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25-6 — remains fortified by the teach- ing of the Vedanta 27 — his life of thought and action. 29,^ —on intellectual progress ...34-3^ — ^hia views on the true reform. 35-6 — on British institutions and representatives ... 36-7 — receives the title of Rao Bahadur ... 38 — his death ... 38 — ^his character, extract from Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, letters from Mr. Harid^sa V. Desli and Mr. H. A.Wadia 38-4 — the Sujna Gokulaji Zkla Vedanta Prize ... ... ...44^ Goldstueker, on the V^dlnta... 227 Maxnilton (Sir W.) on Identifi- oation t ••• 208 Hariddsa VihS-ridasa Des^i (Mr.) 20, 40-1 Hegel, on Unity,.. ... ... 172 —on Philosophy • ••• 1^ — ^position of, in philosophy ... 209 Herschel (Sir John) ... ...164-5 Homer ... ... ... ••• 96 Hume, on the miseries of life. 144-5 Identification —as a characteristically espeoi- al form of the Ved^ta ... 208 — Hamilton on ... ... ... ... 208 “identity. System of ... 170 / — in various religions ... ...175-7 Illusions, two kinds of ... ... 124 is'vara ...73—4 — Pafichadas^t on ...106-8 — according to Pratihimha- ‘V(ida ... ... ... ... ... 220 Jardine (Mr. John) ...21, 24 Jayakrishna Vy^sa ... .„ ... 6 Jtva three constituents of . ...139-40 —three main classes of ... ...140-1 — strange extremes in the make of ... ... ... ... ...141-2 —nature of ...153-4 according to Prat Ibimbavdda, 220 \'^lm7imukta (life-liberated) — description of 190-202 Kabr^ji (Mr. K. N.) ... 25 :K&lid^sa ... 1 ‘^ant, on self, the world and " God ... ... 65 —the philosophy of ... , ... 211-4 Karsandas Mulji (Mr.) ... ... 15 KarmaUy law of ... 145 Katha Upanisliad ... ... ...78, 79 Keatinge (Col.) 12, 13, 15, 17 Kena ( or TaXamk&ra, ) Upa- nislmd ... ... ... ...78, 79 Knowledge, two kinds of ... 114 -f-Comte on ... 115 right Knowledge 131, 134-5 Belf 139-40, 146-7 •—nature of speolal ooxnplete Knowledge^,. ... ... 131 Knowledge, the eye of 185-90 —three degrees of the Know- ledge of God ... ... ... 186 Lewes (G. H.), on Pantheism... 51 —on Kant ... • •• ••• ••• 65 —on Fichte 66 —on Schelling • ••• ••• 66 Lytton (Lord) 38 Mangalaji Bucha (Mr.) ... ... 17, 18 ManibhM Jasbhai (Mr.) 20 Mathur^dis Baxi (Mr.) ...6, 18, 19 Mahd Bhdrata^ on Mdyd ... 109 Mahdtdkyay Dr. Max Milller on 168 —the Brahma- Sutras on ... 169-71 Manu 126 Matter — attitude of the Vedanta to- wards 122-3 nature of ...56-7 — many names of ...101, 103, 104 — as defying definition ...102, 105 106 on 109 — as a necessary assumption ... Ill —the attitude of the Vedanta and Vedantins towards ... 112 — the paradox about 131-2 — association of, with Brah- matt ... ... ... ... ...215—6 — according to Pratibimbavdda* 220 Milton, on philosophy ••• ••• 49 I —on the mind ... ... ... ... 202 Mohabatkh^ji (Navab Saheb). 8, 15 More (Henry) ... ... ... •*. 172 Muller (Dr. Max) — on the importance and excel- lence of the Ved^ta ... 51 —on the real and the unreal ... 124 — on Mahdvdkya 168 —on the Ved^tic metaphor of the sun ... ... ... ... 171-2 —on Jlranmuhti ... ... ... 194 —on the highest aim of thought and study ... ... a*. a*. 201 Mundaka UpanUhad ,,.77, 78, 79, 197-^, 199 Narasimhapraslda H. (Mr.) ...lO, 17 228 Nature, Demoniac .• •.•148>9 — Divine 149-60 Newman (Dr ), on real religion. 62 Object (flw*r) fe ••• ••• 136-7 Panchadas't ...106-8 — on the relations of the Ab- solute Intelligence and ][£dyd .• ... ... ... •..112—8 ~on SaUcUit’dnanda as the necessary substratum of ...121-2 151 Pantheism, G. H. Lewes on ... 61 —Gladstone on 52 —Tennyson on ...147-8 Peile (Mr. J. B.) 22, 24 Philosophers, the Indian 52-3 Philosophy, Milton on 49 —Victor Cousin on... ...49-50, 127 —definitions of ... 87 — ^province &c. of 61-2, 161, 194, 218 Plato 88, 95-9, 210-1 Plotinus •. ... ... ••• ... 