or doubt, 504.

Samskara, instincts, 419.
Samskaras and Vâsanâs, 469.
- impressions, 469.
Samvritika, 480.

Samyama constituted of Dhâranâ,
Dhyana and Samâdhi, 459.
leads to Siddhis, perfection, 459.
Sânanda, joyous, 449.
Sanandana Akârya, philosopher re-
ferred to in Sâmkhya-Sûtras,
118.

Sankara is evolution, 345.
Sanskrit proper names, 410.
Santa, pleasurable, 331.
Santi Rakshita, 576.
Sânumana, 327, 328.

- with inference, 351.

Sârîra, body, 227.

Sarmanas, 35.

Sâsmitâ, with false conceit, 449.
Sastra, the, 379.

Sat-karyavâda, every effect pre-
exists, 208.
Sat-karyavâda, 396.

Saumanasya, serenity, 468.

Savage tribes, their philosophy, 7.
Savîga, with a seed, 448.

Savikalpa, one kind of Pratyaksha,
188.

Savikârâ, deliberative, 449.
— and Nirvikârâ, 454.
Savitarkâ, argumentative, 449, 453.
Savitri (Asura), the enlivener, one

of the agents of recurring
events of nature, spoken of in
Veda, 46.

Schopenhauer

translation of the Upanishads,

Sensation without perception, 514.
Senses, Indriyas, 545.

Sesha, name for Patangali, 410.
or posterior, 497, 499.
Shashti-tantra, 298.

the Sixty-doctrine, 355-

Siddhânta, 267.
tenets, 504.

Siddhis, perfection, 459-461.
miraculous powers, 466.
Sign, Linga, or Vyâpya, 498.
bearer of a, Lingin, 498.
Silâditya Harshavardhana, com-

monly called Sri-Harsha of
Kanyakubga, 610-650, 37.
Silalin, author of Nata-Sûtras, 127.
Similarity, Samyam, 232.
Sîtâ, daughter of Ganaka, 14.
Siva, found on earliest Mauryan
coins, 80.

Six systems of philosophy, 589.
Sixteen Topics, or Padarthas, 489.
Sixty-two systems of philosophy,

Space, 582.

Sphota, 'the eternal word = Brah-
man,' 85, 90, 527.

Vedanta on, 536.

Yoga and Sâmkhya on, 539.

Nyaya on, 542.

Vaiseshika on, 543.

sound, distinct from the letters,

528.

Sphotâyana, 527.

Sraddha, faith, 348.

Sruti and Smriti, 3.

- or revelation, the only evidence
invoked by Bâdarâyana, 191.
and Âpta-vakana, difference be-
tween, 307.

— inspiration, 325.

Vedantists derive the unreal from

the real, 397.

Vedas, authority of the, 195.
- sound of, eternal, 273.

words of the, supernatural, 273.
Vedic gods, three classes-(1) of

the sky; (2) of the mid-air;
(3) of the earth, 48.

Vedic hymns, date for, 2000 B. C. or
5000 B. C., little gained by this,
44.

Vedic Vak, a feminine, 74.
coincidence with Sophia of O. T.,
76.

Vedos dhyetavyah, 269.
Verbal symbols, 216.

Vibhuti-pâda, 438.

Vibhutis, powers, 458.

Videhas, bodyless, 448, 449.
Vidhâtri, arranger, name given to

the one god, 62.
Vidvan-moda-taranginî, 278.
Vidyâmâtra, knowledge only, 210.
— doctrine, 559.

Vignana-Bhikshu, supposed to have
composed the Sutras, 289.

· 373, 377, 590.

Vikaras, sixteen, 330.

Vikâsa, or higher enlightenment,

Yoga, is Samatva, equability, 404-
not union, but disunion, 405.

-

means really Viyoga, 406.

steadying of the mind, 440.
Taraka, or ferry across the world,
467.

is it Nihilism? 471.

and Samkhya on Sphota, 539-
Yoga-Sûtras, 438.
Yogakaras, 29.

Yogangas, helps to Yoga, 456.
accessories of Yoga, 458.
Yogânusâsanam, 415 n.

Yoga-sara-samgraha, abstract of the
Yoga, 416.

Yogins in Maitrây. Up. VI, 288.
- perceptions of the, 429.
nine classes of, 450.

ZARADES (Zoroaster), name found
among followers of Mani, 84.