The System of the Vedanta according to Badarayana's Brahma-Sutras and Cankara's Commentary c5.s3.t3.3

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⁴¹ *Indra-âdayaḥ* p. 281, 8. 9. 282, 5. 7. 287, 4, etc.—From quite different ideas came the sporadically occurring *Hiraṇyagarbha-âdaya’ îçvarâḥ*, who at the disappearance of the world do not disappear like the other Gods and beings, but, as it seems, only pass the time in sleep, and at the new creation of the world, help the *îçvara*; p. 300, 3. 4. 9. 301, 1. 303, 9; cf. *Hiraṇyagarbha* as *prathamaja* p. 339, 3, as *adhyaksha* in the lower world of *Brahma* p. 1121, 13; *mahân* (*Kâṭh. 3, 11*) as *Hiraṇyagarbhî buddhiḥ* p. 343, 3; *sarva-karaṇa-âtmani Hiraṇyagarbhe brahma-loka-nivâsini* p. 247, 6; *samashṭi-vyashṭi-rûpeṇa Hiraṇyagarbheṇa prâṇâtmanâ* 724, 8; and the (*râja-*) *Vaivasvata-âdaya’ îçvarâḥ* p. 397, 8.