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Maid : of nine forms, 330. Vedas, 5; on the meaning of
Mainy~-i-Khard. : an Avestic Samayd, 71 ; his explanation
work, 309. of dawns in the plural
MallinAth : commentary on number unsatisfactory, 78;
Kalidas's verses describing on the meaning of yojana, 85;
the sun's path near the abode of chhandas, 94; of k1hapa~.
of the seven ~i~his or Ursa 104; on the difference bet-
Major constellation, 119. ween U~hasanaktA and Ahani-
Mamata : the mother of 111 ; his explanation of eight
Dirghatamas, 138, 139. Adityas improbable, 127; on
Man : his existence in the qua- the meaning of manu~hd yuga,
ternary and the tertiary 141; on continuous nights,
eras, 3, 9, 31. 147; on the threefold meaning
Manu : a Smriti-writer quoted, of cows in the ~ig-Veda, 161-
56, 51 f, 209, 360; progenitor 163; on the stealing of cows
of the human race, saved in in the Greek mythology and
the deluge, 315-318; an ancient on the ancient Greek year,
Vedic sacrificer, 130, 131. 166, 167; on the dawn theory,
M anu~ha yuga : means human 196, 197; on the Vernal theory,
ages and not always human 199; on the derivation of
generations, 140-144; com- Appollon, 208; on seven rivers,
menced with the first dawn, 236; his explanation of the
144; and k~hapaiJ used to Ashvins' exploits, 144, 243;
denote the whole year, 147. his derivation of Trita impro-
MArta:p~a :the still-born Aditya, bable 274; on the resembl-
the derivation and meaning ance of names in the Iliad
of, 129; See Aditi, Adityas. with Vedic names, 285; on
Matsya-Pudna : account of the progressive savages, 364; on
deluge in, 316. Logos, 370.
Mlltutinal deities : travelling by May : the calends of, 325, 326.
the DevayAna path, 60-61; Mazda :the path of, 61; follow-
following the dawns, 86; the ed by waters and the sun, 216.
story of the Ashvins leading Meru or the North Pole : six
the van in the march of, months' day at, in the Samhi-
243, 245. tAs, 46; seat of the gods,
Max Muller (Prof. F.) :on the and six monthly night and
importance of the discovery day at, 55, 315, 372; in the
of relationship between Taittirtya Ara:pyaka, 58;
Sanskrit and Zend, 2; on the permanently illumined by
untranslatable portion of the Kashyapa, 126.