# भीम (bhīma)

Canonical page: https://sanskritlexicon.com/word/bhima

भीम (bhīma) is a Sanskrit word meaning fearful, terrible, or formidable, rumex vesicarius, an epithet of Rudra and Shiva, one of the eight forms of Shiva, one of the eleven Rudras, of a Devagandharva.

- **Root:** भी (bhī)
- **Etymology:** E. भी to fear, Unādi aff. मक् । — E. bhī to fear, Unādi aff. mak
- **SLP1:** `BIma`  **IAST:** bhīma  **Devanagari:** भीम
- **Wikipedia:** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhima
- **Declensions:** 48 forms — https://sanskritlexicon.com/word/bhima/declensions.md
- **Other headwords romanised the same way:** भीमा (bhīmā)

## Meanings by context

### Other (67 definitions)
- fearful, terrible, or formidable  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H2) [Printed book page 758,1] भीम (bhīma) mf( आ (ā) )n. fearful, terrific, terrible, awful, formidable, tremendous, Ṛg-veda (Title) &c. &c. ( ibc., fearfully &c.) [ ID=150996 ]
- Rumex vesicarius  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > भीम (bhīma) m. Rumex Vesicarius, Lexicographers, esp. such as Amarasiṃha, Halāyudha, Hemacandra, etc. (Author) [ ID=150997 ]
- an epithet of Rudra and Shiva  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > N. of Rudra-Śiva, Āśvalāyana-gṛhya-sūtra (Title); Uṇādi-sūtra, Scholiast, i.e. Ujjvaladatta (Author) [ ID=150998 ]
- one of the eight forms of Shiva  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of one of the 8 forms of Śiva, Purāṇas (Literary category) [ ID=150999 ]
- one of the eleven Rudras  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of one of the 11 Rudras, Purāṇas (Literary category) [ ID=151000 ]
- of a Devagandharva  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a Devagandharva, Mahābhārata (Title) [ ID=151001 ]
- of one of the Devas called Yajñamush  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of one of the Devas called Yajñamuṣ, in the same place [Cologne Addition] (Title) [ ID=151002 ]
- belonging to a Danava  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a Dānava, in the same place [Cologne Addition] (Title); Kathāsaritsāgara (Title) [ ID=151003 ]
- belonging to a Vidyadhara  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a Vidyādhara, Kathāsaritsāgara (Title) [ ID=151004 ]
- a son of the Rakshasa Kumbhakarna  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of the Rākṣasa Kumbhakarṇa, Catalogue(s) [Cologne Addition] (Title) [ ID=151005 ]
- The second son of Pandu, also known as Bhimasena or Vrikodara, famed for his great size, strength, and appetite.  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of the second son of Pāṇḍu (also called Bhīma-sena and Vṛkodara; he was only the reputed son of P°, being really the son of his wife Pṛthā or Kuntī by the wind-god Vāyu, and was noted for his size, strength and appetite), Mahābhārata (Title); Kāvya literature (Literary category); Purāṇas (Literary category) &c. [ ID=151006 ]
- of several other men  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of sev. other men, Aitareya-brāhmaṇa (Title); Mahābhārata (Title); Harivaṃśa (Title) &c. [ ID=151007 ]
- the race of Bhima  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > pl. the race of Bhīma, Mahābhārata (Title) [ ID=151008 ]
- a whip  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H2B) [Printed book page 758,1] भीमा (bhīmā) ( आ (ā) ), f. a whip, Lexicographers, esp. such as Amarasiṃha, Halāyudha, Hemacandra, etc. (Author) [ ID=151009 ]
- a bullock gall-stone  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a bullock's gall-stone, Lexicographers, esp. such as Amarasiṃha, Halāyudha, Hemacandra, etc. (Author) [ ID=151010 ]
- An epithet of Durga.  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > N. of a form of Durgā, Harivaṃśa (Title) [ ID=151011 ]
- name of an Apsaras  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of an Apsaras, Rāmāyaṇa (Title) [ ID=151012 ]
- several rivers  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of sev. rivers, Mahābhārata (Title) [ ID=151013 ]
- of a district  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a district, Rājataraṃgiṇī (Title) [ ID=151014 ]
- of a town  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a town, Buddhist literature (Literary category) [ ID=151015 ]
- Fearful, terrible, dreadful, or formidable  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 0818-a ] भीम (bhīma) a. [ बिभेत्यस्मात्, भी अपादाने मक् (bibhetyasmāt, bhī apādāne mak) ] Fearful, terrific, terrible, dreadful, formidable; न भेजिरे भीम (bhīma) विषेण भीतिं (na bhejire bhīmaviṣeṇa bhītiṃ) Bhartṛhari’s three Śatakas (the figures 1., 2., 3. after Bh. denoting Śṛṅgāraº, Nītiº, and Vairāgyaº) 2. 80; Raghuvaṃśa (Bombay) 1. 16; 3. 54
- An epithet of Shiva  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मः (maḥ) 1 An epithet of Śiva
- The Supreme Being  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मः (maḥ) 2 The Supreme Being
- the sentiment of terror  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मः (maḥ) 3 The sentiment of terror (= भयानक (bhayānaka) q. v. )
- Name of the second Pandava prince  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मः (maḥ) 4 N. of the second Pāṇḍava prince. [He was begotten on Kuntī by the god Wind From a child he showed that he was possessed of extraordinary strength and hence he was called Bhīma. He had ° a most voracious appetite, and was ( pb ) called Vṛkodara, or ‘wolf-bellied’. His most effective weapon was his mace. He played a very important part in the great war, and, on the last day of the battle, smashed the thigh of Duryodhana with his unfailing mace. Some of the principal events of his earlier life are his defeat of the Demons Hiḍimba and Baka, the overthrow of Jarāsaṃdha, the fearful vow which he uttered against the Kauravas and particularly against Duhśāsana for his insulting conduct towards Draupadī, the fulfilment of that vow by drinking Duḥśāsana's blood, the defeat of Jayadratha, his duel with Kīchaka while he was serving as headcook to king Virāṭa, and several other exploits in which he showed his usual extraordinary strength. His name has become proverbial for one who possesses immense strength and courage]
- Horror or terror  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मं (maṃ) Horror, terror
- sounding dreadfully  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — नाद (nāda) a. sounding dreadfully. (
- 1. A loud or dreadful sound. 2. A lion. 3. One of the seven clouds that will appear at the destruction of the world.  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — दः (daḥ) ) 1 a loud or dreadful sound; Śiśupālavadha 15. 10. 2 a lion. 3 N. of one of the seven clouds that will appear at the destruction of the world
- of terrific prowess  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — पराक्रम (parākrama) a. of terrific prowess. (
- an epithet of Vishnu  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — मः (maḥ) ) N. of Viṣṇu
- fearfully powerful  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — विक्रांत (vikrāṃta) a. fearfully powerful. (
- a lion  
  *Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > — तः (taḥ) ) a lion
- 1. Fearful, terrible, or formidable. 2. An epithet of Rudra-Shiva. 3. The second son of Pandu.  
  *Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 206-1 ] भीम (bhīma) bhī-má, a. fearful, terrible, formidable: °—, ad.; m. ep. of Rudra-Śiva; N. of one of the eight forms of Śiva; N. of a various divine beings and men, esp. of the second son of Pāṇḍu : ā, f. N. of Durgā and of an Apsaras; N. of various rivers; N. of a locality. [ ID=13251 ]
- 1. Horrible, fearful, or terrific. 2. Horror or terror. 3. A name of Shiva. 4. One of the five Pandu princes. 5. A kind of sorrel. 6. A name of Durga. 7. A whip. 8. A sort of perfume.  
  *Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भी (bhī) म (bhīma) [Printed book page 621 ] भी (bhī) म (bhīma) mfn. ( - मः (-maḥ)- मा (-mā)- मं (-maṃ) (-maḥ-mā-maṃ) ) Horrible, fearful, terrific. n. ( - मं (-maṃ) ) Horror, terror. m. ( - मः (-maḥ) ) 1 A name of ŚIVA. 2 One of the five Pāṇḍu princes. 3 A kind of sorrel, ( Rumex vesicarius.) f. ( - मा (-mā) ) 1 A name of DURGĀ. 2 A whip. 3 A sort of perfume: see रोचना (rocanā). E. भी (bhī) to fear, Uṇādi aff. मक् (mak). [ ID=28597 ]
- 1. Horror. 2. Shiva, a Pandu prince, or sorrel. 3. Durga, a whip, or a perfume. 4. Fearful, terrific, or tremendous.  
  *Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 557-a ] भीम (bhīma) ( मं ) ((maṃ)) 1. n. Horror. m. Shiva; name of a Pāndu prince; sorrel; f. ( मा (mā) ) Durgā; a whip; a perfume. a. Fearful, terrific, tremendous. [ ID=28111 ]
- Terrible, dreadful, or formidable  
  *Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 529-04 ] भीम (bhīma) (I) a. (f. मा (mā) ) Terrible, dreadful, formidable, terrifying, R. i.16, iii.54, 57, xii.72. [ ID=27575 ]
- 1. An epithet of Shiva. 2. The second Pandava prince.  
  *Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) (II) m. 1. An epithet of Śiva; 2. name of the second Pāṇḍava prince. (See App. II.) [ ID=27576 ]
- 1. Horrible, fearful, terrific. 2. Horror or terror. 3. An epithet of Shiva. 4. One of the five Pandu princes. 5. A kind of sorrel. 6. An epithet of Durga. 7. A whip. 8. A sort of perfume.  
  *Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भी (bhī) म (bhīma) [Printed book page 532-a ] भी (bhī) म (bhīma) mfn. ( - मः (-maḥ)- मा (-mā)- मं (-maṃ) (-maḥ-mā-maṃ) ) Horrible, fearful, terrific. n. ( - मं (-maṃ) ) Horror, terror. m. ( - मः (-maḥ) ) 1. A name of ŚIVA. 2. One of the five Pāndu princes. 3. A kind of sorrel, (Rumex vesicarius.) f. ( - मा (-mā) ) 1. A name of DURGĀ. 2. Whip. 3. A sort of perfume: see रोचना (rocanā). E. भी (bhī) to fear, Unādi aff. मक् । (mak.) [ ID=29496 ]
- 1. Fearful or terrifying. 2. As masculine: Shiva, or one of the Pandu princes. 3. As feminine: Durga, or a whip. 4. As neuter: horror or danger.  
  *Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 0655-a ] भीम (bhīma) bhī + ma, I. adj. 1. Fearful, horrid, Rām. 3, 50, 27; Bhartṛ. 2, 72. 3. Terrifying, Utt. Rāmac. 139, 18. II. m. 1. Śiva. 2. One of the five Pāṇḍu princes. III. f. mā. 1. Durgā. 2. A whip. IV. n. 1. Horror. 2. Danger. — Comp. Mahā-, 1. a name of Śāntanu. 2. one of Śiva's chamber- lains. [ ID=10595 ]
- 1. Fearful or terrible. 2. An epithet of Shiva. 3. A proper name, especially of a Vidarbha king.  
  *Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 380 ] भीम (bhīma) a. fearful, terrible, abstr. ° ता (°tā) † f.; E. of Rudra-Śiva, N. of sev. men, esp. of a Vidarbha king. [ ID=22953 ]
- 1. Fearful or terrible. 2. A proper name.  
