Ward, William: A View of the History, Literature, and Religion of the Hindoos (Band 1) (London, 1817)

CONTENTS. xi

SECT. PAGE.

III. Gopee-nat'hu. A celebrated image of him at Ugru-

dweepti,.......................................... 204

IV. Jugtjnnat'hu. Form of his image, with the origin of it,

206. His temples, 207. Festivals, ................ 208

V. Bulu-ramc. His image generally accompanies Jfigun-

nat'hti's,........................................ 210

VI. Eamd. His history, including his war with Raviinii, 211.

His image and festival,.............................. 218

VII. Choitunyu. History of this mendicant god, 219. His

festivals, 222. Another mendicant-god, ............ 223

VIII. Vishwu-kcrmu. Form of his image and festival, .... 224
IX. Kamc-devu. His image and festival, 225. A story re-
specting him, 226. His names, .................... 227

X. Sutyu-Narayune. His image and worship,.......... 227

CHAP. VI.

TERRESTRIAL GODDESSES.

Sect. I. Seeta,............................................ 229

II. Radha,............................................ibid.

III. Rookminee, and Sutyu-bhama, .................... 230

IV. SoOBHVJDRA, ...................................... 231

CHAP. VII.

DEITIES WORSHIPPED BV THE LOWER ORDERS ONLY.

Sect. I. Punchanunc. Form of the image, 232. A story respect-
ing him,...................................... 233, note

II. Dhurmu-T'hakooru. A form of Shivii, 235. His image

and festival,.................................... 235

III. Kaloo-rayu,...................................... 236

IV. Kalu-bhoirevu,.................................. 237

V. Worship to cure the itch and scurvy,................ibid.

CHAP. VIII.

WORSHIP OF BEINGS IN STRANGE SHAPES.

Sect. I. Urdhd Nareeshwuru. Origin of this image, as related

in the pooranus, 239. Its festival,................ 241

II. Krishnu-Kalee,.................................. 242

III. Hchee Huru. Form of the image, 242. Different ac-
counts in the pooranus of its origin,................ 242