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 Chief principle then invests that Great principle, Intellect; and it becomes threefold, as affected by the quality of goodness, foulness, or darkness, and invested

We have, in the same Purana, as well as in the Brahmanda and Linga, a number of synonyms for this term, as:


 * This stanza occurs in the fourth chapter of the Vayu-purana. Immediately following it are these definitions, which Professor Wilson has translated -.

W^wr ^pFfm^ ^irt^fTT cTfT: ^w: ii 5^^'m^'«n%^ 'TRTt Tfrr: ^tt: ii fHsr^TRt^ t%'2Tflt#'T ^frf^ ^^"^ Ii fsm 5^^^T^ ^m^Tf^^mff ?TT^ i WT^>ir^ %^ %^ ^^^^ II ^^ ^-Rf^Hwr^^ 'snt^tTt^T ^ff: ii ^T^ rT^WfxT ^^Tf^T^^^: I fT^TW WfT: ^fwr ^Tf7rfT^twN% II ^T^Tc^f f^^"RTf?T ^fTWT "^T %^T^ I ^^rr^rrrr^[^ %^ ir^ "^ ^ ^5^ ii ^^T^f^ ^ ^mfw ^^^^?f^rrf^ ^ I f^'TtffT ^SI^T^^^ %^T^> f%f?r w^ II ^X:^ ^^T^TfW %^TT^^ ^fTTT^m II iK^ ^ f^^% '^'f ^ST^T^T^IrW^JTlH I TT^nfl[^^|f ^ ^fTf^Wf*!^^^^ II