  *Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 206-b ] bhīmá, a. fearful, terrible; as m. Bhīma, name of a Vidarbhan king. [ √bhī, 1166b.] [ ID=3009 ]
- fearful, dreadful, terrible, formidable, horrible, terrific  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1872)*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 0711-c ] Bhīma, as, ā, am, fearful, dreadful, terrible, for- midable, horrible, horrid, terrific, terrifying; ( am ), n. horror, terror; ( as ), m. a kind of sorrel ( = amla-vetasa ), Rumex Vesicarius; N. of Rudra; of Śiva; of one of the eight forms of Śiva; of one of the eleven Rudras; of a Deva-gandharva; of one of the Devas called Yajña-mush; of a Dānava; of a Vidyā-dhara; of a son of the Rākṣasa Kumbha- karṇa; of the second son of Pāṇḍu (also called Bhīma-sena and Vṛkodara; he was only the reputed son of Pāṇḍu, being really the son of his wife Pṛthā or Kuntī by Vāyu, god of the wind; he was remark- able for his vast size and strength and voracious appetite; cf. vāyu-putra ); N. of a Vaidarbha; of a son of Īlina; of a son of Amāvasu or Āmāvasu and father of Kāñcana; of a son of Sattvata; of a king of Dvārakā; of several kings; of an author; of a poet; of the father of Ananta; ( ās ), m. pl. the race of Bhīma; ( ā ), f. a whip; a sort of perfume ( = rocanā ); N. of a form of Durgā; of an Apsaras; of several rivers; of a district (probably sacred to Durgā); of a town. —Bhīma-karman, ā, ā, a, terrible in act, of terrific prowess; dreadful, destruc- tive. —Bhīma-kārmuka, as, ā, am, having for- midable bows. —Bhīma-khaṇḍa, am, n., N. of a work treating of the Liṅga Bhīmeśvara (mentioned in the Skanda-Purāṇa). —Bhīma-gava, as, or bhī- ma-gu, us, m. ( gava or gu = go ), N. of a man; [cf. bhaimagava. ] —Bhīma-gupta, as, m., N. of a king. —Bhīma-grāha-vat, ān, atī, at, having terrible sea monsters. —Bhīma-candra, as, m., N. of a king. —Bhīma-jānu, us, m., N. of a king. —Bhīma-tā, f. terribleness, fearfulness, formidable- ness. —Bhīma-tithi, is, f. the day of Bhīma (= bhīmaikādaśī). —Bhīma-darśana, as, ā, am, frightful in appearance or aspect, frightful, hideous. —Bhīma-dvādaśī, f., N. of the twelfth day of the light half of the month Māgha (called after Bhīma the reputed son of Pāṇḍu; cf. bhīmaikādaśī ). —Bhīmadvādaśī-vrata, am, n., N. of the sixty- fifth chapter of the Bhaviṣyottara-Purāṇa. —Bhīma- dhanvan, ā, m. ‘having a terrific bow,’ N. of a king. —Bhīma-dhanvāyana, ‘bearing dreadful bows,’ in bhīma-dhanvāyanī senā, Mahā-bh. Ud- yoga-p. 7633. —Bhīma-nagara, am, n. ‘Bhīma's city,’ N. of a town; [cf. bhīma-pura. ] —Bhīma- nāda, as, ā, am, sending forth a fearful sound, sounding dreadfully; ( as ), m. a loud or fearful sound; a lion; N. of one of the seven clouds which will cover the sky at the destruction of the world. —Bhī- ma-nāyaka, as, m., N. of a man. —Bhīma-parā- krama, as, ā, am, possessing fearful power or prowess; of terrible strength; ( as ), m. an epithet of Śiva; N. of a man; of a work mentioned in Raghu- nandana's Saṃskāra-tattva. —Bhīma-pāla, as, m., N. of a king. —Bhīma-pura, am, n., N. of a town situated on the Ganges; [cf. bhīma-nagara. ] —Bhī- ma-bala, as, ā, am, possessing fearful or tremendous Page0712-a+ 81 strength; ( as ), m., N. of one of the sons of Dhṛta- rāṣṭra; of one of Devas called Yajña-mush, see Mahā-bh. Vana-p. 14166. —Bhīma-bhaṭa, as, m., N. of a man. —Bhīma-bhaṭṭa, as, m., N. of an author. —Bhīma-bhuja, as, m., N. of a man. —Bhīma-mukha, as, ī, am, of fearful aspect or appearance; ( as ), m., N. of a monkey. —Bhīma- ratha, as, m., N. of a king; of a son of Dhṛta- rāṣṭra; of Ketu-mat (the father of Divo-dāsa); of a son of Vikṛti and father of Nava-ratha; of a son of Kṛṣṇa by Satya-bhāmā; of a Rākṣasa [cf. bhaimaratha ]; (ā, ī), f., N. of a river in the Himālaya mountains; ( ī ), f. ‘the fearful night,’ N. of the seventh night in the seventh month of the seventy-seventh year of life (supposed to be the ordinary period of human life; a person after this period is thought to be arrived at dotage and exempt from all religious observances; bhīma-rathī is probably for bhīma-rātrī or for Prākṛt bhīma- rattī; cf. kāla-rātrī ). —Bhīma-rūpa, as, ā, am, of terrible form, of fearful aspect. —Bhīma-vikrama, as, ā, am, of terrible prowess, tremendous in power or strength; ( as ), m., N. of one of the sons of Dhṛta-rāṣṭra. —Bhīma-vikrānta, as, ā, am, fear- fully powerful or courageous; ( as ), m. a lion. —Bhīma-vigraha, as, ā, am, of fearful form, ter- rific in appearance, gigantic. —Bhīma-vega, as, ā, am, of fearful or tremendous speed, terribly swift or impetuous; ( as ), m., N. of one of the sons of Dhṛta-rāṣṭra; of a Dānava. —Bhīma-vega-rava, as, ā, am, of dreadful speed and sound, fearful in velocity and noise; ( as ), m., N. of one of the sons of Dhṛta-rāṣṭra. —Bhīma-śaṅkara, am, n., scil. liṅga, N. of one of the twelve most sacred Liṅgas. —Bhīma-śara, as, m. ‘having fearful arrows,’ N. of a son of Dhṛta-rāṣṭra. —Bhīma-śāsana, as, m. ‘terrible in rule,’ N. of Yama. —Bhīma-śāha, as, m. ( śāha = شاه ‘the terrible king,’ N. of a king. —Bhīma-śukla, as, m., N. of a king. —Bhīma- siṃha-paṇḍita, as, m., N. of a learned man and poet. —Bhīma-sena, as, m. ‘having a terrible army,’ N. of a brother of Janam-ejaya; of a son of Janam-ejaya; of a son of Ṛkṣa; of the second son of Pāṇḍu [cf. bhīma ]; of a Deva-gandharva; of a Yakṣa; of a king; of a grammarian; of a phy- sician; a kind of camphor; [cf. bhaimaseni, bhai- masenya. ] —Bhīmasena-maya, as, ī, am, con- sisting of Bhīmasena. —Bhīma-svāmin, ī, m., N. of a Brāhman. —Bhīmākara (°ma-āk°), as, m., N. of a man. —Bhīmā-deva, as, m., N. of a man. —Bhīmādy-upākhyāna, am, n., N. of the fifteenth chapter of the Vāsiṣṭha-rāmāyaṇa, commonly called Yoga-vāsiṣṭha. —Bhīmeśa (°ma-īśa°) or bhīme- śvara (°ma-īś°), am, n., N. of a place sacred to Śiva. —Bhīmeśvara-tīrtha and bhīmeśvara-mā- kātmya, am, n., N. of two chapters of the Revā- māhātmya of the Śiva-Purāṇa. —Bhīmaikādaśī (°ma-ek°), f., N. of the eleventh day in the light half of the month Māgha; [cf. bhīma-dvādaśī. ] —Bhīmottara (°ma-ut°), as, m., N. of a Kum- bhāṇḍa. —Bhīmodarī (°ma-ud°), f. an epithet of Umā. [ ID=35576 ]
- an asura slain by Shiva  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 127-1 ] Bhīma 1 (an asura). § 702 (Mokṣadh.): XII, 295, 10807 (slain by Śiva). [ ID=1449 ]
- a companion of Skanda  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 2 (a companion of Skanda's). § 615 u (Skanda): IX, 45 δ, 2536 (given to him by Aṃśa). [ ID=1450 ]
- An ancient king.  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 3 (an ancient king). § 673 b (Bali-Vāsava-s.): XII, 227 α, 8261. [ ID=1451 ]
- an epithet of Vishnu  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 4 = Viṣṇu (1000 names). [ ID=1452 ]
- an epithet of Shiva  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 5 = Śiva (1000 names 2 ). [ ID=1453 ]
