, 13,
34; no trace of glaciation in, 13.
Ekâha, a Soma-sacrifice for a single
day, 190.
Ekâshtakâ, the mother, 108.
Ekata, the First, Tṛita, 311.
Eleven-fold, division of gods in Vedas,
269, 319.
Equinoxes, precision of, 26; cycle of,
27; used as a Vedic chronometer, 41.
Eras, geological, climate 20; See Ages.
440
Euripides, on the fountain of the
world’s waters, 256.
Evans, 7.
FATHERS, our ancient, in the Vedas,
147.
Fauna, and Flora, fossil, distinguish
different geological eras, 10; indicate
warm climate early times, 20.
Fedelm, of nine forms, in Celtic
mythology, 373
Finland, once thought to be the Aryan
home, 381, 388.
Finns, not the originators of the Aryan
speech, 17, 19; the circulation of
cosmic waters in the mythology of, 257.
Fir-age, archaeological, xi.
Fir-Bolg, See Fomori.
Fish, the, saved by Manu and in turn
the savior of Manu, 358;
Five, milkings, 109; seasons, 167ƒ.
Floods, during deluges, probably
glacial in origin, 359.
Fomori, the Irish representatives of
darkness, 377.
Foods, seven and ten, 318.
Forseti, Baldur’s son, his long sittings
at the court, 380.
Fravashis, showing the path of Mazda
to the sun, 69-70; correspond to Vedic
Pitṛis, 254; said to have shown the way
to the waters and the sun in the
Avesta, 254.
GAVÂM-AYANAM, a ten-months’
yearly sacrifice, or the Cow’s Walk,
149; of ten months in the Aitareya
Brâhmana, 179; in the Tâittirîya
Samhitâ, 180, 181; its