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Hundred, night-sacrifices, 195-200
fortresses or cities destroyed by Indra,
leather straps of Kutsa, 204; inoving in
the abode of Indra, and turning on and
off the course of ordinary days, 204.
Hvarenô, the, Glory in the Avesta, 286.
Hymns, Vedic, inter-Glacial in
substance, post-Glacial in form, 427-
430.
ICE, of the Glacial period, its action,
22; invading Airyana Vaêjo, 353-354;
its connection with the deluge in Indian
mythology, 360.
Iliad, the nature of day in, 72, mythical
element in, traceable to primitive Aryan
times, 324; mentions bronze coins,
411.
Incarnations, ten of Indra in the
Avesta and of Vishnu in the Purânas,
317, 325.
Indra, the principal Vedic deity,
revolving the heavens as on a pole, 60-
61; breaking the car of the dawn, 101;
fights with his enemies in darkness,
115, 197; retaliates Dâsa’s mischief by
producing the long Arctic day, 128-131;
assisted by Navagvas and Dashagvas,
149; his war with Vala at the end of the
year, 150, 151, 259; the only deity
worshipped in the Atirâtra sacrifice,
197; master of a hundred sacrifices,
200-205; his conquest over Vṛitra and
release of captive waters, the sun and
the dawn, 227-259; as Vṛitra-han, 234,
275; finds Shambara on the fortieth of
Sharad, 259-261; stealing the solar
orb, on the completion of ten (months),
298-303;
443
assisted by Vishnu in his fight with
Vṛitra, 305, tenfold or ten incarnations
of, 317, seven-killer, and possibly tenkiller,
322; lover of Ahalyâ, 322;
exploits of, said to be ancient or inter-
Glacial, 427, 101; See Âpas,
Dashagvas, Vala, Vṛitra.
Inter-Glacial, period, See Glacial.
Irân Veg, See Airyana Vaêjo.
Iranians, their original home, 331,
could not but be Arctic, 342; destroyed
during the glacial period, 357, See
Airyana Vaêjo.
Iron, age, See Ages.
Ivan, the story of, 376.
JAIMINI, his view about the eternity of
the Vedas, 417-418.
Jaxartes, the, and the Oxus, Aryan
settlements on the banks of, 34, 329,
336. 351
Jews, See Hebrews.
Jhalkikar, Mahâmahopâdhyaya, 419.
Jimha-bâra, with mouth downwards,
applied to the nether world, 284, 285.
Jyotish, or Jyotishtoma, a Somasacrifice,
190-193.
KALI, a protégé of the Ashvins, 280-
281.
Kali-Yuga, commencement, duration
and nature of, 392-397; the age of final
settlements, 423.
Kalidasa, 134.
Kalpa, a higher unit of time in the
Purânic chronology, 392, 393;
repromulgation of the Vedas at the
beginning of each, 420, 425.