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Stlrya : her marriage with Tishtrya: his fight with Apaosha
Soma, 196. in the Avesta, 181; a repro-
St1rya-siddha.nta on six- duction of Indra's fight with
monthly day and night, 55. Vritra. 182; lasted for one
Svara-saman days : 169-170. h~ndr~d days, 181; special
sacrifices required to be per-
Taylor ( Canon) : his views on formed at the time, 183.
effects of recent scientific dis- Tongue : Aryan, not developed
coveries in Mythology, 4; on from the Finnic, 15; its origin
primitive Aryan races in Eur- lost in geological antiquity,
ope, 13 ; on the origin of the 365.
Aryan tongue, 14; on the Ne- Tradition : Pre-glacial, bow
olithic origin of the Aryan preserved in the Vedas, 351-
352; in the Avesta, 15, 351·
race, 355.
352. .
Telang ( K. T.) :on the des- Traitan : the tor~ellter· of
cription of Rama in the Dirghatamas, 138. ·
Dasharatha Jataka, 285. Tree of Varuna :with the bot-
Ten-fold : 277, 282. tom side up·, 250.
Ten kings : opponents of Sudas, Treta : the second Pural)ic era,
duration of, 346-350; nature
282.
Tertiary era : existence of man of, 374.
Triath : an old Irish word for
in, 3; climate in, 18.
sea, phonetically same as
Thor : the Norse sun-god walk-
Trita, 274.
ing nine paces before being
Trita Aptya : a Vedic deity
killed by the Serpent, 330.
assisting Indra in his fight
Thra.Ataona : A vestic deity,
with Vritra, 218, 272; Avestic
prototype of Vedic Trita
" . ThraMaona, 218, 272; urges
Aptya, 218; slays Azt-Dahak,
Indra to fight, 273; falls into
273; accompanied by his two
a well, 273; derivation of his
brothers in the A vesta, 273; name, 274; Prof. Max
throws up Vifra-Navaza, 331. ~. · Muller's view untenable, 274;
Three-fold : division of the denotes the third part of the
Earth in the Veda and the year, 273, 275; explained on
Avesta, 212. the Arctic theory, 313; com-
Tbridi: old Norse name ef Odin, pared to Ivan of the Slavonic
same as Trita, 274. mythology, 332.
Till or boulder clay : clearly Triton : a Greek sea-deity
indicating a long time ice- phonetically equivalent to
cover, 19. Vedic Trita, 274.