J.UU	IJWEX OF PROPER NAMES

of India ; gam^ to g'o, 'the over-
goer';c ailed Ganges in English^
a contraction of Ganga-jT ; jl
is an honorific addition.
Gandha-madana, 28 ; one of the
ranges of the Himalayas ; gan-
dha fragrance, macfana, mad-
dening".
Hara, 45, 67 ; name of Shiva as
Destroyer ; hr^ to cast away,
steal, rob, destroy.
Hari 11 ; one of the names of
Vishnu, the Preserver; hr, to re-
move, ^e who removes, reme-
dies, takes or drives away, all
miseries and bonds of sensed
Hiranya-garbha 20 ; golden
womb'; .name of Brahma as
the Sun.
India 25 ; from the Vedic name
for the river Sindhu, pronounc-
ed as Hindhu by the ancient
Zoroastrian Persians,   and
Indus by the Greeks.
Indra, 28 ; king- of the gods,
Zeus, Jupiter; from ind, to
flash, shine, flare, blaze ; the
god of lightning- and thunder.
Ikshvaku 64 ; progenitor of the
solar Dynasty of king^s, eld-
est son of the seventh Manu,
Vaivasvata (son of Vivas-van,
the Sun), the Spiritual Ruler
of the present Human Race.
Janaka 11 ; king- of Mithila,
father of Sita and father-in-law
of Rama.
Jambu-Dvlpa 25 ; the continent
of Asia; or the Earth, from
another standpoint-
Jyeshtha 64 ; the *eldest'.
Karkati 85, 86.
Kunda-ratha 69; name-of a km^.

Lakshmi 4; goddess of Wealth
and Splendour and Enterpris-
ing Action, Consort of Vishnu,.
the God of Knowledge; laJcsh,
to   be  seen   (from afar),
lakshma^ 'mark of distinction^7
(visible from a distance),
Llla 50, 51, 82 f.n.; ^lay, sporty
name of a queen.
Loka-pala 45 ; one of the four
(sometimes counted as eight)
Regents of the four quarters^
(or, including the corners,
eight) of the Earth* ; loJea, the
'visible world', pal, to cherish.
Lytton, Bulwer 74 ; English
novelist.
Manu 1 ; from man, to think,
to ^mentate^ ;  the Primal
Thinker ; an aspect of the Uni-
versal Mind^office'-designation
of all the primal progenitors of
Man, i. e., the great Human
Races.
Mahesha 21 ;   Maha, great,
Is ha, Lord ; name of Shiva.
Meru, 5, 8, 18, 44 ; name of the
axis, 'the central mountain', of
the Earth ^n which the gods
dwell ^?; also of the spinal
column and brain in vhich
dwell physical and superphysi-
cal faculties.
Mrtyu 38 ; Death ; mr, to die.
Narada 13 ; one of the Primal
E§hi-sons of Brahma ; the chief
JRshi, singer, prophet, of the
gods, ever-wandering all over
the cosmos, inciting rulers to
war in order to adjust the
balance of the powers of Good
and Evil; ncira, certain-ing^ to
narct) man', i.e. the release of