- a Pandava hero of the Mahabharata  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 6 = Bhīmasena (Bhs.) or Bhīma (Bh.) Pāṇḍava. § 4 (Anukram.): I, 1, 109 (Bhs.), 123 (Bhs.), 129 (Bh.), 134 (Bh.), 153 (Bhs.), 164 (Bh.), 195 (Bh.), 202 (Bh., Bhs.), 211 (Bhs.).—§ 9 (Parvas.): I, 2, 301 (Bh.; fought mace in hand with Duryodhana for half a day).—§ 11 (do.): 2, 389 (Bhs.), 411 (Bh.), 425 (Bhs.), 430 (Bh.), 452 (Bhs.), 456 (Bh.), 463 (Bh.), 474 (Bh.), 486 (Bhs.), 534 (Bh.), 554 (Bh.), 556 (Bh.), 558 (Bh.), 574 (Bh.), 575 (Bhs.), 582 (Bhs.).—§ 71 (Ādivaṃś. p.): I, 61, 2240 (Bh. Vṛkodaraḥ ) (is poisoned), 2241 (Bh.; is thrown into the Gaṅgā), 2242 (Bhs.), 2255 (Bh.), 2258 (Bhs.), 2267 (Bhs.).—§ 83 (Ādivaṃś.): I, 63, [2451] (Vṛkodara, i.e. Bh., begat Sutasoma), 2452 Page127-b+ 63 (Bh.).—§ 130 (Aṃśāvat.): I, 67, 2742 (Bhs.), 2746 ( Bhs°n tu Vātasya, sc. putram ).—§ 157 (Pūruvaṃś.): I, 95, ††3814 ( Mārutād Bhīmasenaḥ ).—§ 159 (do.): I, 95 [3827, father of Sutasoma], ††3829 (Bhs. Kāśyāṃ Balandharāṃ nāmopayeme vīryaśulkāṃ, tasyāṃ putraṃ Sarvagaṃ nāmotpādayām āsa ), ††3833 ( pūrvam eva Hiḍimbāyāṃ rākṣasaṃ Ghaṭotkacaṃ putram utpādayām āsa, Bhs.).—§ 190 c (Pāṇḍavotpatti): I, 123, 4772 (Bh.): Vāyu came to Kuntī riding upon a deer; a celestial voice was also heard after the birth of Bh.; he fell from the lap of his mother, who had been frightened by a tiger, and broke into 100 fragments the rock on which he fell; he was born on the same day as Duryodhana.—§ 192 (Pāṇḍavotp.): I, 124, 4854 (Bhs. tu madhyamaḥ ).—§ 194 (Ṛṣisaṃv.): I, 126, 4920 ( Mātariśvā dadau putram Bhīmaṃ nāma mahābalam ).—§ 197 (Bhīma- senarasapāna): I, 128, 4979 (Bhs.), 4984 (Bh.), 4988 (Bhs.), 4993 (Bh.), 5008 (Bhs.), 5010 (Bh.), 5014 (Bh.), 5017 (Bhs.), 5018 (Bh.), 5022 (Bh.), 5025 (Bh.), 5031 (Bh.), 5033 (Bhs.); 129, 5034 (Bh.), 5035 (Bhs.), 5038 (Bh.), 5042 (Bhs.), 5043 (Bh.), 5044 (Bh.), 5046 (Bhs.), 5047 (Bh.), 5061 (Bhs.), 5064 (Bhs.), 5066 (Bh.).—§ 205 a (cf. Droṇa): I, 132, 5275 (Bhs.), 5288 ( Bhīmādīn ): Duryodhana and Bhīma became very skilled in the use of the mace, and were jealous of each other.—§ 206 (Droṇa): I, 132 f (Droṇa tests his pupils).— § 208 (Astradarśana): I, 135, 5348 (Bh.), 5350 (Bh.) (a combat with maces between Duryodhana and Bh.); 137, 5423 (Bhs.), 5428 (Bhs.).—§ 209 (Drupadaśāsana): I, 138, 5468 (Bhs.), 5469 (Bhs.), 5470 (Bh.), 5471 (Bhs.), 5500 (Bh.), 5501 (Bhs.).—§ 210 b (cf. Sambhavaparvan): I, 139, 5521 (Bh.): Vṛkodara (i.e. Bh.) received lessons in arms from Saṅkarṣaṇa (i.e. Balarāma), and became like to Dyumatsena himself in strength.—§ 211 (Sambhavap.): I, 139, 5538 (Bhs.).—§ 213 (Jatugṛhap.): I, 141, 5654 (Bhs.); 145, 5741 (Bh.); 146, 5780 (Bhs.), (5786) (Bhs.); 148, 5820 (Bhs.), 5828 (Bh.), 5838 (Bhs.); 150, 5871 (Bh.), 5878 (Bhs.), 5881 (Bhs.); 151, 5886 (Bh.), 5895 (Bhs.) 5896 (Bh.), 5926 (Bh.).—§ 214 (Hiḍimbavadhap.): I, 152, 5941 (Bhs.), 5942 (Bhs.), 5946 (Bhs.), 5947 (Bhs.), (5956) (Bhs.), (5959) (Bh.); 153, 5964 (Bhs.), (5968) (Bh.), 5973 (Bhs.), 5982 (Bh.), 5983 (Bhs.), 5999 (Bhs.), 6000 (Bh.), 6001 (Bh.), 6002 (Bhs.), 6004 (Bhs.); 154, 6023 (Bh.), 6024 (Bh.), (6026) (Bh.), 6029 (Bh.), 6030 (Bh.), (6032) (Bh.), 6036 (Bhs.), 6037 (Bh.), 6038 (Bhs.), 6039 (Bhs.); 155, (6042) (Bhs.), 6043 (Bh.), 6046 (Bhs.), 6053 (Bhs.), 6058 (Bhs.), 6059 (Bhs.), 6060 (Bhs.), 6062 (Bhs.), 6071 (Bh.), 6072 (Bhs.); 156, 6096 (Bhs.).—§ 215 (Bakavadhap.): I, 157, 6108 (Bh.), 6110 (Bhs.), 6113 (Bh.), (6118) (Bhs.); 162, 6241 (Bh.), 6243 (Bh.), 6255 (Bh.), 6256 (Bh.), 6259 (Bh.); 163, 6268 (Bh.), 6270 (Bhs.), 6272 (Bh.), 6275 (Bhs.), 6277 (Bhs.), 6278 (Bhs.), 6281 (Bh.), 6282 (Bh.), 6283 (Bh.), 6284 (Bh.), 6285 (Bh.), 6287 (Bhs.), 6288 (Bhs.), 6289 (Bh.), 6294 (Bh.); 164, 6297 (Bh.), 6301 (Bh.), 6303 (Bh.).—§ 219 (Caitrarathap.): I, 168, 6419 (Bhs.).—§ 233 (Svayaṃvarap.): I, 187, †7014 (Bh.).—§ 234 (do.): I, 189, †7075 (Bhs.), †7076 (Bh.); 190, 7088 (Bh.), 7092 (Bhs.), 7111 (Bh.), 7112 (Bhs.), 7113 (Bhs.), 7121 (Bh.), 7124 (Bhs.).—§ 235 (do.): I, 191, 7138 (Bh.).—§ 236 (do.): I, 192, 7158 (Bh.), †7161 (Bh.). —§ 237 (Vaivāhikap.): I, 193, 7194 (Bh.), 7195 (Bh.); 195, 7226 (Bhs.), 7235 (Bhs.), 7241 (Bhs.).—§ 241 (Vidurāgam.): I, 200, 7368 (Bh.); 201, 7405 (Bhs.), 7409 (Bhs.).—§ 243 (do.): I, 205, 7504 (Bhs.).—§ 244 (Rājyalā- bhap.): I, 207, 7547 (Bhs.).—§ 253 (Haraṇāharaṇap.): I, 221, 8001 (Bh.), 8042 (Bhs.).—§ 262 (Bhagavadvāna): Page128-a+ 63 II, 2, 38 (Bhs.), 41 (Bhs.).—§ 263 (Sabhākriyāp.): II, 3, 64 (Bh.), 78 ( gadāñ ca, Bh.).—§ 272 (Rājasūyāram- bhap.): II, 13, 523 ( Bhīmasya paripālanāt ), 556 (Bh.).— § 274 (do.): II, 15, 643 (Bhs.), 644 (Bh.), (645) (Bh.); 16, 661 ( Bhīmārjunāv ubhau netre ).—§ 276 (Jarāsandha- vadhap.): II, 20, 770 ( balaṃ Bhīme ), 772 (Bhs.), 774 (Bhs.), 775 (Bh.), 787 (Bh.), 791 (Bh.).—§ 277 (do.): 21, 823 (Bh.), 830 ( Pārtha-Bhīmayoḥ ); 23, 892 (Bhs.), 896 (Bh.), 897 (Bhs.), 898 (Bhs.), 920 (Bh.); 24, 925 (Bhs.), 928 (Bh.), 929 (Bh.), 932 (Bhs.), 933 (Bhs.), 938 (Bh.), 954 (Bh.), 969 (Bh.), 970 (Bhs.), 971 (Bhs.), 977 (Bhs.).— § 278 (Digvijayap.): II, 25, 990 (Bhs.), 992 (Bhs.).—§ 280 (do.): II, 29, 1059 (Bhs.), 1064 (Bhs.), 1065 (Bh.), 1072 (Bh.), 1073 (Bh.), 1074 (Bh.); 30, 1081 (Bh.), 1104 (Bh.): Bh. vanquished the Pañcālas, etc.; the Dāśārṇa king Sudhanvan fought with Bh. without weapons, and was there- fore appointed commander-in-chief ( adhisenāpati ) by him; the Cedi king Śiśupāla offered his kingdom to Bh., who dwelt with him for thirty nights (II, 29 ). Bh. vanquished king Śreṇimat of the Kumāra country, etc., and returned to Indraprastha (II, 30 ).—§ 286 (Rājasūyikap.): II, 33, 1221 (Bh.).—§ 290 (Śiśupālavadh.): II, 42, 1475 (Bhs.); 1478 (Bh.), 1482 (Bhs.), 1487 (Bh.), 1489 (Bhs.), 1491 (Bhs.), 1493 (Bhs.); 44, 1520 (Bhs.).—§ 292 a (Rāja- sūyikaparvan): II, 45, 1607 (Bhs.): Bhīmasena followed Bhīṣma and Dhṛtarāṣṭra.—§ 293 (Dyūtap.): II, 46, 1640 (Bh.).—§ 294 (do.): II, 47, 1668 (Bhs.), 1669 (Bhs.), 1716 (Bhs.); 50, 1811 (Bh. Vṛkodaraṃ ), 1819 (Bhs.).— § 296 (do.): II, 53, 1920 (Bhs.).—§ 298 (do.): II, 58, 2021 (Bhs.); 63, 2112 (Bhs. pl.); 65, 2157 (Bhs.), †2163 (Bh.), 2165 (Bhs.).—§ 299 (do.): II, 68, 2257 (Bhs.), (2260) (Bhs.), 2299 (Bh.), (2300) (Bhs.).—§ 300 (do.): II, 70, †2363 (Bh.), 2370 (Bhs.), 2371 (Bhs.); 71, †2383 (Bhs.), †2385 (Bhs.), 2387 (Bhs.), 2388 (Bh.), 2391 (Bh.), 2392 (Bhs.), †2395 (Bhs.), †2399 (Bh.), 2411 (Bhs.); 72, 2419 (Bhs.), (2425) (Bh.), 2427 (Bhs.); 73, 2447 ( Bhīmasene parākramaḥ ).—§ 304 (Anudyātap.): II, 77, †2528 (Bhs.), (†2533) (Bhs.), †2536 (Bhs.), †2538 (Bh.), 2543 (Bh.), (2544) (Bhs.), 2545 (Bhs.), 2546 (Bh.).—§ 305 (do.): II, 77, 2553 (Bh.); 78, 2569 (Bhs.).—§ 306 (do.): II, 80, 2621 (Bhs.), 2623 (Bh.), 2632 (Bh.), 2633 (Bh.), 2653 (Bh.): Bhīma had gone away looking at his arms, desiring to destroy his enemies.—§ 307 (do.): II, 81, 2703 (Bhs.), 2705 (Bh.), 2707 (Bh.).—§ 311 (Āraṇyakap.): III, 4, †228 (Bhs.), †229 (Bh.), †234 (Bhs.).—§ 312 (do.): III, 5, †246 (Bhs.), †248 (Bhs.).—§ 313 (do.): III, 6, 275 (Bh.).— § 315 (Maitreyaśāpa): III, 10, 369 (Bh.), 370 (Bh.), 379 (Bh.), 382 (Bh.).—§ 316 (Kirmīravadh.): III, 11, 385 (Bhs.), 386 (Bh.), 411 (Bhs.), 413 (Bhs.), 420 (Bhs.), 423 (Bh.), 425 (Bh.), 427 (Bh.), 430 (Bh.), 436 (Bh.), 442 (Bhs.), 445 (Bh.), †453 (Bh.), †454 (Bh.), 457 (Bh.), 458 (Bh.), 459 (Bh.).—§ 317 (Arjunābhigam.): III, 12, 527 (Bhs.), 537 (Bh.), 538 (Bhs.), 540 (Bhs.), 541 (Bh.), 543 (Bhs.), 544 (Bhs.), 549 (Bh.), 555 (Bhs.), 556 (Bh.), 557 (Bh.), 560 (Bh.), 564 (Bhs.), 565 (Bhs.), 566 (Bhs.), 567 (Bhs.), 568 (Bhs.), 569 (Bh.), 574 (Bh.), 595 ( Duryodhanaṃ Bhīmasenaḥ. …hantā ).—§ 321 (Saubhavadhop.): III, 22, 893 (Bh.). —§ 322 (Dvaitavanapr.): III, 23, †903 (Bhs.); 24, †943 (Bh.).—§ 323 (do.): III, 25, †950 (Bhs.).—§ 325 (Drau- padīparitāpavākya): III, 27, 1008 (Bhs.), 1009 (Bhs.).— § 327 (do.): III, 30, 1123 (Bhs.); 34, †1354 (Bhs.), †1357 (Bhs.), †1359 (Bhs.), †1360 (Bhs.), †1369 (Bh.), †1371 (Bhs.); 35, (1376) (Bh.).—§ 328 (Kāmyakavanaprav.): III, 36, 1411 Page128-b+ 63 (Bhs.), 1414 (Bhs.), 1431 (Bhs.).—§ 340 (Indralokābhigam.): III, 49, 1941 (Bh.), 1954 (Bh.).—§ 341 (do.): III, 50, †1965 ( dakṣiṇāṃ Bhīmasenaḥ ).—§ 342 (do.): III, 51, 1973 (Bh.), 1978 (Bh.), 1979 (Bh.), 1993 (Bh.), 2009 (Bh.).— § 343 (Nalop.): III, 52, 2017 (Bh.), 2048 (Bh.), 2052 (Bh.). —§ 356 (Tīrthay.): III, 80, 4006 (Bhs.), 4016 ( Bhīmād avarajaṃ, i.e. Arjuna).—§ 378 (do.): III, 93, 8473 (Bhs.), 8477 (Bh.).—§ 402 (do.): III, 120, †10282 (Bh.).—§ 406 (do.): III, 125, 10417 (Bhs.).—§ 418 (do.): III, 139, 10832 ( Bhīmasenabalena ), †10838 (Bh.).—§ 419 (Gandha- mādanapr.): III, 140, (10847) (Bh.), 10857 (Bh.), 10862 (Bhs.).—§ 420 (do.): III, 141, 10871 (Bhs.), 10890 (Bh.), 10896 (Bh.).—§ 423 (do.): III, 143, 10976 (Bhs.); 144, 10993 (Bh.), 11006 (Bhs.), (11008) (Bhs.), 11012 (Bhs., father of Ghaṭotkaca), 11013 (Bhs.); 145, 11014 (Bh.), 11016 (Bhs.).