CONTENTS
[Introduction]
[To the Unknown God]
[To the Maruts]
[To the Maruts and Indra]
[To Indra and the Maruts]
[To Agni and the Maruts]
[To Rudra]
[To Rudra]
[To Agní and the Maruts]
[To Vâyu]
[To Vâyu]
[Indra and Agastya: A Dialogue]
[To Soma and Rudra]
[To Rudra]
[To Vâta]
[To Vâta]
[Introduction]
[Discovery of the Zend-Avesta]
[The Creation]
[Myth of Yima]
[The Earth]
[Contracts and Outrages]
[Uncleanness]
[Funerals and Purification]
[Cleansing the Unclean]
[Spells Recited During the Cleansing]
[To Fires, Waters, Plants]
[To the Earth and the Sacred Waters]
[Prayer for Helpers]
[A Prayer for Sanctity and its Benefits]
[To the Fire]
[To the Bountiful Immortals]
[Praise of the Holy Bull]
[To Rain as a Healing Power]
[To the Waters and Light of the Sun]
[To the Waters and Light of the Moon]
[To the Waters and Light of the Stars]
[Introduction]
[I.—The Twin-Verses]
[II.—On Earnestness]
[III.—Thought]
[IV.—Flowers]
[V.—The Fool]
[VI.—The Wise Man]
[VII.—The Venerable]
[VIII.—The Thousands]
[IX.—Evil]
[X.—Punishment]
[XI.—Old Age]
[XII.—Self]
[XIII.—The World]
[XIV.—The Buddha—The Awakened]
[XV.—Happiness]
[XVI.—Pleasure]
[XVII.—Anger]
[XVIII.—Impurity]
[XIX.—The Just]
[XX.—The Way]
[XXI.—Miscellaneous]
[XXII.—The Downward Course]
[XXIII.—The Elephant]
[XXIV.—Thirst]
[XXV.—The Bhikshu]
[XXVI.—The Brâhmana]
[Introduction]
[KAUSHÍTAKI-UPANISHAD.]—
[The Couch of Brahman]
[Knowledge of the Living Spirit]
[Life and Consciousness]
[Introduction]
[Mohammed and Mohammedanism]
[Chapter I.—Entitled, the Preface]
[Chapter II.—Entitled, the Cow]
[Chapter III.—Entitled, the Family of Imran]
[Chapter IV.—Entitled, Women]
[Chapter V.—Entitled, the Table]
[Introduction]
[CHAPTER I.]—
[The Birth]
[Living in the Palace]
[Disgust at Sorrow]
[Putting Away Desire]
[Leaving the City]
[CHAPTER II.]—
[The Return of Kandaka]
[Entering the Place of Austerities]
[The General Grief of the Palace]
[The Mission to Seek the Prince]
[CHAPTER III.]—
[Bimbisara Râga Invites the Prince]
[The Reply to Bimbisara Râga]
[Visit to Ârada Udrarama]
[Defeats Mara]
[O-wei-san-pou-ti (Abhisambodhi)]
[Turning the Law-wheel]
[CHAPTER IV.]—
[Bimbisara Râga Becomes a Disciple]
[The Great Disciple Becomes a Hermit]
[Conversion of the "Supporter of the Orphans and Destitute"]
[Interview Between Father and Son]
[Receiving the Getavana Vihara]
[Escaping the Drunken Elephant and Devadatta]
[The Lady Âmra Sees Buddha]
[CHAPTER V.]—
[By Spiritual Power Fixing His Term of Years]
[The Differences of the Likkhavis]
[Parinirvana]
[Mahaparinirvana]
[Praising Nirvana]
[Division of the Sariras]