SECTION LXXIV.
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Valmiki and Dutt, Manmatha Nath
Source notes
[286]
The place of the Horse-necked.
[287]
The place of the deity presiding over the Brahma weapon.
[288]
An appellation of Yama.
[289]
The spot where the suns meet.
[290]
The place of the four-faced Brahmā.
[291]
The spot of Prajāpati.
[292]
On which Rudra sat when engaged in asceticism.
[293]
Which had been mentioned by Jāmbavān.
[294]
The emissary of Vāsava in his cloud-form is the Wind driving the cloud; and the passage refers to Hanumān.—T.