—§ 424 (Bhīmakadalīkhaṇḍapr.): III, 146, 11072 (Bhs.), 11073 (Bh.), 11076 (Bhs.), 11077 (Bh.), 11104 (Bh.), 11108 (Bh.), 11114 (Bhs.), 11117 (Bhs.), 11118 (Bhs.), 11122 (Bh.), 11124 (Bhs.), 11130 (Bh., blows his conch), 11131 ( Bhīmasenaraveṇa ), 11134 (Bhs.), 11135 (Bh.), 11136 (Bh.), 11143 (Bhs.), 11153 (Bh.), 11154 (Bh.); 147, (11167) (Bhs.), 11169 ( Pāṇḍavo Vāyutanayaḥ, Bhs.), (11172) (Bhs.), (11174) (Bh.), (11177) (Bhs.), 11183 (Bh.), 11185 (Bh.), 11186 (Bh.), 11187 (Bh.).—§ 425 (Hanūmat-Bhīma-s.): III, 148, 11218 (Bh.).—§ 426 (do.): III, 149, 11224 (Bhs.), (11233) (Bhs.).—§ 430 (do.): III, 150, (11265) (Bhs.), 11266 (Bh.), 11271 (Bh.), 11274 (Bh.), 11275 (Bh.), 11281 (Bh.).—§ 431 (Saugandhikāharaṇap.): III, 151, 11318 (Bhs.), 11319 (Bh.), 11321 (Bh.), 11325 (Bh.), 11329 (Bhs.), 11332 (Bhs.), 11336 (Bh.).—§ 432 (do.): 152, 11337 (Bh.), 11343 (Bhs.), 11346 (Bh.); 153, 11362 (Bh.); 154, (11367) (Bhs.), 11379 (Bhs.), †11383 (Bhs.), †11385 (Bh.), †11387 (Bh.), †11389 (Bh.), †11392 (Bh.), †11393 (Bh.), †11394 (Bh.).—§ 433 (do.): III, 155, 11398 (Bh.), 11403 (Bhs.), 11404 (Bh.), 11408 (Bhs.), 11412 (Bh.), 11418 (Bh.), 11420 (Bh.).—§ 434 (do.): III, 156, 11441 (Bh.), 11450 (Bhs.).—§ 435 (Jaṭāsurav.): III, 157, 11452 (Bhs.), 11457 (Bhs.), 11461 (Bhs.), 11486 (Bhs.), 11490 (Bh.), 11497 (Bh.), 11500 (Bh.), 11501 (Bh.), 11507 (Bh.), 11517 (Bh.), 11518 (Bhs.), 11519 (Bh.), 11521 (Bhs.).—§ 436 (Yakṣayuddhap.): III, 158, 11600 (Bh.), 11606 (Bh.), 11609 (Bh.), 11621 (Bh.); 159, 11629 (Bh.).—§ 437 (do.): 160, 11664 (Bhs.), 11679 (Bhs.), 11685 (Bhs.) 11686 (Bh.), 11706 (Bhs.), 11710 (Bhs.), 11713 (Bhs.), 11717 (Bhs.), 11718 (Bh.), 11724 (Bhs.), 11725 (Bhs.), 11726 (Bhs.), 11729 (Bh.), 11732 (Bh.), 11733 (Bhs.), 11737 (Bhs.).— § 438 (do.): III, 161, 11740 (Bhs.), 11742 (Bhs.), 11743 (Bhs.), 11748 (Bh.), 11749 (Bhs.), 11753 (Bhs.), 11754 (Bhs.), 11761 (Bh.), 11778 (Bhs.), 11779 (Bhs.), 11781 (Bh.), 11782 (Bhs.), 11784 (Bhs.), 11785 (Bhs.), 11802 (Bh.); 162, 11812 (Bhs.).—§ 450 (Ājagarap.): III, 178, 12363 (Bh.), 12374 (Bh.), 12375 (Bh.), 12379 (Bh.), 12380 (Bhs.), 12381 (Bhs.), 12383 (Bhs.), 12384 (Bh.), 12385 (Bhs.), 12390 (Bh.), 12391 (Bhs.), 12392 (Bhs.), 12393 (Bh.); 179, 12396 (Bhs.), 12398 (Bhs.), 12403 (Bh.), 12420 (Bhs.), 12441 (Bh.), 12444 (Bhs.); 180, (12453) (Bhs.); 181, 12532 (Bhs.), 12537 (Bh.), 12538 (Bh.).—§ 452 (Mārkaṇḍeyas.): III, 183, 12564 (Bh.), †12578 (Bh.).—§ 512 (Ghoṣayātr.): III, 236, †14753 (Bh.), †14758 (Bh.); 238, 14803 (Bh.), 14806 (Bhs.); 239, 14828 (Bhs.); 242, 14926 (Bhs.), 14934 (Bhs.); 243, 14950 (Bh.), 14952 (Bh.); 244, 14957 (Bhs.); 245, 14986 (Bh.), 15008 (Bh.); 248, 15063 (Bh.). —§ 516 (Duryodhanayajña): III, 256, 15312 (Bh.).— Page129-a+ 63 § 519 (Vrīhidrauṇikap.): III, 259, 15375 (Bh.).—§ 521 (Draupadīhar.): III, 263, 15546 (Bhs.; B. Sahadevaṃ ), 15547 (Bhs.; B. Sahadevaḥ ), 15557 (Bhs.; B. Sahadevaḥ ).— § 522 (do.): III, 266, †15607 (Bhs.), †15608 (Bhs.); 268, †15644 (Bhs.), †15658 (Bh.); 269, †15673 (Bh.), †15691 (Bh.); 270, 15695 (Bhs.), †15704 (Bh.); 271, 15717 (Bh.), 15719 (Bh.), 15721 (Bh.), 15722 (Bh.), 15738 (Bhs.), 15739 (Bh.), 15741 (Bh.), 15751 (Bh.), 15754 (Bhs.), 15759 (Bh.), 15767 (Bhs.), 15770 (Bh.), 15775 (Bh.).—§ 523 (Jaya- drathavim.): III, 272, 15778 (Bhs.), 15779 (Bh.), 15781 (Bh.), 15782 (Bhs.), (15783) (Bh.), 15788 (Bh.), 15790 (Bh.), 15791 (Bh.), 15792 (Bh.).—§ 544 (Yudhiṣṭhirāśvāsa): III, 292, 16607 (Bh.).—§ 547 (Kuṇḍalāhar.): III, 310, 17205 (Bhs.).—§ 548 (Āraṇeyap.): III, 312, (17243) (Bh.), 17274 (Bhs.), 17276 (Bhs.), 17277 (Bh.), 17281 (Bh.); 313, 17289 (Bhs.); 17299 (Bhs.), 17409 (Bhs.), 17410 (Bh.), 17411 (Bhs.); 315, 17470 (Bhs.), 17474 (Bhs.).—§ 549 (Pāṇḍavaprav.): IV, 2, (28) (Bhs.); 5, 162 (Bhs.), 164 (Bhs.); 8, (†239) (Bh.), †243 (Bh.).—§ 550 (Samayapālanap.): IV, 13, 331 (Bhs.), 344 (Bh.), 359 (Bh.).—§ 551 (Kīcakava- dhap.): IV, 16, 464 (Bhs.), 465 (Bh.), 468 (Bh.), 469 (Bhs.); 17, 506 (Bh.), †508 (Bhs.), 510 (Bh.), 511 (Bh.), 515 (Bhs.), 516 (Bhs.); 18, 556 (Bh.); 19, 569 (Bh.), 576 (Bh.), 580 (C. Bhīmā ), 581 (Bhs.), 589 (Bhs.); 20, 609 (Bhs.), 619 (Bh.), 636 (Bhs.), 637 (Bhs.); 21, 659 (Bh.), 660 (Bhs.), 661 (Bh.), 663 (Bh.), 685 (Bhs.), 689 (Bhs.), 690 (Bh.), 693 (Bh.); 22, 717 (Bh.), (724) (Bhs.), (731) (Bhs.), 734 (Bh.), 737 (Bh.), (744) (Bhs.), 746 (Bh.), 754 (Bh.), 758 (Bh.), 761 (Bh.), 762 (Bh.), 763 (Bh.), 766 (Bh.), 767 (Bh.), 770 (Bh.), 780 (Bhs.), 782 (Bh.); 23, 795 (Bhs.), 807 (Bh.), 810 (Bhs.), 812 (Bh.), 820 (Bhs.), 821 (Bh.); 24, 839 (Bhs.), 842 (Bhs.), (844) (Bh.).—§ 552 (Goharaṇap.): IV, 31, 1024 (Bh.); 33, 1077 (Bhs.), 1079 (Bhs.), 1080 (Bhs.), 1084 (Bh.), 1085 (Bh.), 1086 (Bh.), 1088 (Bhs.), 1089 (Bh.), 1092 (Bhs.), 1093 (Bhs.), 1099 (Bh.), 1109 (Bh.), 1111 (Bh.), 1112 (Bh.), 1113 (Bhs.), 1115 (Bh.), 1119 (Bh.), 1123 (Bh.), 1124 (Bh.); 40, 1307 (Bh.), 1311 (Bh.); 43, 1351 (Bhs.), 1357 (Bh.), 1363 (Bhs.); 44, 1368 (Bhs.), 1371 (Bhs.); 50, 1565 (Bh.).—§ 553 (Vaivāhikap.): IV, 71, 2289 (Bh.), 2291 (Bh.), 2297 ( Bhīmāă1 avarajaḥ…Arjunaḥ ), 2313 (Bhs.), 2319 (Bh.).—§ 554 (Sainyodyog.): V, 1, †5 (Bh.); 3, 56 (Bh.).—§ 555 (do.): V, 8, 199 (Bh.); 18, 561 (Bh.). § 556 (Sañjayayānap.): V, 20, 619 (Bhs.); 22, †658 (Bh.), †678 (Bh.); 23, †688 (Bh.), 707 (Bhs.), 710 (Bhs.), 711 (Bhs.); 24, †717 (Bhs.); 26, †762 (Bhs.), †763 (Bhs.); 29, †827 (Bhs), †858 (Bh.), †859 (Bhs.), †861 (Bhs., gadāhastaḥ ); 30, †868 (Bhs.).—§ 561 (Yānasandhip.): V, 48, †1816 (Bhs.), †1824 (Bhs.), †1825 (Bhs.), †1826 (Bhs.), †1831 (Bhs.); 49, †1959 (Bh.); 50, 1986 (Bhs.); 51, 2018 (Bh.), 2019 (Bhs.), 2026 (Bh.), 2029 (Bh.), 2030 (Bh.), 2031 (Bh.), 2032 (Bhs.), 2037 (Bhs.), 2040 (Bh.), 2043 ( Bhīmasenamayaṃ ), 2053 (Bhs.); 53, 2111 (Bhs.); 54, 2135 (Bh.); 55, 2176 (Bh.), 2178 (Bh.), 2203 (Bhs.); 56, 2215 (Bhs.).—§ 561 h (Arjuna): V, 56, 2222 (Bhs.).— § 561 j (Yanas.): to Bhīmasena's chariot are yoked coursers endued with the speed of the wind and the splendour of the stars ( ṛkṣaprakhyāḥ ): V, 56, †2228 (Bhs.).— § 561 (do.): V, 57, 2245 (Bhs.), 2257 (Bh.); 58, 2317 (Bhs.), 2318 (Bh.), 2319 (Bh.), 2320 (Bhs.), 2321 (Bhs.), 2322 (Bhs.); 62, †2425 (Bhs.); 65, 2485 (Bhs.); 69, 2548 (Bhs.); 74, (2717) (Bhs.).—§ 562 (Bhagavadyānap.): V, 75, 2740 (Bh.), 2742 (Bh.), 2743 (Bhs.), 2745 (Bh.), 2747 (Bh.), 2750 (Bh.), 2754 (Bh.), 2760 (Bhs.); 76, 2766 (Bhs.); 77, Page129-b+ 63 2785 (Bh.), 2794 (Bhs.), 2799 (Bhs.); 80, 2845 (Bhs.), 2855 (Bhs.); 81, 2865 (Bh.); 82, 2873 (Bhs.), 2901 (Bhs.), 2907 (Bh.), 2911 (Bh.), 2916 (Bh.); 83, 2949 (Bhs.); 90, 3150 (Bh.), 3154 (Bh.), 3154 (Bhs.), 3177 (Bhs.), 3210 (Bh.), 3212 (Bhs.), 3213 (Bh.), 3219 (Bh.); 95, 3403 (Bhs.).— § 564 (Mātalīyopākhy.): V, 105, 3707 (Bh.).—§ 567 (Bhagavadyānap.): V, 124, 4169 (Bhs.); 126, 4217 (Bhs.), 4218 (Bhs.); 129 μ, 4358 (Bhs.); 131, 4426 (Bh.).—§ 569 (do.): V, 137, 4646 (Bhs.), 4654 (Bh.), 4665 (Bh.); 138, 4680 (Bh.), 4689 ( Bhīmapūrvajaḥ Yudhiṣṭhiraḥ ), 4690 (Bh.), 4702 (Bh.), 4745 (Bhs.); 141, 4778 (Bh.), 4781 (Bhs.), 4788 (Bh.), 4804 (Bhs.); 142, 4822 (Bhs.); 144, 4887 (Bh.); 146, 4949 (Bh.).—§ 570 (Sainyaniryānap.): V, 151, 5101 (Bhs.), (5126) (Bhs.), 5143 (Bhs.); ν, 5152 (Bhs.), 5153 (Bhs.); 153, 5197 (Bhs.), 5198 (Bhs.); 154, 5232 (Bh.), 5234 (Bhs.); 157, 5318 (Bhs.), 5347 (Bhs.).—§ 571 (Ulūkadūt.): V, 160, 5471 ( Bhīmasenakaṃ ), 5519 (Bhs.), 5522 (Bhs.); 161, 5544 (Bhs.), 5563 (Bhs.), 5564 (Bhs., sagadād ), 5568 (Bhs.); 162, 5581 (Bhs.), 5592 (Bhs.), 5608 (Bhs.), 5614 (Bh.), 5615 (Bhs.), 5617 (Bh.), 5641 (Bhs.), 5642 (Bhs.); 163, 5657 (Bhs.), 5664 (Bhs.), 5672 (Bhs.), 5696 (Bh.); 164, 5704 (Bhs.), 5706 (Bh.).—§ 572 (Rathātirathas.): V, 166, 5759 (Bhīmasenānuja, i.e. Arjuna); 169, 5853 (Bhs.); 171, 5913 (Bhs.); 172, 5922 (Bhs.).— § 573 (Ambopākhy.): V, 193, 7560 (Bh.); 194, 7598 (Bhs.); 196, 7630 (Bh.), 7637 (Bhs.).