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Eyebrows, 342, 353 ”., 355 Eye-diseases, 246, 298 Index Fact, 236 Factor, 516 Fainting, 498 Faith, 24, 373, 494, 505, 512 pie anny 17, 123, 194, 377, 378, 386, 397 Fallacious argument, 175 False, 20, 27, 65, 129, 152, 155, 178, 182, 213, 217; appearance, 6, 25 n., 96,-113, 156, 233; association, 154; cognition, 136; creations, 7, 8; ex- perience, 102, 154, 155}; ignorance, 4; knowledge, 8, 12, 155, 233, 414; object, 113; perception, 155, 224; predications, 8; presentations, 155; relationing, 154; show, 37, 38 Falsehood, 154, 217, 498 2.; two mean- ings of, 105 Falsity, 152; of the world, 434 Faridpur, 225 2. Fasting, 278, 497 Fat, 317, 318, 322, 324, 325, 336, 347- 349, 352, 361; channel, 348 Fatality, 404 Fate, 404 Fatness, 333 Faults of expression, 146 Faulty answer, 384 Faulty statement, 384 Fear, 333, 492, 510 Feeble discrimination, 250 Feeling, 23 7., 24, 71, 178, 179, 263, 341, 412,414, 498; as indifference, 23 n.; of disgust, 461 Feeling-stuff, 414 Fellow-being, 511 Fermen.ation, 336 2. Fetter, 497 Fever, 282, 300, 396, 398 Fibula, 285 7. 6 Fiery, 357, 359; character, 331 Filosofia Indiana, 398 n. Fineness, 360 Finished discrimination, 250 Finitude, 16 Fire, 74, 140, 141, 160, 187, 194, 238, 302, 331-334, 359, 526 Firm will, 24 Fistula, 276 Five vdyus, 75 Fixation of will, 504 Flame, 182, 184 Flashing, 64 Flesh, 291, 317, 322, 324, 331, 342, 347, 349, 352, 361; currents, 348 -Flies, 409 Flowers, 333 573 Fluids, 302 Foam, 329 Foe, 512 Foetal development, 318; according to Atreya, 309, 310; divergences of view referred to, 316; in the Garbha Upanisad, 312n.; its processes in Caraka and Suésruta, 317 ff. Foetus, 290, 302, 303, 306-308, 314- 317, 322, 333, 346, 384, 406, 408 Folklore, 295 7. 1 Folk-notions, 295 1. 1 Folly, 498 Food, 330, 348, 349, 436, 501 Food-juice, 308, 331, 345, 347, 350- 352, 355 Foolishness, 415, 509, 522 Force, 253 Forehead, 354 Forgiveness, 505, 510 Forgiving nature, 505 7. Forgiving spirit, 510, 511 Formalism, 119, 124, 125 Formative, 415 Formless, 254 Foundation, 506 Free-will, 252, 255 Friend, 510-512 Friendly, 378, 511 Friendship, 460, 497, 529, 534 Frogs, 109 Fruition, 255; of actions, 472 Fruits, 333 Fruit-yielding actions, 246, 247 Fuel, 249 Full-moon, 520 Function, 31, 179, 239, 366, 367, 525; of thought, 14 Fury, 497 Gadadhara, 428 Gadadhara Bhattacarya, 119, 124 gahanam, 496 Gain, 503, 508, 512 gala-ganda, 298 n. Gall-bladder, 288 gandha, 194, 236, 350 Gandhabba, 539 Gandhamadana, 544 Gandharva, 300 gandharva-pattanam, 233 Gandharva-tantra, 393 ganta gacchati, 169 gantho, 496 Gangabhatta, 515 Ganga, 354 Gangadhara, 79, 347-349, 380 1.2., 429-431 574 Index -Gangadharendra Sarasvati, 56,220, 231 Gangiahari, 79 Gangapuri Bhattaraka, 50, 51 GangeSa, 54, 125, 126, 146 Gangesa Upadhyaya, 119 Gananatha Sen, Mahamahopadhyaya, 337 M., 353 2. ganda-mala, 298 GaneSsa Bhisaj, 434 Garbe, R., 550 garbha-karda bhavah, 309 Garbha Upanisad, 312 n.3 garbhasaya, 313 garbhotpdada, 328 Garland, 498 n., 525 Garuda, 540 Gauda, 126 Gauda Abhinanda, 232 Gauda Brahmananda Sarasvati, 