Satyavant

She obtains the restoration of Dyumatsena's sight and kingdom, for her father a hundred sons, and a hundred sons for herself and Satyavant, but still insists upon following Satyavant into the realm of death if his life is not restored. At last Yama relents, and when Savitri goes back to Satyavant's body and again takes his head upon her bosom, he awakes as from a sleep, and the two live happy many years in the recovered kingdom of the now-seeing Dyumatsena. The Savitri episode has been translated into German by Bopp, Rückert, Hofer, Holtz mann, Meier, and Merkel. Savoie (sä-vwä'). A department of France, capital Chambéry, formed in 1860 from a part of Savoy ceded by Sardinia. It is bounded by Haute-Savoie on the north, Italy on the east, Italy and Hautes-Alpes on the south, Isère on the southwest and west, and Ain on the northwest. The surface is mountain The leading occupation is agriculture. Area, 2,224 ous. square miles. Population (1891), 263,297. Savoie, Haute-. See Haute - Savoie .