—§ 576 (Bhaga- vadgītāp.): VI, 19, 702 (Bh.), 705 (Bh.), 709 (Bhs.), 711 (Bh.), 715 (Bhs.), 717 (Bhs.), 724 (Bhs.), 727 (Bhs.), 740 (Bhs.); 20, 741 ( Bhīmanetrāḥ ); 22, 779 (Bhs.), 788 (Bhs.); 25 θ, 833 (Bh.), 839 (Bh.).—§ 577 (Bhīṣmavadhap.): VI, 43 (1544) (Bhs.), 1560 (Bh.).—§ 578 (do.): VI, 44, 1640 (Bhs.), 1645 (Bhs.), 1647 (Bhs.), 1660 (Bh.); 45 4, 1688 (Bhs.); 47, 1833 (Bh.), 1837 (Bh.), 1839 (Bhs.), 1840 (Bhs.), 1865 (Bhs.).—§ 578 d (do.): VI, 47 : Bh.'s standard was made of gold and showed the device of a lion.—§ 578 (do.): VI, 48 36 χ, 1962 (Bhs.), 1968 (Bhs.), 1969 (Bhs.); 49, 1994 (Bh.); 50, 2049 (Bh.), 2067 (Bh.); π, 2082 (Bhs.; Bh. and Dhṛṣṭadyumna were the wings of the Krauñcāruṇa vyūha); 51, 2096 (Bh.); 52 1 α, 2128 (Bhs.).—§ 579 (do.): VI, 53 5 f., 2228 (Bhīma attacks Droṇa), 2231. (Bh.), 2234 (Bh.); 54 9 f., 2237 (Bh.), 2239 (Bhs.), 2240 (Bh.), 2243 (Bhs.), 2250 (Bhs.), 2251 (Bhs.), 2253 (Bh.), 2255 (Bhs.), 2256 (Bh.), 2257 (Bhs.), 2260 (Bh.), 2263 (Bhs.), 2264 (Bhs.), 2265 (Bhs.), 2267 (Bh.); 54, 2268 (Bh.), 2269 (Bh.), 2271 (Bh.), 2278 (Bh.), 2283 (Bhs.), 2300 (Bhs.), 2301 (Bhs.), 2302 (Bhs.), 2303 (Bhs.), 2304 (Bh.), 2305 (Bh.), 2307 (Bh.), 2311 (Bhs.), 2314 (Bh.), 2316 (Bh.), 2318 (Bh.), 2320 (Bhs.), 2322 (Bhs.), 2323 (Bh.), 2327 (Bhs.), 2328 (Bh.), 2329 (Bhs.), 2331 (Bhs.), 2332 (Bhs.), 2336 (Bh.), 2337 (Bhs.), 2338 (Bhs.), 2339 (Bh.), 2340 (Bhs.), 2343 (Bh.), 2344 (Bhs.), 2346 (Bhs.), 2348 (Bh.), 2350 (Bhs.), 2355 (Bhs.), 2358 (Bh.).—§ 580 (do.): VI, 56 2, 2413 (Bhīmasena on the right horn of Arjuna's and Dhṛṣṭa- dyumna's array after the form of a half-moon); 57, 2433 (Bh.); χ, 2454 (Bhs.); 58 10 f., 2475 (Bhs. vanquishes Duryodhana), 2477 (Bhs.), 2480 (Bh.); 59, †2595 (Bh.).— § 581 (do.): VI, 62 η, 2733 (Bh.); do. 6, 2747 (Bhs. attacks Dury.), 2748 (Bhs.), 2750 (Bhs.), 2753 (Bhs.), 2754 (Bh.), 2756 (Bh.), 2764 (Bhs.), 2765 (Bhs.), 2769 (Bh.), 2770 (Bhs.), 2773 (Bhs.), 2774 (Bhs.), 2777 (Bh.), 2779 (Bh.); 63 7, 2780 (Bhs.), 2781 (Bhs.), 2784 (Bhs.), 2785 (Bhs.), 2786 (Bhs.), 2787 (Bh.), 2789 (Bhs.), 2791 (Bh.), 2795 (Bhs.), 2798 (Bhs.), 2805 (Bhs.); 64 12, 2817 (Bhs.), 2818 Page130-a+ 63 (Bhs.), 2819 (Bhs.), 2820 (Bh.), 2825 (Bh.), 2826 (Bh.), 2827 (Bh.), 2831 (Bhs.), 2833 (Bh.), 2835 (Bhs.), 2837 (Bh.), 2839 (Bhs.), 2840 (Bhs.), 2845 (Bhs.), 2846 (Bh.), 2847 (Bhs.), 2848 (Bh.), 2849 (Bh.), 2851 (Bhs.), 2852 (Bh.), 2853 (Bhs.), 2854 (Bhs.), 2860 (Bhs.), 2862 (Bhs.), 2863 (Bh.), 2892 (Bhs.); 65, 2907 (Bh.).—§ 582 (do.); 69 α, 3063 (Bhs. in the beak of the Śyena array), 3068 1 (Bh. attacks Bhīṣma), 3079 (Bhs.), 3080 (Bhs.); 70, 3090 (Bhs.), 3110 (Bh.); 71 δ, 3138 (Bhs. fights with Bhīṣma, etc.); 72, 3165 (Bhs.), 3182 (Bhs.), 3183 (Bh.), 3186 (Bhs.); 73, 3213 (Bhs.), 3217 (Bhs.), 3218 (Bh.); 74, 3267 (Bhs.).—§ 583 (do.): VI, 75, 3283 (Bhs.); η, 3303 (Bhs.), 3305 (Bhs.), 3306 (Bh.), 3307 (Bh.), 3310 (Bh.); 77 3 κ, 3342 (Bhs.), 3351 (Bhs.), 3353 (Bhs.), 3354 (Bhs.), 3356 (Bh.), 3363 (Bhs.), 3364 (Bh.), 3366 (Bh.), 3368 (Bhs.), 3369 (Bh.), 3371 (Bhs.), 3373 (Bhs.), 3374 (Bhs.), †3375 (Bhs.), †3376 (Bhs.), 3388 (Bh.), 3390 (Bh.), 3391 (Bh.), 3396 (Bhs.), 3408 (Bhs.); 78 10 f., 3413 (Bh.), 3414 (Bh.), 3417 (Bhs.), 3422 (Bhs.), 3426 (Bhs.), 3428 (Bh.), 3430 (Bhs.); 79, 3450 (Bh.), 3451 (Bhs.), 3465 (Bh.), 3468 (Bhs.), 3469 (Bh.); 80, †3516 (Bh.).—§ 584 (do.): VI, 81, 3558 (Bhs.), 3563 (Bh.); 82, 3632 (Bh.), 3634 (Bh.), 3638 (Bhs.); 84, 3737 (Bh.); 85, †3764 (Bhs.), †3767 (Bhs.), †3782 (Bhs.), †3785 (Bhs.); 86, 3836 (Bhs.).—§ 585 (do.): VI, 87, 3864 (Bhs.); 88, 3894 (Bhs.), 3895 (Bh.), 3898 (Bh.), 3903 (Bh.), 3905 (Bhs.), 3906 (Bh.), 3908 (Bh. slays Aparājita), 3915 (Bh.), 3917 (Bh.), 3923 (Bhs.), 3928 (Bh.), 89, 3938 (Bhs.), 3950 (Bhs.), 3956 (Bhs.), 3959 (Bh.); 91, 4019 (Bhs.), 4057 (Bhs.); 93, 4145 (Bhs.), 4156 (Bhs.); 94, 4182 (Bhs.), 4184 (Bhs.), 4186 (Bhs.), 4187 (Bhs.), 4192 (Bhs.), 4197 (Bh.), 4197 (Bhs.), 4201 (Bhs.), 4202 (Bhs.), 4205 (Bhs.), 4207 (Bh.), 4207 (Bhs.), 4210 (Bh.); 95, 4237 (Bhs.), 4243 (Bhs.); δδ, 4254 (Bhs.), 4263 (Bhs.), 4266 (Bh.), 4267 (Bhs.), 4268 (Bhs.), 4269 (Bhs.), 4270 (Bhs.), 4282 (Bh.), 4304 (Bhs.).—§ 585 b (Bhīṣmav.): VI, 95, 4307 (Bhīma's standard showed the device of a lion).— § 585 (do.): VI, 95, 4310 (Bhs.), 4313 (Bh.), 4316 (Bhs.), 4322 (Bhs.); 96, 4338 (Bhs.), 4342 (Bhs.), 4345 (Bh.), 4348 (Bhs.), 4351 (Bhs.), 4354 (Bh.).—§ 586 (do.): VI, 99, 4508 (Bhs.), 4515 (Bhs.); 101, 4586 (Bh.), 4589 (Bhs.); 102, 4668 (Bh.), 4671 (Bh.), 4673 (Bhs.), 4675 (Bhs.); 103 γ, 4694 (Bh.); 104, 4746 (Bhs.), 4753 (Bhs.); 105, 4799 (Bh.); 106 δ, 4803 (Bh.), 4805 (Bhs.), 4806 (Bhs.); 107 χ, 4912 (Bhs.), 4945 (Bh.).—§ 587 (do.): VI, 108, 4998 (Bhs.), 5012 (Bh.); 109, 5073 (Bh.); 110 ζ, 5103 (Bhs.), 5184 (Bh.); 111, 5183 (Bhs.), 5187 (Bh.); 112 ζ, 5228 (Bhs.); 113, 5241 (Bhs.), 5242 (Bhs.), 5250 (Bh.), 5251 (Bh.), 5252 (Bhs.), 5255 (Bhs.), 5259 (Bhs.), 5260 (Bh.), 5262 (Bh.), 5264 (Bhs.), 5267 (Bhs.), 5272 (Bh.), 5275 (Bh.), 5279 (Bhs.), 5281 (Bhs.), 5282 (Bh.), 5284 (Bh.), 5286 (Bh.), 5287 (Bhs.), 5289 (Bh.); 114, 5295 (Bh.), 5298 (Bhs.), 5300 (Bhs.), 5308 (Bh.), 5310 (Bh.), 5316 (Bhs.), 5318 (Bhs.), 5319 (Bh.), 5320 (Bh.), 5322 (Bhs.), 5323 (Bh.), 5325 (Bhs.); 115, 5353 (Bhs.), 5363 (Bhs.); 116, 5412 (Bhs.); 118, 5553 (Bhs.); 119 χ, 5577 (Bh.); ω, 5587 (Bhs.), 5684 (Bhs.); 120, 5708 (Bhs.).—§ 588 (do.): VI, 121, †5798 (Bh.), 5809 (Bhs.).—§ 589 (Droṇā- bhiṣekap.): VII, 2 α, †82 (Bhs.); 8, 227 (Bhs.), †248 (Bhs.); θ, †251 (Bh.); 10, 319 (Bhs.).—§ 590 (do.): VII, 14, 521 (Bhs.), 522 (Bh.), 524 (Bhs.); α, 577 (Bh.); 15, 586 (Bh.), 587 (Bh.), 589 (Bh.), 592 (Bhs.), 594 ( paṭṭair jāmbūnadair baddhā babhūva…viddhā Bhīmena mahatī, sc. gadā ). 598 (Bhs.), 599 (Bhs.), 601 (Bhs.), 606 (Bh.), Page130-b+ 63 607 ( Bhīma-gadā- ), 614 (Bh.); 16 β, 633 (Bh.).—§ 592 (Saṃśaptakav.): VII, 22, 935 (Bh.), 943 (Bh.); 23, 950 (Bh.), 1027 (Bhs.), 1030 (Bhs.); β, 1038 (Bhs.); 25, 1070 (Bh.), 1071 (Bh.); 26, 1131 (Bh.), 1134 (Bhs.), 1136 (Bh.), 1137 (Bh.), 1139 (Bh.), 1140 (Bhs.), 1142 (Bh.), 1143 (Bhs.), 1147 (Bh.), 1149 (Bh.), 1152 (Bh.), 1153 (Bh.), 1154 (Bhs.), 1155 (Bh.), 1156 (Bh.), 1174 (Bh.), 1176 (Bh.), 1177 (Bh.); 32 χ, 1376 (Bhs.), 1379 (Bhs.); 1381 ( Bhīmaprabhṛtayaḥ ); ββ, 1427 (Bh.), 1435 (Bh.); ζζ, 1443 (Bh.).—§ 593 (Abhimanyu- vadhap.): VII, 34, 1485 (Bhs.), 1490 (Bhs.); 35, 1507 (Bhs.); ζ, (1528) (Bh.); 39 ν, 1657 (Bhs.); 40, 1680 (Bh.), 1685 (Bh.); 42 π, 1743 (Bhs.), 1752 (Bhs.); 43, 1774 (Bh.), 1775 (Bh.).—§ 596 (Pratijñāp.): VII, 78 ε, 2743 (Bhs.).— § 597 (do.): VII, 83 α, 2949 (Bhs.).—§ 599 (Jayadratha- vadhap.): VII, 95 ζ, 3525 (Bhs.); 96 θ, 3572 (Bhs.); 97, 3574 (Bhs.); 98 κ, 3660 (Bhs.); 106, 3980 (Bhs.); 108, 4065 (Bhs.), 4067 (Bh.), 4068 (Bh.), 4069 (Bh.), 4070 (Bh.), 4074 ( Bhīma-cāpa- ), 4075 (Bhs.), 4078 (Bh.), 4079 (Bh.), 4093 (Bhs.), 4094 (Bhs.); 109, 4107 ( Bhīmasenādayaḥ ), 4113 (Bhs.); 110, 4151 (Bhs.), 4197 (Bh.), 4204 (Bhs.); 111, 4281 (Bh.); 112, 4358 (Bhs.), 4360 (Bh.), 4361 (Bh.), 4362 (Bh.), 4364 (Bh.), 4365 (Bhs.), 4367 (Bh.), 4368 (Bh.); 113, 4431 (Bh.), 4436 (Bhs.); 114, 4500 (Bh.), 4505 (Bh.), 4508 (Bhs.), 4511 (Bh.), 4510 (Bhs.), 4514 (Bh.), 4516 (Bh.), 4517 (Bhs.), 4518 (Bhs.); 122 θθ, 4877 (Bhs.), 4883 (Bh.); 123, 4969 (Bhs.); 124 κκ, 4983 (Bhs.), 4987 (Bhs.), 5000 (Bhs.), 5001 (Bhs.); 125, 5074 (Bhs.); 126, 5114 (Bh.), 5115 (Bh.), 5118 (Bhs.), 5120 (Bh.), 5122 (Bh.), 5123 (Bh.), 5123 (Bhs.), 5124 (Bh.), 5126 (Bhs.), 5134 (Bh.); 127, (5144) (Bh.), 5147 (Bhs.), 5159 (Bhs.), 5162 (Bhs.), 5164 (Bh.), 5167 (Bh.), 5170 (Bh.), 5179 (Bhs.), 5182 (Bh.), 5188 (Bhs.), 5190 (Bh.), 5193 (Bh.), 5193 (Bhs.), 5196 (Bh.), 5199 (Bhs.), 5201 (Bh.), 5203 (Bh.), 5206 (Bh.), 5207 (Bh.), 5213 (Bhs.), 5215 (Bh.), 5215 (Bhs.), 5216 (Bhs.), 5217 (Bh.); 128, 5222 (Bh.), 5227 (Bh.), 5230 (Bh.), 5230 (Bhs.), 5232 (Bh.), 5235 (Bh.), 5236 (Bh.), 5238 (Bhs.), 5241 (Bhs.), 5244 (Bhs.), 5248 (Bhs.), 5250 ( Bhīmasena-ravaṃ ), 5252 (Bhs.), 5254 (Bh.), 5268 (Bhs.); 129, 5272 (Bhs.), 5273 (Bhs.), 5276 (Bh.), 5277 (Bhs.), 5278 (Bh.), 5279 (Bh.), 5280 (Bh.), 5281 (Bhs.), 5283 (Bh.), 5285 (Bh.), 5286 (Bhs.), 5290 (Bh.), 5291 (Bh.), 5292 (Bhs.), 5293 (Bh.), 5297 (Bh.), 5301 (Bh.), 5305 (Bhs.), 5306 (Bhs.), 5308 (Bh.); 130, 5311 (Bhs.), 5314 (Bhs.), 5316 (Bh.), 5318 (Bhs.); 131, 5356 (Bh.); ρρ, 5357 (Bh.), 5358 (Bhs.), 5359 (Bh.), 5361 (Bh.), 5362 (Bh.), 5364 (Bh.), 5365 (Bh.), 5367 (Bhs.), 5368 (Bh.), 5369 (Bh.), 5370 (Bh.), 5371 (Bh.), 5373 (Bhs.), 5375 (Bh.), 5376 (Bh.), 5378 (Bhs.), 5380 (Bhs.), 5384 (Bhs.), 5386 (Bhs.), 5389 (Bhs.), 5393 (Bh.), 5394 (Bhs.), 5395 (Bhs.), 5396 (Bh.), 5397 (Bhs.), 5402 (Bhs.), 5403 (Bh.), 5405 (Bhs.), 5406 (Bh.), 5409 (Bhs.); 132, 5413 (Bh.), 5414 (Bh.), 415 (Bhs.), 5417 (Bhs.), 5418 (Bhs.), 5419 (Bh.); σσ, 5423 (Bhs.), 5433 (Bh.), 5434 (Bhs.), 5435 (Bh.), 5439 (Bh.), 5451 (Bh.); 133 ττ, 5455 (Bhs.), 5460 (Bhs.), 5468 (Bh.), 5469 (Bh.), 5470 (Bh.), 5471 (Bh.), 5472 (Bh.), 5473 (Bh.), 5474 (Bhs.), 5476 (Bhs.), 5478 (Bh.), 5479 (Bh.), 5483 (Bh.), 5489 (Bh.), 5494 (Bhs.), 5495 (Bh.), 5496 (Bhs.), 5499 (Bh.); 134, 5500 (Bh.), 5502 (Bhs.), 5503 (Bh.), 5504 (Bh.), 5507 (Bhs.), 5509 (Bh.), 5511 (Bh.), 5515 (Bh.), 5517 (Bh.), 5524 (Bhs.), 5528 (Bhs.), 5530 (Bh.), 5531 (Bh.), 5532 (Bh.), 5533 (Bhs.); 135, 5542 (Bh.), 5545 (Bhs.), 5547 (Bh.), 5549 (Bhs.), 5550 (Bhs.), 5552 (Bh.), 5553 (Bh.), 5554 (Bhs.), 5556 (Bh.), 5557 (Bh.), 5563 (Bhs.), 5566 (Bhs.), 5568 (Bh.), 5567 (Bhs.), 5569 (Bhs.), 5570 (Bh.), Page131-a+ 63 5572 (Bhs.), 5573 (Bh.), 5574 (Bhs.); 136, 5576 (Bh.), 5578 (Bh.), 5581 (Bhs.), 5582 (Bh.), 5584 (Bh.), 5587 (Bhs.), 5589 (Bh.), 5591 (Bhs.), 5595 (Bhs.), 5603 (Bh.), 5609 (Bh.), 5610 (Bh.), 5611 (Bh.), 5612 (Bhs.), 5613 (Bh.); 137, 5615 (Bhs.), 5616 (Bhs.), 5628 (Bhs.), 5633 ( Bhīma- cāpa- ), 5634 (Bhs.), 5639 (Bhs.), 5640 (Bhs.), 5650 (Bhs.), 5660 (Bhs.), 5665 (Bh.); 138, 5670 (Bh.), 5671 (Bhs.), 5672 (Bh.), 5674 ( Bhīma-cāpa- ), 5676 ( Bhīma-cāpa- ), 5678 (Bh.), 5679 (Bh.), 5698 (Bh.), 5695 (Bh.); 139, 5697 (Bhs.), 5701 (Bh.), 5706 (Bh.), 5712 (Bh.), 5717 (Bh.), 5726 (Bhs.), 5729 (Bh.), 5731 (Bh.), 5733 (Bh.), 5734 (Bhs.), 5735 (Bhs.), 5737 (Bh.), 5742 (Bh.), 5747 (Bh.), 5748 (Bhs.), 5749 (Bh.), 5750 (Bh.), 5753 (Bh.), 5755 (Bh.), 5767 (Bhs.), 5768 (Bh.), 5780 (Bh.), 5782 (Bh.), 5785 (Bhs.), 5794 (Bh.), 5797 (Bhs.), 5800 (Bh.), 5805 (Bhs.), 5806 (Bh.); 140, 5819 (Bh.), †5825 (Bh.); 143, 5997 (Bh.), 6004 (Bh.); 145, 6079 (Bhs.), 6094 (Bhs.), 6115 (Bhs.), 6116 (Bhs.); 146, 6288 (Bhs.); 147, 6368 (Bh.), 6369 (Bhs.), 6385 (Bhs.); 148, 6388 (Bh.), 6389 (Bhs.), 6394 (Bh.), 6398 (Bh.), 6402 (Bhs.); 149, 6482 (Bh.); 150, 6496 (Bhs.); 152, 6582 (Bhs.).— § 600 (Ghaṭotkacavadhap.): VII, 153 α, 6626 (Bhs.); 154 β, 6649 (Bhs.); 155, 6703 (Bhs.), 6704 (Bh.), 6707 (Bhs.), 6708 (Bh.), 6709 (Bhs.), 6714 (Bh.), 6716 (Bh.), 6718 (Bh.), 6719 (Bh.), 6723 (Bh.); 156, 6763 (Bhs.), 6776 (Bhs.), 6781 (Bhs.), 6809 ( pautreṇa Bhīmasenasya…Añjana- parvaṇā ), 6817 (Bh.); 6826 (Bh.), 6853 (Bh.), 6895 (Bh.), 6898 (Bhs.); 157 ξ, 6923 (Bhs.), 6926 (Bh.), 6929 (Bhs.), 6933 (Bh.), 6934 (Bh.), 6935 (Bh.), 6937 (Bh.), 6939 (Bh.), 6941 (Bh.), 6942 (Bh.), 6943 (Bh.), 6945 (Bhs.), 6964 (Bhs.), 6965 (Bh.); 158, 7015 (Bh.); 161, 7204 (Bhs.), 7208 (Bh.), 7215 (Bhs.); 162, 7247 (Bh.), 7274 (Bh.), 7276 (Bh.); 163 ηη, 7281 (Bh.); 164, 7346 (Bhs.); 165, 7363 (Bhs.); 166, 7438 (Bhs.), 7439 (Bhs.), 7441 (Bh.), 7442 (Bh.), 7443 (Bhs.), 7444 (Bh.), 7445 (Bhs.), 7446 (Bhs.), 7448 (Bh.), 7452 (Bhs.), 7454 (Bh.), 7455 (Bh.); 170 νν, 7672 (Bhs.); 172, 7754 (Bhs.), 7763 (Bh.); 173, 7814 (Bh.), 7835 (Bhs.); 176, 8008 (Bh.), 8009 (Bh.), 8016 (Bh.), 8041 (Bhs.), 8043 (Bh.), 8044 (Bhs.), 8047 (Bhs.), 8049 (Bh.), 8051 (Bhs.), 8052 (Bh.), 8054 (Bh.), 8058 (Bh.), 8064 (Bh.), 8065 (Bhs.), 8068 (Bhs.); 177, 8073 (Bhs.); 178, 8074 (Bh.), 8075 (Bh.), 8083 (Bh.), 8112 (Bhs.), 8114 (Bhs.); 179, †8163 (Bh.); 181, 8227 (Bhs.), 8235 (Bhs.); 183, 8314 (Bhs.), 8315 (Bh.), 8330 (Bhs.), 8343 (Bhs.).—§ 601 (Droṇa- vadhap.): VII, 184, 8364 (Bh.).—§ 602 (do.): VII, 186, 8464 (Bhs.), (8465) (Bhs.), 8468 (Bh.), 8506 (Bhs.), (8508) (Bhs.); 187, 8544 (Bhs.); 188, 8584 (Bh.), 8585 (Bh.), 8587 (Bhs.), 8588 (Bh.), 8589 (Bh.), 8590 (Bh.), 8591 (Bh.), 8596 (Bh.); 189, 8676 (Bhs.), 8678 (Bhs.), 8681 (Bhs.), 8689 (Bhs.), 8690 (Bhs.); 190, 8707 (Bh.), 8709 (Bhs.), 8710 (Bh.), 8711 (Bhs.), 8735 (Bhs.), 8743 (Bhs.); 191, 8805 (Bh.); 192, 8811 (Bhs.), 8834 (Bh.), 8844 (Bh.), 8850 (Bhs.), 8887 (Bhs.), 8888 (Bh.), 8890 (Bh.).—§ 603 (Nārā- yaṇāstramokṣap.): VII, 193, 8946 (Bhs.), 8949 (Bh.); 195 θ, 9007 (Bhs.); 197 μ, 9083 (Bhs.); 198, 9133 (Bh.), 9175 (Bhs.), 9177 (Bh.), 9186 (Bh.), 9191 (Bh.); 199, 9238 (Bhs.), 9247 (Bh.), 9248 (Bh.), 9252 (Bhs.), 9254 (Bh.), 9256 (Bh.), 9257 (Bhs.); 200, 9261 (Bhs.), 9263 (Bh.), 9265 (Bh.), 9267 (Bh.), 9270 (Bh.), 9279 (Bh.); γγ, 9330 (Bhs.), †9337 (Bh.), †9338 (Bhs.), 9344 (Bhs.), 9346 (Bh.), 9348 (Bh.), 9349 ( Bhīmanāmāṅkitā vāṇāḥ ), 9350 (Bh.), 9352 (Bh.), 9357 (Bhs.), 9358 (Bh.), 9360 (Bhs.), 9364 (Bh.), 9369 (Bhs.), 9371 (Bh.), 9372 (Bhs.), 9378 (Bh.), 9381 (Bh.), 9382 (Bhs.), 9385 (Bhs.), 9386 (Bhs.); εε, 9401 (Bh.). Page131-b+ 63 —§ 604 (Karṇap.): VIII, 3, 62 (Bhs.); 4, 89 (Bhs.); 5 ζ, 98 (Bhs.), 108 (Bhs.), 111 (Bhs.), 119 (Bhs.), 121 (Bhs.), 124 (Bhs.), 131 (Bhs.), 133 (Bhs.); 9, 297 (Bhs.).—§ 605 (do.): VIII, 11 χ, 426 (Bhs.); 12, 472 (Bh.), 473 (Bhs.), 474 (Bh.), 476 (Bh.), 477 (Bhs.), 478 (Bh.), 479 (Bhs.), 481 (Bh.), 482 (Bhs.), 483 (Bh.); 13, 492 (Bhs.); 14, 564 (Bhs.); 15, 566 (Bhs.), 568 (Bhs.), 572 (Bh.), 583 (Bh.), 595 (Bh.), 600 (Bh.); 21, 829 (Bhs.); 26, 1053 (Bhs.), 1055 (Bh.); 28, 1167 (Bhs.); 29, 1201 (Bh.), 1203 (Bh.), —§ 606 (do.): VIII, 35, 1637 (Bhs.).—§ 607 (do.): VIII, 36, 1688 (Bhs.); α, 1690 (Bhs.); β, 1694 (Bhs.), 1700 (Bh.); 37, †1728 (Bhs.).—§ 608 (do.): VIII, 46 α, 2126 (Bhs.), 2156 (Bhs.); 48 ξ, 2257 (Bhs.), 2262 (Bh.), 2266 (Bhs.), 2280 (Bhs.); ρ, 2286 (Bhs.); 49, 2334 (Bhs.), 2365 (Bhs.), 2386 (Bhs.); 50, 2393 (Bh.), 2394 (Bh.), 2396 (Bhs.), 2397 (Bh.), 2404 (Bh.), 2409 (Bh.), 2410 (Bhs.), 2415 (Bh.), 2416 (Bhs.), 2418 (Bhs.), 2419 (Bhs.), 2422 (Bh.), 2423 (Bh.), 2424 (Bhs.), 2437 (Bhs.), 2439 (Bhs.); 51, 2440 (Bh.), 2442 (Bh.), 2444 (Bhs.), 2445 (Bhs.), 2448 (Bhs.), 2451 (Bhs.), 2453 (Bh.), 2454 (Bh.), 2455 (Bh.), 2457 (Bh.), 2459 (Bhs.), 2461 (Bhs.), 2463 (Bh.), 2464 (Bh.), 2465 (Bh.), 2467 (Bh.), 2472 (Bh.), 2474 (Bhs.), 2481 (Bhs.), 2483 (Bh.), 2484 (Bh.), 2490 (Bh.), 2491 (Bh.), 2492 (Bh.), 2494 (Bh.), 2501 (Bh.), 2502 (Bhs.); 54, 2625 (Bhs.); 56, 2692 (Bhs.), 2693 (Bhs.), 2694 (Bhs.), 2761 (Bhs.), 2763 (Bh.), 2765 (Bh.), 2766 (Bhs.), 2767 (Bhs.), 2772 (Bhs.); 57 ϕ, 2849 (Bhs.); 58, 2857 (Bhs.), 2901 (Bh.); 60, 2983 (Bh.), 2995 (Bhs.), 3002 (Bh.), 3008 (Bhs.), 3033 (Bh.), 3035 (Bhs.), 3036 (Bh.), 3037 (Bhs.), 3042 (Bhs.), 3052 (Bh.), 3053 (Bhs.), 3054 (Bh.), 3056 (Bh.), 3062 (Bhs.), 3063 (Bhs.); 61 δδδ, 3067 (Bhs.), 3069 (Bhs.), 3070 (Bhs.); εεε, 3073 (Bhs.), 3081 (Bhs.), 3118 (Bhs.), 3119 (Bhs.), 3120 (Bhs.), 3126 (Bhs.), 3128 (Bh.), 3132 (Bh.), 3133 (Bh.), 3137 (Bhs.), 3139 (Bhs.), 3140 (Bhs.); 62 ζζζ, 3149 (Bhs.), 3175 (Bh.); 63, 3178 (Bhs.), 3201 (Bhs.), 3201 (Bh.), 3202 (Bhs.), 3205 (Bh.), 3211 (Bhs.), 3213 (Bh.); 65, †3287 (Bh.), (3288) (Bhs.), †3291 (Bh.), (†3292) (Bhs.), †3294 (Bhs.), †3295 (Bhs.), 3299 (Bh.), 3301 (Bhs.); 66, 3322 (Bhs.); 67, †3378 (Bh.); 68, †3381 (Bh.), †3382 (Bh.), †3383 (Bhs.); 69, 3405 (Bhs.), †3476 (Bh.), †3485 (Bh.); 70, †3493 (Bh.), †3498 (Bhs.), †3499 (Bh.), †3502 (Bh.), †3532 (Bh.), †3537 (Bhs.), †3538 (Bh.); 71, 3573 (Bh.); 73, 3651 (Bh.), 3659 (Bh.), 3660 (Bh.), 3745 (Bh.); 74, 3796 (Bh.), †3803 (Bh.); 75, †3815 (Bh.), [†3820] (Bh.), †3822 (Bhs.); 76, †3823 (Bh.), †3824 (Bh.), †3825 (Bh.), †3826 (Bh.), †3827 (Bh.), †3830 (Bhs.), †3839 (Bh.), (†3839) (Bhs.), †3840 (Bhs.), †3841 (Bhs.), †3848 (Bh.), (†3860) (Bhs.); 77, 3862 (Bh.), 3883 (Bhs.), 3884 (Bhs.), 3885 (Bh.), 3887 (Bh.), 3889 (Bhs.), 3892 (Bh.), 3897 (Bh.), 3899 (Bh.), 3907 (Bhs.), 3908 (Bhs.), 3910 (Bh.), 3911 (Bh.), 3913 (Bh.), 3915 (Bh.), 3918 (Bh.), 3919 (Bhs.), 3920 (Bh.), 3922 (Bhs.), 3928 (Bh.), 3931 (Bhs.), 3932 (Bh.), 3935 (Bh.), 3936 (Bh.); 78, 3940 (Bhs.), 3946 (Bhs.), 3947 (Bh.), 3948 (Bhs.); γ, 3955 (Bh.), 3959 (Bhs.), 3962 (Bhs.), 4003 (Bh.); 79, 4010 (Bhs.); 80, 4091 (Bh.), 4111 (Bhs.), 4113 (Bh.), 4114 (Bhs.); 81, 4143 (Bhs.), 4145 (Bh.), 4146 (Bh.), 4152 (Bh.), 4153 (Bh.), 4155 (Bh.), 4157 (Bhs.), 4168 (Bhs.); 82, †4193 (Bhs.), †4209 (Bh.), †4213 (Bh.), †4214 (Bh.); 83, †4216 (Bh.), †4217 (Bh.), †4217 (Bhs.), †4218 (Bhs.), †4220 (Bh.), †4221 (Bh.), †4223 (Bh.), †4224 (Bhs.), †4228 (Bh.), †4236 (Bh.), †4239 (Bh.), †4240 (Bhs.), †4242 (Bh.), †4243 (Bh.), 4248 (Bh.), †4258 (Bhs.); 84, 4262 (Bh.), 4264 (Bhs.), 4265 (Bh.), 4268 (Bh.), 4270 (Bhs.), 4290 (Bh.), Page132-a+ 63 †4297 (Bhs.), †4298 (Bhs.), †4301 (Bh.); 85, †4329 (Bh.), †4341 (Bhs.); 89, †4559 (Bh.), †4572 (Bh.), †4576 (Bh.), †4585 (Bh.); 91, 4752 (Bhs.); 92, †4824 (Bh.); 93, 4848 (Bhs.), 4854 (Bhs.), 4855 (Bhs.), 4856 (Bh.), 4860 (Bhs.), 4861 (Bh.), 4862 (Bh.), 4870 (Bhs.), 4891 (Bhs.).—§ 609 (Śalyap.): IX, 1, 12 (Bhs.); 2, 105 (Bhs.).—§ 610 (do.): IX, 3, 140 (Bhs.), 146 (Bhs.), 147 (Bhs.), 148 (Bh.), 152 (Bh.), 152 (Bhs.), 153 (Bh.), 154 (Bh.), 161 (Bhs.), 181 (Bhs.); 4, 203 (Bh.), 223 (Bhs.), 234 (Bhs.); 5, 252 (Bhs.); 7, 351 (Bh.).—§ 611 (do.): IX, 8, 381 (Bhs.), 399 (Bhs.); 9, 448 (Bhs.), 450 (Bhs.); 10, 516 (Bhs.); 11 λ, 549 (Bhs.), 565 (Bhs.), 569 (Bh.), 573 (Bhs.), 577 (Bh.), 591 (Bhs.); 12, 595 (Bh.), 598 (Bhs.), 603 (Bh.), 604 (Bh.), 605 (Bh.), 608 (Bhs.), 609 (Bh.), 618 (Bhs.), 646 (Bhs.), 652 (Bhs.); 13, 656 (Bhs.), 659 (Bhs.), 663 (Bhs.), 667 (Bhs.), 675 (Bhs.), 676 (Bhs.), 679 (Bh.), 687 (Bhs.), 703 (Bhs.); 15, 768 (Bhs.), 770 (Bhs.), 775 (Bhs.), 779 (Bhs.); 16, 798 (Bh.), 802 (Bhs.), 806 (Bh.), 820 (Bh.), 831 (Bh.), 834 (Bh.), 835 (Bhs.); 17 χ, 866 (Bhs.), †871 (Bhs.), †873 (Bhs.), †886 (Bh.), †889 (Bhs.), †890 (Bhs.), †891 (Bh.), †892 (Bh.), †892 (Bhs.), †895 (Bh.), †896 (Bh.), †898 (Bh.); 18 ββ, 961 (Bh.); 19, 1016 (Bh.), 1017 (Bh.), 1017 (Bhs.), 1020 (Bhs.), 1027 (Bhs.), 1037 (Bhs.), 1038 (Bh.), 1039 (Bhs.), 1040 (Bh.), 1042 (Bh.), 1045 (Bh.), 1058 (Bhs.); 20 θθ, †1084 (Bh.); 22 λλ, 1138 (Bhs.), 1144 (Bhs.), 1149 (Bhs.); 24, 1302 (Bhs.); 25, 1367 (Bhs.), 1370 (Bhs.), 1371 (Bhs.), 1395 (Bhs.), 1397 (Bhs.); 26, 1401 (Bhs.), 1404 (Bhs.), 1407 (Bh.), 1407 (Bhs.), 1408 (Bh.), 1409 (Bh.), 1409 (Bhs.), 1411 (Bh.), 1413 (Bh.), 1414 (Bh.), 1420 (Bh.), 1421 (Bh.), 1424 (Bhs.), 1427 (Bhs.), 1428 (Bh.), 1429 (Bh.), 1434 (Bhs.), 1435 (Bhs.), 1436 (Bh.), 1439 (Bhs.); 27, 1455 (Bh.); ϕϕ, 1471 (Bhs.), 1473 (Bhs.), 1491 (Bh.), 1494 (Bh.), 1495 (Bh.), 1496 (Bh.); 28, 1503 (Bh.), 1506 (Bh.), 1517 (Bhs.), 1527 (Bhs.), 1528 (Bh.), 1529 (Bhs.), 1530 (Bh.).— § 612 (Hradapraveśap.): IX, 29, 1568 (Bhs.), 1643 (Bhs.), 1651 (Bhs.); 30, 1697 (Bhs.), 1706 (Bhs.), 1714 (Bhs.), 1715 (Bhs.), 1718 (Bhs.); ε, 1725 (Bhs.).—§ 613 (Gadā- yuddhap.): IX, 32, 1882 (Bh.); 33 ε, 1893 (Bhs.), 1896 (Bh.), 1900 (Bh.), (1905) (Bhs.), 1918 (Bh.), 1918 (Bhs.), 1930 (Bhs.).—§ 614 (do.): IX, 34, 1957 (Bhs.).—§ 615 (Baladevatīrthay.): IX, 54, 3068 (Bh.).—§ 615 (Gadā- yuddhap.): 55, 3078 (Bh.), 3095 (Bh.), 3097 (Bh.), 3101 (Bhs.), 3102 (Bh.), 3122 (Bh.); 56, 3135 (Bh.), 3157 (Bhs.); 57, 3175 (Bhs.), 3187 (Bhs.), 3191 (Bhs.), 3200 (Bh.), 3200 (Bhs.), 3201 (Bh.), 3203 (Bhs.), 3206 (Bh.), 3207 (Bhs.), 3212 (Bh.), 3213 (Bh.), 3215 (Bhs.), 3218 (Bh.), 3220 (Bh.), 3221 (Bh.), 3222 (Bh.), 3224 (Bh.), 3224 (Bhs.), 3225 (Bh.), 3228 (Bh.), 3230 (Bhs.), 3234 (Bhs.), 3235 (Bh.), 3235 (Bhs.), †3239 (Bhs.), †3242 (Bh.); 58, 3248 (Bh.), 3249 (Bhs.), 3251 (Bh.), 3252 (Bh.), 3264 (Bhs.), 3266 (Bhs.), 3267 (Bh.), 3269 (Bhs.), 3272 (Bh.), 3283 (Bhs.), 3285 (Bh.), 3287 (Bhs.), 3290 (Bhs.), 3293 (Bhs.); 59, 3311 (Bhs.), 3314 (Bh.), †3321 (Bhs.), 3326 (Bh.), 3329 (Bhs.), 3330 (Bhs.); 60, 3344 (Bhs.), 3345 (Bh.), 3348 (Bh.), 3356 (Bh.), 3357 (Bh.), 3362 (Bhs.), 3373 (Bh.), 3376 (Bhs.), 3379 (Bh.), 3380 (Bhs.); 61, 3388 (Bhs.), 3389 (Bhs.), 3393 (Bhs.), 3401 (Bh.), 3404 (Bhs.), 3415 (Bh.), 3430 (Bhs.); 62, 3480 (Bhs.); 63, 3510 (Bhs.); 64, 3592 (Bhs.), 3597 (Bhs.), 3612 (Bhs.).—§ 616 (Sauptikap.): X, 1, 7 (Bh.), 15 (Bh.); 1, 60 (Bhs.); 5, 198 (Bh.), 199 (Bhs.); 9, 499 (Bhs.), 500 (Bhs.), 502 (Bhs.).— § 617 (Aiṣīkap.): 10, 550α (Bhs.); 11, 582 (Bhs.), 595 (Bh.), 595 (Bhs.), 601 (Kaunteya, Bhs.); 12, 608 (Bh.); Page132-b+ 61 13, 657 (Bhs.), 663 (Bhs.); 15, 699 (Bhs.), 700 (Bhs.); 16, 748 (Bhs.).—§ 618 (Jalapradānikap.): XI, 11, 299 (Bhs.); 12, 325 (Bh.), 326 (Bhs. °mayaṃ dāvaṃ ), 327 (Bh.), 329 (Bhs.), 330 (Bh.), 333 (Bh.), 334 (Bhs.), 335 (Bh.), 339 (Bh.), 340 (Bhs.); 13, 351 (Bh.), 352 (Bhs.), 356 (Bh.), 359ν (Bh.); 14, 378 (Bh.); 15, 381ο (Bhs.), 395 (Bhs.).— § 619 (Strīvilāpap.): 17, 502 (Bhs.), 503 (Bhs.), 505 (Bhs.); 18, 519γ (Bhs.), 537 (Bh.), 538 (Bhs.), 543 (Bhs.), 545 (Bhs.), 546 (Bhs.); 20, 547 (Bh.); 22, 617η (Bhs.).— § 621 (Rājadh.): XII, 1, 13γ (Bh.), 26 (Bh.); 2, 51 (Bhs.); 10, 277 (Bhs.).—§ 623 (do.): 16, 482ν (Bhs.).—§ 635 (do.): 33, 1175 (Bh.); 37, 1377 (Bh. Kaunteya); 38, 1396ε (Bhs.).—§ 637 (do.): 40, 1445 (Bhs.), 1464 (Bhs., Pāṇḍ.); 41 β, 1475 (Bhs. Kaunteyaṃ ); 44, 1517 (Bh.); 47, 1695 (Bhs.).—§ 639 (do.): 53 ζ, 1914 (Bh.); θ, 1921 (Bh.).— § 640 (do.): 54, 1929α (Bh.).—§ 657 (Āpaddh.): 167, 6238 (Bhs.), †6252 (Bh.), 6239 (Bhs.).—§ 730 (Ānuśāsan.): XIII, 15, 1033 (Bh. °pūrvaja, i.e. Yudh.).—§ 777 (Svar- gārohaṇikap.): 169, 7771α (Bhs.).—§ 778 (Āśvamedhikap.): XIV, 1, 3 (Bh.).—§ 780 (do.): 14, 356β (Bh.); 15, 384α (Bhs.), 389 (Bh.).—§ 783 (Anugītāp.): 52, 1504ν (Bhs.), 1508 (Bh.), 1524 (Bh.), †1533 (Bh.).—§ 785 (do.): 60, 1787 (Bh.), 1799 (Bhs.), 1802 (Bhs.); 61, 1845 (Bh.); 63, 1874 (Bhs.), 1880 (Bh.), 1881 (Bhs.), 1886 (Bh.); 66, 1954μ (Bh.); 67, 1967 (Bhs.), 1969 (Bhs.); 68, 1997ξ (Bhs.); 71 ρ, 2081 (Bhs.); 72, 2097 ( Bhīmasenād avarajaḥ, i.e. Arjuna), 2102 (Bhs.), 2108 (Bh.); 77, 2223 ( Bhīmasenād anantarād, i.e. Arjuna); 85 δ, 2514 (Bh.), 2515 (Bh.), 2516 (Bhs.), 2519 (Bh.), 2520 (Bhs.), 2526 (Bhs.), 2537 (Bhs.); 86, 2553 (Bhs.), 2555 (Bhs.), 2558 (Bh.); 87, 2586 (Bh.), υ, 2598 (Bh.); 88 χ, 2608 (Bh.), 2612 (Bh.), 2627 (Bhs.), 2632 (Bh.); 91, 2814 (Bh.).—§ 787 (Āśramavāsik.): XV, 1, 27 (Bh.); 2, 35 (Bh.), 57 (Bh.); 3, 61 (Bh.), 62 (Bhs.), 64 (Bh.), 66 (Bh.), 72 (Bh.), 124 (Bhs.); 10, 333ν (Bh.), 346 (Bh.); 11, 362 (Bh.), 363 (Bhs.), 364 (Bh.), 371 (Bhs.); 12, 382 (Bh.), 386 (Bh.), 387—8 (Bhs.), 389 (Bh.), 391 (Bh.); 13, 399 (Bh.), 401 (Bh.); 16, 455ϕ (Bhs.), 465 (Bh.); 17, 479 (Bh.), 480 (Bhs.), 483 (Bh.), 494 (Bhs.).— § 788 (do.): 24, 646β (Bhs.); 25, 658 (Bh.); 26, 710 (Bhs.); 27, 733 (Bhs.); 28 ε, 737 (Bhs.), 747 (Bh.).—§ 789 (Putradarśanap.): 31 η, 853 ( Marudgaṇād Bhīmasenaṃ ).— § 791 (do.): 36, 1003β (Bh.).—§ 792 (Nāradāgamanap.): XV, 37, 1053 (Bhs.); 38, 1066 (Bh.), 1073 (Bh.).—§ 793 (Mausalap.): XVI, 7, 179λ (Bhs.); 8, 284 (Bh.).—§ 794 (Mahāprasthānikap.): XVIII, 1, 5 (Bhs.), 20 (Bh.), 31 (Bh.), 37α (Bhs.); 2, 50 (Bhs.), 54 (Bh.), 59 (Bh.), 61 (Bhs.), 65 (Bh.), 69 (Bh.); 3, 92 (Bh.).