The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v2.c42.68.2

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Dead, abodes of the, 403–16; cult of, 322, 345, n. 4, 425–32, 361; disposal of, 53, 417–24; god of the, 148, 150, 165; sight of, as a presage of death, 392; spirits of the, in connexion with origin of gods and demons, 71–5, 79, 81, 85. Death, 460; of enemy, modes to compass, 389; of god in the sacrifice, 49, 460; of the three brothers of Agni, 157, 160; taboos arising from, 308, 309. Debts, three, owed by man, 480. Deduction, logical, 485. Deep sleep, 537, 566, 567–70. Definition, 484, 548, n. 6. Deformed shapes of demons, 237. Deified States or Conditions, 211–15. Deiokes, father of, 616, n. 1. Demokedes, Greek physician at the Persian court, 602. Demokritos, Greek philosopher (5th cent. B.C.), 604, 635, 636, n. 9. Demons, or spirits, Wundt’s classification of, 44, 45. Demons, 72, 76, 427, 517, 518; and Maruts, 153; killed by Agni, 158; by Soma, 168; mixed form of, 225, 237. Descent from animals or plants, 196. Desertion of Indra by the gods, 127. Desire, 436, 442, 480, 523, 554, 556, 574, 582. Deṣṭrī, ‘disposing’ deity, 206. Destruction of the universe by fire, periodic, 529. Destructive character of Rudra, 143. Determinism, 527, 586, 594, *and see* Will. Deussen, P., theory of meaning of Upaniṣads, 509–12, 592. Devabhāga Çrautarṣa or Çrautarṣi, sacrificer, 320, n. 1, 482. Devalakas, colporteurs of idols, 30. Devāpi, Purohita, 261, 292, 293. Devavāta, Agni of, 158. Devayajana, Vināyaka, 242. Deviations from the Karman doctrine, 579, 580. Dhammasaṅgaṇi, 563.