वेदों की प्राचीनता एवं काल-निर्णय / ओरायन (लोकमान्य बाल गंगाधर तिलक - खगोलीय वैदिक शोध)

486 GENERAL INDEX.
vapour, 184; falling beyond the
heaven, 192; conceived as the
son of Dyu and Earth, 314;
described as moving in the
mother's womb, while above the
horizon, 314; his exit from the
womb after ten months explain-
ed, 314, 315; a paradox arising
therefrom, 316, 317; his wheel
or orb; 319 f. his chariot a
mono-cycle, 321; stolen by
Indra, 322; on the completion
of ten, meaning of, 323-326;
See, Horses, Prapitva, Rays.
Sunshine, of less than twelve
months' duration at the Pole,
151.
Sûryâ, her marriage with Soma, 241.
Sûrya-siddhânta, on six-monthly day
and night, 67.
Svara-sâman, days, 208, 209.
TAYLOR, Canon, his views on the
effects of recent scientific dis-
coveries on Mythology, 5; on
primitive Aryan races in Europe,
16; on the origin of the Aryan
tongue, 18; on the Neolithic
origin of the Aryan race, 432.
Telang, the late Mr., on the des-
cription of Râma in the Dasha-
ratha Jâtaka, 350.
Ten, kings, opponents of Sudâs, 345.
Ten-fold, See, Seven-fold.
Tertiary, era, existence of man in,
4; climate in, 21.
Till, or boulder clay, 23.
Tishtrya, his fight with Apaosha
in the Avesta, 222; a repro-
duction of Indra's fight with
Vṛitra, 223; lasted for one
hundred days, 224; special sac-
rifices required to be performed
at the time, 225; described
as bringing circling years of
men, 225-226.
Thor, the Norse sun-hero, walk-
ing nine paces before being killed
by the Serpent, 402.
Thraêtaona, Avestic deity, corres-
ponding to Trita Âptya, 267;
restores glory to Yima, 308;
slays Azi-Dahâk, 335; accom-
panied by his two brothers in the
Avesta, 335; throws up Vifra-
Navâza, 492.
Three-fold, division of the Earth in
the Veda and the Avesta, 260.
Thridi, old Norse name of Odin,
same as Trita, 336.
Tongue, Aryan, not developed from
the Finnic, 18; its origin lost in
geological antiquity, 444.
Tradition, Pre-glacial, how preserv-
ed in the Vedas, 428-429; in the
Avesta, 19, 380-383.
Traitan, the tormenter of Dîrgha-
tamas, 170.
Tree, of Varuṇa, with bottom up, 307.
Tretâ, the second Puraṇic era, dura-
tion of, 423-426; nature of, 455.
Triath, an old Irish word for sea,
phonetically same as Trita, 336.
Trita Âptya, a Vedic deity assist-
ing Indra in his fight with Vṛitra,
267, Avestic Thraêtaona, 334,
335, urges Indra to fight, 334;
falls into a well, 335; derivation
of his name, 335; Prof. Max
Muller's view untenable, 336; de-
notes the third part of the year
334, 337; explained on the Arctic
theory, 337; compared to Ivan
in the Slavonic mythology, 404.
Triton, Greek, phonetically equi-
valent to Vedic Trita, 336.