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 5 26 Vedllntasiira, 420, 490 11. Vedllntasiddhtintamukttivali, 420 Vediinta sutras, 70, 71 ; as interpretations of U paniad texts, 70 Vediintatattvadipikii, 420 Vedantatirtha Vanamali, Prof., 281 n., 305 n. Vedantic, 433. 4 6 5 Vedantins, 257 Vedantism, 175, 229,37 1 ,4[8 l/ediirthasalgraha, 433 Vedas, I, 6, II, 13, 14, 20, 24, 25, 40, 67, 69, I 6, 208, 209 n., 234, 27 278, 282, 284, 285, 29 1, 294, 297, 304, 3 26 , 333 n., 355, 394, 401, 403, 404, 405, 4 26, 430, 43 1 , 435, 489; allegiance of Hindu philosophy to, I I; iitman in the, 26; authorship of, 10; bearing of, to Hindu law, I I; classification of, 12; doctrine of karma, 210; earliest record, 10; idea of morality, 210; influence of, on later thought, 10; learnt by hearing, 10; monotheistic tendency in, 19; trans- migration not developed in, 53 Vedic, I, 6, 10, I I, 14, 264, 265, '292, 396, 404, 436; belief in another world, 25; belief in punishment of evildoers, 25; commandments do not depend on reason, 29; conception of manas as seat of thought, 26; conception of the origin of the world, 25; cosmogony (mythological), 23; cosmogony (philo- sophical), 23; creation hymn, 24 ; doctrine of lUman, 25; doctrine that soul could be separated, 25; duties, different from U paniads, 29; escha- tology, 25; law of karma, 'ZI; moral idea, 25; obligatory ceremonies, I I ; sacrifices and rituals, I I; teaching as karma-miirga, 29 Vedic duties, 37 1, 437, 4 8 9, 490, 49 2 ; for inferior persons, 30 Vedic gods, 16; contrasted with Greek gods, 16; contrasted with Pura1)a gods, 16; have no fixed leader, 18; instru- ments of sacrifice, 22 Vedic hymns, 18, 22, 31; two tendencies, 6; different irom the U pani!iiads, 3 I Vedic literature, 41, 211, 268 Vedic 11lytlzology, 18n., 1911.,22 n., 23 n., 25n., 26n. Vedic sacri fices, 27 I Vedic texts, 68, 69, 27 6, 37 2 , 399 vega, 286, 3[6 vegasal!zskllra, 291 Venkata, 222 Venkatdvara, 423 Vesali, 112 vibhii..r::a, 3 16 Vibhajjavadins, 1[2, I I 5; schools of, I 15; their notion of time, I 15 l/ibhmiga, 83, 9°11. Vibhiijii, 120 n. Index viMtl, 189, 363 vibhiUi, 272, 424 Vibratory, 327 viciira, 105, 144, 213, 27 1 vicikicchii, 100, 105 vicikitsii, 145 Vicious infinite, 160, 319 n. vidhi, 29, 404, 405 vidhi-viikya, 405 vidhiviveka, 371 vidh , iyate 146 Vidvamnanoraiijini, 420 vidYll, II I, 277, 278, 293, 332 n. Vidyabhu!iia1)a, DrS. C., 128n., 172,279, 309 n., 350 n., 38811., 421 Vidyara1)ya, 419 vihllras, 173 vijiinana, 89 vijiiapti, 94, 12 4 vijliiina, 86 n., 90, 91 n., 123, 124, 132, 143,146, 409n., 428, 460; determining niimarUpa, 91; in relation to skandhas, 91; meaning of, in Sanskrit works, 86 n. Vijfiana Bhik!iiU, 212, 220, 221,222, 223, 225, 226, 229, 257 n., 260, 262, 494; his differences with Vacaspati, 223 ff. Vijiiiinakiiya, 120 vijliiinamaya, 60 vijiiiinamaya iitman, 46 Vijliiinanulfrasiddhi, 128 vyniinaskandha, 124 Vijfianavada, 86 n., 127, 128, 145, 166, 16 7, 3° 2 ,4 1 7,4 21, 4 2 9,4 6 5,493,494; aspects of nothingness, 149; Bodhi- sattva doctrine, 150; categories of the understanding, 148; consciousness, two functions of, 145; doctrine of dhyiina, 150; doctrine of essencelessness, 147; doctrine of illusion (11liiya), 147; nir- v!lna-doctrine, 151; doctrine of nai- riit11lya and tathiigatagm'bha, 149; doctrine of pratityasamutpada, 148; doctrine that all things are mental creations, 146; its literature, 128 Vij, iianavadin 113, 127, 128, 147, 167, 184, 233, 301, 332,4°9 n., 4 1 5 Vijlitiniimrta bhiijya, 220, 223, 239 n., 243 n. vikalpa, 129, 151, '261, 269 vikalpalakaagrahllbhiniveiaprati!!hiipi- kiibtlddhi, 148 vikalpapratyaya, 410 n. vikalpita, 409 n. vikathii, 193 vikiira, 232 vikiiritvam, 203 Vikramaditya, 370 vik!epa, 472 vik!ipta, 268 Vimalakirti, 128 Vimalakirtin, irdeiasutra 125 n. Vimiinavatthu, 83 Vinaya, 82 vinaya, 193