India: What can it teach us? / A Course of Lectures Delivered before the University Of Cambridge

by F. Max Müller

• V.
• Vaga, [183];
  • as plural, [184].
• Vaisvadeva, offering, [249].
• Vaisya, a, [162].
• Vak, wife of Vata, [165].
• Vâlmîki, the poet, [100].
• Varâhamihara, [112].
• Varuna, [156];
  • hymns to, [204].
• Vasishtha, on righteousness, [93].
• Vata, the wind, [200];
  • and Wotan, [201].
• Veda, their antiquity, [101];
  • silly conceptions, [118];
  • religion of, [129];
  • necessary to the study of man, [133];
  • objections to, [135];
  • native character of, [159];
  • lessons of, [161];
  • use of their study, [162];
  • character of their poetry, [182];
  • knowledge of God progressive in, [194];
  • their hymns, a specimen, [205];
  • their gods, number of, [219];
  • meaning of their names, [220];
  • three periods in their literature, [234];
  • three religions in, [236].
• Vedic Mythology, its influence, [27];
  • contrasts, [169].
• Veda-end, [267].
• Vedânta philosophy, [265];
  • the present religion in India, [269];
  • its prevalence, [270];
  • commended to students, [271];
  • its highest knowledge, [273].
• Vidâla, cat, [42].
• Vihâras, or colleges, the ancient, [26].
• Vikramâditya, [110];
  • his varied experience, [113].
• Village communities in India, [64];
  • large number of, [65];
  • morality in, [67].
• Visvakarman, [157].
• Vyâsa, the poet, [100].

• W.
• Warriors, native and foreign, [116].
• Waters, divers gods of the, [167].
• Weasel and the woman, [28].
• Wilson, Prof., on the Hindus, [57].
• Witnesses, three classes of, [69].
• Wolf, F. A., his questions, [221];
  • his dictum, [223].
• Workingmen, [116].
• Worship of the dead, [240].
• Wotan and Vata, [201].
• Writing unknown in ancient India, [226].

• X.
• Xanthos, the Lydian, [223].

• Y.
• Yag, ishta, [208].
• Yagñadattabadha, [110].
• Yâgñavalkya, on virtue, [92].
• Yahweh, worship of, [272].
• Yama, lord of the departed, [85];
  • on immortality, [86];
  • invoked, [242];
  • as the first man, [242];
  • dialogue on death, [267].
• Yâska, division of the Vedic gods, [168].
• Yueh-chi, The, and the Goths, [104].

• Z.
• Zeus, [129];
  • the survivor of Dyaus, [213];
  • the interval between, [235].
• Zeus, Dyaus, and Jupiter, [198].
• Zimmer, Prof., on polytheism, [166];
  • translation of Sanskrit words, [185].
• Zodiacal signs, known to Sanskrit astronomers, [114].
• Zodiac, The Babylonian, [147].
• Zoroastrianism, [31].

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