—§ 795 (Svargārohaṇap.): XVIII, 2, 36 (Bh.), 66ε (Bhs.); 3 η, 96 (Bh.), 118 (Bh.); 4 κ, 131 ( Bhīmasenaṃ Marudgaṇavṛtaṃ ). Cf. also the following synonyms: Acyutānuja (“younger brother of Yudhiṣṭhira”): IV, 236. Anilātmaja (“son of the wind”): VI, 5279; VII, 1138. Arjunāgraja (“elder brother of Arjuna”): I, 5472. Arjunapūrvaja (do.): VI, 4356. Ballava (q.v.). Bhīmadhanvan : X, 663. Jaya : VII, 5159 ( pradeśitajayo Jayaḥ (B. Dayaḥ ) Bhīmasenaḥ… ). Kaunteya, etc. (q.v.). Kaurava, etc., Kuruśārdūla, etc. (q.v.). Page133-a+ 62 Mārutātmaja (“son of the wind”): IX, 3245 ( Vṛkodaṛaḥ ). Māruti (do.): VII, 4509; VIII, 2500, 3051, †4302. Pāṇḍava, etc. (q.v.). Pārtha, etc. (q.v.). Pavanātmaja (“son of the wind”): III, 11275; XV, 626. Prabhañjanasuta (do.): VII, 6268. Rākṣasakaṇṭaka (“thorn of the Rākṣasas”): III, 420. Samīraṇasya sutaḥ (“son of the wind”): III, †14755. Vāyuputra (do.): V, 3707. Vāyusuta (do.): III, 11116. Vṛkodara (“wolf's belly”): I, 455 ( Jaṭāsurasya ca vadho rākṣasasya Vṛkodarāt ), 483 ( duṣṭātmano vadho yatra Kīvakasya Vṛkodaṛāt ), 547, 2240, 2257, 2288, 2444 ( Mārutāc ca Vṛkodaraḥ…jajñe ), ††3827 ( Sutasomaṃ Vṛkodaraḥ, sc. utpādayām āsa ), 4773, 4777, 4981, 4987, 4990, 4991, 5036, 5040, 5343, 5428, 5473, 5840, 5923, 6035, 6039, 6252, 6256, 6257, 6291, 7107, 7117, 7139, 7408, 8039 ( Sutasomaṃ Vṛkodarāt Pañcālī suṣuve ); II, 782, 924, 1810, 1811, †2118, 2221, †2250, 2393, 2534, 2537; III, 421, 440, 444, 446, 449, 533 ( Sutasomo Vṛkodarāt ), 549, 567, 918, 1012, 1246, 1430, 10250, 10253, 10283, 10840, 10875, 10877, 10878, 10879, 10882, 10895, 11105, 11365, 11371, 11411, 11504, 11506, 11607, 11609, 11788, 11815, 11818 ( yathā Jiṣṇur Mahendrasya, yathā Vāyor Vṛkodaraḥ… ), 11830, †11907, †12356, 12367, 12442, 12467, 12488, †14751, †14757, †14760, 14945, 14949, 14953, 15694, †15703, 15720, 15785, 15786, 15789, 17278, 17291; IV, 27, 45, 361, 366, 639, 760, 769, 771, 773, 823, 1104 ( Kuntīputraḥ ), 1121, 2302; V, 653, †724, 1988, 1989 ( Kuntīputraḥ ), 2020, 2024 ( gadāṃ bibhrad ), 2036, 2051, 2173, 2180, 2741, 2786, 2801, 2973, 3155, 3200, 3204, 3213, 4228, 4652, 4867, 5334λ, 5476, 5595; VI, 706, 788, 789, 844, 1554, 2115, 2333, 2751, 2768, 2769, 2803, 3118, 3367, 3372, 3398, 3401, 3511, 3783, 4149, 4355, 4357, 4670, 5234θ, 5236, 5271, 5288; VII, †67, †81, 376 ( sadyo Vṛkodarāj jāto māyāvī rākṣasaḥ, i.e. Ghaṭotkacaḥ ), 593, 596, 940, 944, 951, 1046δ, 1063, 1145, 1149 ( °rathaṃ ), 1152, 1157, 1158, 1373, 1769ρ, 3047δ, 3082, 3083, 3095η, 5109, 5152, 5169, 5188, 5249, 5326, 5363, 5384, 5392, 5401, 5431, 5436, 5443, 5565, 5578, 5585, 5619, 5624, 5632, 5644, 5653, 5700, 5714 (only in B.), 5789, 5790, 5792, 6403, 6492, 6705, 6712, †6725, †6726, †6727, 6780, 6909, 6966, 7216, 7459, 7732, 7762, 8243, 8310, 8512, 8553, 8583, 9334, 9382; VIII, 168, 453, 461, 484, 582, 2395, 2408, 2411, 2421, 2430, 2696, 2836, 3058, 3129, 3131, 3211, 3896, 4027, †4209, †4212, †4213, †4227, †4233, 4256, †4279, †4303, †4512, †4520, †4584, 4843, 4851, 4857, 4991, 4999, 5030; IX, 135, 143, 149, 560, 588, 599, 600, 761, 838, 1369, 1494, 1716, 1830 (Pārthāt), 1894 (id.), 1902, 1910, 1940, 1953, 3103, 3119, 3143, 3165, 3166, 3173 ( Pāṇḍavaḥ ), 3184, 3189, 3248, 3281, 3289, 3318, 3323, 3346, 3374, 3396, 3596 ( Pāṇḍuputraḥ ); X, 61, 501, 504, 581, 646; XI, 329, 341, 376 ( Pārthaḥ ), 394; XII, 1522; XIV, 3517; XV, 63, 70, 402, 403 ( °kṛte ), 435, 626 ( Pavanātmajaḥ ), 664, 667 ( °sya parigrahaḥ ); XVII, 63. [ ID=1454 ]
- A Deva-gandharva  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > [Printed book page 133-1 ] Bhīma 7, a Deva-gandharva Mauneya. § 101 (Aṃśāvat.): I, 65, 2551. [ ID=1455 ]
- brother of Dushyanta  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 8. § 150 (Pūruvaṃś.): I, 94, 3708 (brother of Duṣyanta). [ ID=1456 ]
- an ancient king  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 9, an ancient king(?). § 310 (Āraṇyakap.): III, 3, 141 ( Bhīmena Kārtavīryeṇa Vainyena Nahuṣeṇa ca; had by ascetic Page133-b+ 63 meditation delivered the people from affliction; PCR. “the great K.”). [ ID=1457 ]
- A king of Vidarbha and father of Damayanti  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > [Printed book page 133-2 ] Bhīma 10, Vidarbha king. § 344 (Nalop.): III, 53, 2076 ( Vidarbheṣu, sc. king), 2078 (is granted a boon by Damana).— § 345 (do.): III, 54, 2109 (father of Damayantī and her three brothers), 2113 (arranges the svayaṃvara of Damayantī); 54, 2115; 57, 2191, 2231 (marries Damayantī to Nala), 2232.—§ 346 (do.): 60, 2295 ( rājānaṃ; receives the children of Nala from the charioteer Vārṣṇeya).—§ 347 (do.): 64, 2444 ( Vidarbhādhipatiḥ ), 2476 ( Vidarbheṣu mahīpālo Bhīmo nāma mahīpatiḥ ).—§ 350 (do.): 68, 2654 (sends brahmans to find out Nala), 2682; 69, 2694 ( Vidar- bharājaḥ ), 2708 ( rājñaḥ, husband of the daughter of the Daśārṇa king Sudāman), 2725.—§ 353 (do.): 73, 2852 (Ṛtuparṇa comes to him), 2853, 2871, 2878; 76, 2955 (all but recognizes Nala), 3002; 77, 3011 (receives the recovered Nala as a son).—§ 354 (do.): 78, 3030 (after a month Nala departs); 79, 3064 (Damayantī departs). [ ID=1458 ]
- one of the devas  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 11, one of the 15 yajñamuṣaḥ devāḥ. § 492 (Āṅgirasa): III, 220, 14166. [ ID=1459 ]
- son of Dhritarashtra  
  *Index to the Names in the Mahabharata*
  > Bhīma 12, son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra. § 581 (Bhīṣmavadhap.): VI, 64, 2838κ, 2845λ (slain by Bhīmasena). [ ID=1460 ]
- the son of Vijaya and father of Kancana  
  *The Purana Index*
  > भीम (bhīma) [Printed book page 2-561 ] Bhīma — the son of Vijaya and father of Kāñcana. Bhā. IX. 15. 3. [ ID=9637 ]
- 1. Shiva with the directions as his wife and heaven as his son. 2. The sixth name of Mahadeva associated with the space element.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (II) — Śiva with ākāśasthānam; wife, Diks and son Svarga; 1 the sixth name of Mahādeva, with the ākāśa element predominating; hence nuisance should not be com- mitted nor conjugal union in the open. 2 Page2-562+ 27 [ Footnote: 1) Br. II. 10. 81; Vā. 27. 14, 45, and 54.] [ Footnote: 2) Br. II. 10. 14, 50.] [ ID=9638 ]
- a Vaikuntha God associated with the sun in the months of Madhu and Madhava  
  *The Purana Index*
  > [Printed book page 2-562 ] Bhīma (III) — a Vaikuṇṭha God; 1 with the sun in the months, Madhu and Mādhava. 2 [ Footnote: 1) Br. II. 36. 57.] [ Footnote: 2) Ib. II. 23. 3.] [ ID=9639 ]
- A Marut of the third gana.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (IV) — a Marut of the third gaṇa. Br. III. 5. 94; Vā. 67. 126. [ ID=9640 ]
- a Mauneya Gandharva  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (V) — a Mauneya Gandharva. Br. III. 7. 3. [ ID=9641 ]
- a son of Khasha and a Rakshasa  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (VI) — a son of Khaśā and a Rākṣasa. Br. III. 7. 133; Vā. 69. 165. [ ID=9642 ]
- a Vanara chief  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (VII) — a Vānara chief. Br. III. 7. 235. [ ID=9643 ]
- 1. A king, the son of Amavasu, and father of Kanchanaprabha. 2. A Vishvajit.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (VIII) — a king; the son of Amāvasu, and father of Kāñcanaprabha; 1 a Viśvajit. 2 [ Footnote: 1) Br. III. 66. 23; Vi. IV. 7. 2-3.] [ Footnote: 2) Vā. 91. 52.] [ ID=9644 ]
- the Pandava who killed Jarasandha and gave his chariot to Krishna  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (IX) — (Bhīmasena) the Pāṇḍava, who killed Jarāsandha and gave his chariot to Kṛṣṇa. Br. III. 68. 28; Vi. V. 35. 28. [ ID=9645 ]
- 1. One of the eleven Rudras. 2. A son of Bhuta and Sarupa. 3. The presiding deity of space.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (X) — one of the eleven Rudras; a son of Bhūta and Sarūpā; 1 the presiding deity of ākāśa. 2 [ Footnote: 1) M. 153. 19; Bhā. VI. 6. 17; Br. IV. 34. 41. Vi. I. 8. 6.] [ Footnote: 2) M. 265. 42.] [ ID=9646 ]
- an Asura of the Atala region  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (XI) — an Asura of the Atala region. Vā. 50. 17. [ ID=9647 ]
- a Rakshasa gana  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Bhīma (XII) — a Rākṣasa gaṇa. Vā. 69. 165. [ ID=9648 ]
- a son of Mahavirya  
  *The Purana Index*
  > [Printed book page 2-563 ] Bhīma (XIII) — a son of Mahāvīrya. Vā. 99. 162. [ ID=9649 ]

## Sources

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