79 Gaudapada, 2, 7, 21 7., 28, 30, 57 7., 78, 80, 231, 234, 262 23.1, 272 Gauda-pada-karikd, 6, 251 Gaudapddiya-bhasya, 78 Gaudavaho, 111 Gaudeégvara Acarya, 58 Gaudorvisa-kula-prasasti, 126 Gauri, 82 7. Gautama, 380, 386 n., 387, 394 gavaya, 131 gavinikd, 290 n. 3 gavinyau, 290 Gayadasa, 425, 427, 428, 431 Gayi, 372, 410 . gaho, 496 Gandhara, 274, 298 n. 4 gandhari, 353 gayatri, 294 gedho, 496 Generality, 187 Generator, 23 Generic, 374 Genesis, 235 ghana, 235 n., 244, 314 ghana-jagaras, 267 ghana-jdgrat-sthita, 266 ghana-samvedana, 235 ghana-spanda-kramat, 235 n., 245 ghanibhiiya, 236 Ghata-jataka, 541, 542, 544 ghora, 281 Ghosundi, 539 ghosa, 350 Ghosaka, 171 giddhi, 496 Gifts, 267, 437, 441, 501, 513, 514 Girvanendra Sarasvati, 52 7., 216 Gita, 251, 418, 437-439, 443-448, 450 1.1, 452-455, 457-459, 462- 468, 470-473, 475-479, 483-488, 490, 492, 495, 496, 498-505, 507—- 517, 519-526, 529, 531-534, 536, 541, 545, 546, 548, 549, 551, 552; analysis of how actions are perform- ed, 515, 516; avidyd in and in Bud- dhism, 498-500; Agvattha simile of the Upanisads, how applied in, 523, 524; avyakta, its meanings in, 470 ff.; Brahman, its meanings in, 473 ff.; clinging to God, necessity of, 529, 530; conception of sadha- rana-dharma and varna-dharma, 505 ff.; conflict between caste-duties and other duties, 513, 514; conser- vation of energy principle applied to the problem of immortality, 518; conservation of energy principle in, compared with that of Yoga, Ve- danta and Nydya, 517; crude be- ginnings of Samkhya in, 467 ff.; ethical ideas compared with those of the Upanisads and Buddhism, 493 ff. ; ethics, basis of, 498; God and his doctrine in, 530 ff.; God, his nature in, 464 ff., 524 ff.; ideaof Godin, and in the Upanisads, 530; ideal as per- formance of sva-dharma in, 501,502; ideal in, compared with the sacri- ficial and other ideals, 503, 504; ideal of self-surrender, 503; ideal of tapas, 513; immortality in, 518, 519; important commentaries on, 443; interpretation by Madhva, 442; in- terpretation by Ramanuja, 441, 442; interpretation by Sankara, 437, 438; interpretation by Yamuna, 439; its conception of dharma and sacrifices, 486 ff.; its date, 549 ff.; its differ- ence from Mimamsa, 483 ff.; its relation to Samkhya, 476, 477; its re- lation to Vedanta, 477 ff.; karma, re- birth, and liberation, 520 ff.; ksetra and ksetra-jna theory of, 463, 464; meaning of Yoga in, 443 ff.; path of knowledge and of duty, 528, 529; performance of duties with unat- tached mind in, 507 ff.; prakrti, purusa and God in, 464-466; prakr- ti-purusa philosophy in, 461 ff.; principal virtues in, 510 ff.; purusa- siikta conception of God and the conception of God in, 524; rebirth and life after death, 519, 520; sativa, rajas and tamas in, 468 ff.; Samkhya, its meaning different from that of classical Samkhya in, 457, 458; samkhya-yoga, discussion on the Index meaning of, in, 455-457; sense- control in, 488 ff.; sense-control in, different from that of Buddhism, 490; sense-control in, different from that of Patafijali, 491, 492; some vicious tendencies denounced in, 509, 