89 Pope (Alexander) ... ...92-3, 147 Pratibivibavdda 218-20 Pranalal M. (Mr.) 8, 9, 15 Purina as biography 1 Pythagoras ... .28, 146 Bama Bav^... ••• ... ... ... 7 Kefiection, nature of... 127 Reform ...34, 35 Representatives (British) ... 37 Renunciation 159-60 — Carlyle on ••• 160 Buskin ••• ••• 182 ^achchidAnanda Paramahamsa.7, 18 Baleh Hindi (Jam^d^) 16, 17 B^malad^a Param^nanda (Mr.) 8, 12, 14, 18 S'ankara, (also ^anka — on the aim and object of the V'edanta ... ... ... ..•63—4 — as an ideal and model for mankind ... •* •.. ...64—5 —as an expounder of the Veddnta ... ... ... 65 ^•^Bralman ...84-6 S'ankara, prayer of 179 — quotation from Brahma^ vtd ... ... ,,, 221-2 Sat, definition of ... ... ... 122 Schelling ... ... ... 66 Schopenhauer — on the importance and excel- lence of the Vedanta... ... 60 —on the works of genius... ... 205 Schure (M. E.) — on the teaching of S'ri Crishna.81 Science, the attitude of, to* wards religion 91 — the attitude nature — truths of, stranger than fictions ... ... .. Self, knowledge of ...139-40, 14(^7 — various theories about ...150-1 — nature of .,157-8 180, 195, 203 Slddhdnta-Multtdvali,,, ... 93, 147 Socrates (the Platonic) 28, 29, 88, Somanar^yana'N. (Mr.) 9 I Southesk (Earl of) — on nature-spirit 101 Spencer (Herbert) ... ... ... 110-1 Stanley (Dean) — on the teaching of Christ ... 129 States, the four in man 155 Subject 13f-7 S'vetaa'mtara TJpaniihad^Tly 78, "^66 Taittir\ya Ujyanuhad ... .,,72, 77 Tennyson — on absorption into self 75 —on the Higher Pantheism ...147-8 — on the elevation of Man^s Nature . — on the unity of God and Creation ... •*. ... .*• 183 Thibaut (Dr. G.) — summary of the Ved&nta by. 66-9 Thought, three kinds of ... ... 188 Trichotomy (ftrspft) in man 1^4 Trinity, the Vedftntic ••• ^ Truths, strangeness of 229 Universe — as the result of Mdyd.,, ... 117-8 — nature of, according to Bhagavad’Oitd 118 — nature of, according to Sdtni-Blidshya 118 — nature of, according to Vasishtha ...119 — vpri^us classifications of ...119-20 — analysis of, according to the Vedaria • •• 00 1 — two parts of ... 174 — the attitude of tin Vedanta towards , ... ... 189 i pe ,'i i shads, on . : / ... 77-9 -- pi 1 *clHtnation of ,,, ... ... 222 •“■'lin of ... ... . , ... 222, w. 1 rja V c /teyi Sa m h • / < r . . . ... ... 77 Stasis }' 1 ha, on tu)i ... 119 — (;U Worship <<■! tiu* 1 iord ...128-9 on the caiui< (d th o highest knowledge ... 205 sin on the import- t"vcj:neiio{‘ of ...49—50 uei on tlic iinport- I exciillencc of ... 50 —Max . (n- on tlic im}K)rt- ance excoilouoe of ... 51 —Paul I^eu&stn oji the iinport- 'ujcc and t^xceilencc of ... 51 — (Voidstucker on tin* iroiort- tiace and o’i iallenne of 52 p-aiin and teaching of 53-64 —summary of, from the intro- duction of the Vedanta- Sutras 56-9 —excellence of ...59-60 —the leading ideas of 64-94 Vedanta, preparations for the knowledge of 67 — comparison of, with Plato’s Philosophy 94-1 CK) — attitude of, towards matter. 122-3 — harmony between egoism and altruism inculcated by... 126 -30 — analysis of the universe, ac- cording to 127-8 — the all-embracing character of 130-2 — teaching of 133-34 — qualifications of the student of 138-9 — as covering poetry, religion and philosophy 167, n. — on the identity of the three Selves 174 — on the unity of all being ... 180 — attitude of, towards the universe 189 — the habit of seeing good everywhere inculcated by .202-4 — sublimity of ... 204 — purpose of ... 206 — relation of, to the science of thought ... |. .20 7-11 — the leading problem of... 218 Vidyd, defined ... ... .151 Virgil 217 Vivartardda (the Doctrine of Manifestation) ... 70-1 ViVchachuddinani ... 186 Vyasa ... 126 Wadia (Mr. H. A.) 20, 42 Watson (Major) 22, 24 Wedderburn (Mr. W.) 20, 21 Wordsworth 2 Xanophanes 219-20, w. Zeno (the Stoic),.. 30