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[16] Divali is the feast of lamps in the month of Kartih. [17] Saripat
is a kind of draughts. [18] Apsaras are attendants on the gods. [19]
Kartakswami was really Parwati's step-son (see Preface). [20] The
Indians do not associate the Great Bear constellation with a bear, but
they believe it to be the habitation of seven rishis. The seven rishis
vary in different works. In the Mahabharat the names given are Marichi,
Atri, Angiras, Pulaha, Kratu, Pulatya, and Vasishta. [21] Aposhani. This
is the water which a Brahman sips from his hand before and after his
meal. [22] Shravan corresponds roughly with August. The death of the
child nullified all the virtue of the Shradh feast, which had at once to
be stopped. [23] Zhoting is really