510; standpoint of ethics in, “compared with the general stand- point of Hindu ethics, 504 ff.; vir- tue of sameness, 511, 512; yoga in, akin to that of Pafica-ratra yoga, 461 ; yoga in Patafijali, indebted to yoga in, 460, 461; yoga of, different from that of Patafijali, 451 ff.; yoga of, different from the Upanisad yoga, 453 ff.; yoga instructions in, 446 ff.; yoga, its meaning different from that of Buddhism in, 459, 460; yogin, his characteristics, 449, 450; yogin, his relation with God, 450, 451 Gita-bhdasya, 442 Gita-bhasya-vivecana, 193 Gitda-bhiisana-bhdasya, 443 Gita-nibandhana, 226 Gitartha-samgraha, 439, 443 Gitartha-samgraha-dipika, 439 Gitartha-vivarana, 443 Gitda-sarartha-samgraha, 443 Gitasaya, 439 Gitda-tattva-prakasika, 443 Gita-tatparya-bodhini, 58 Gita-tika, 443 Gitd-viurti, 443 Glandular sores, 296 Glenoid cavity, 287 n. 2 go, 131 God, I, 44, 72, 80, 112, 176-178, 197, 229, 254, 372, 402, 403, 410 7., 438- 444, 446, 447, 450-453, 457, 459, 461-467, 473, 474, 476, 477, 484, 490, 492, 499, 501-504, 509, 510, 512, 514-516, 519, 522-526, 529, 533, 537, 542, 545, 547 Goddesses, 245 God’s powers, 42 God’s will, 109 Gods, 245, 420, 487 Going, 169 Gokulacandra, 443 Gokulanatha Upadhyaya, 126 2. Gold, 37, 512 Goldstiicker, Th., 540 Gomin, 428 Good, 21,246,271, 405; and bad, 23 7.; deeds, 411; life, 422 Goodness, 507 . Gopatha-Brahmana, 274 n. 3, 276 n., 280 7., 283 EY) Gopala Sarasvati, 103 Gopalananda Sarasvati, 57 n. Gopdlika, 87 n. Gopikanta Sarvabhauma, 79 Gopirama, 79 Gopuraraksita, 424 Govardhana, 428, 431 Government, 204 Govinda Sarasvati, 55 Govindananda, 49, 81, 103, 104, 261 Grace, 503 Grammarian-philosopher, 171 Grammatical, 142 granthi, 104 Grass, 350 Grating, 338 grahaka-graha, 25 grahya-grahakanusaya, 22 Greed, 409, 497, 498, 510 Greediness, 511 Greedy, 510 Grief, 247, 333 Griffith, 291 7. grisma, 335 grivah, 286 Gross, 355 Grossness, 360 Grounds, 17 Growing, 36 Growth, 29; of the body, 322 grha-godhikd, 298 n. 7 grha-stha, 505 Grhya-sitras, 281 guda, 285, n. 7 gudabhyah, 288 Gujarat, 192 gulgulu, 393 gulpha, 284 n. 4 gulphau, 284 guna, 162, 174, 175, 187, 188, 190, 194, 292, 314 N., 329, 339, 332, 357, 358, 359 n., 360, 361, 363, 366, 367, 369, 379, 372-374, 414, 4490, 441, 455— 458, 462, 465-467, 476-478, 512, 515, 524, 525 guna-attachments, 477 gunamayi maya, 477 Guna-traya-viveka, 57 n. gunatva, 143 gunavattvatyantabhavanadhikaranata, 162 gunatita, 512 gunin, 314 1. 1 Gupta empire, 164, 435 guru, 357, 359 N-, 420 gurv-adayah, 369 gurv-adi, 369 Giidha-bodhaka-samgraha, 428 576 Giudhdartha-dipikd, 443 Gudhartha-prakGsa,. 220 Hair, 325 haliksna, 288 Hallucinations, 5, 180 hamsa, 252 n. Handful, 343 2. hanu-citya, 287 Hanumad-bhasya, 443 hanvor dve, 287 n. 4 Happiness, 113, 501, 512, 530 Happy, 277; temper, 513 Hara-kinkara, 122 Hara - kinkara - nyayacarya - parama- pandita-bhatta-vadindra, 122 Hardness, 328, 360 Hare’s horn, 5, 111, 240 Hari, 442, 535, 543 Hari Diksita, 82 haridra@ indravaruni, 297 Hari-gitd, 545 Harihara Paramahamsa, 57 7. Hari-lila-vyakhyda, 225 Harinatha Sarma, 148 n. Hariscandra, 427, 431 Harmful, 357.