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14. B1443, pp. 106-110.
15. B1559, p. 365.
16. Cf. K. S. Iyer, B6629, 1 (1914-15), p. 278.
17. *Bhagavadgītā* II.46.
18. *Bhagavadgītā* III.5.
19. *Muṇḍakopaniṣadbhāṣya* III.2.5.
20. *Gauḍapādakārikās* I.31-38.
21. See, for example, A. C. Das, B7010; G. R. Malkani, B7033; M. A. V. Rao, “Karma saṃnyāsa,” *Vedanta Kesari* 20 (1933-34), pp. 345-352.
22. Cf., e.g., W. S. Urqhart, *Vedānta and Modern Thought* (London, 1928), pp. 172-190.
23. See, e.g., Nikhilananda, B1244; K. S. Iyer, B6629; Kumarappa, B2072.
24. See S. N. Mitra, “Advaita and morality—or Advaitic transformation of will,” *Vedanta Kesari* 26 (1940), pp. 407-414; D. M. Datta, B7063 [cf. also Malkani contra Datta, in *Philosophical Quarterly* (Amalner) 30 (1957), pp. 201-206]; S. C. Chakravarti in *Prabuddha Bharati* 71 (1966), pp. 409-414.
25. Maṇḍana’s views appear to be the subject of the entire ninth book of the *Pañcapādikā*.
26. See above, p. 30.
27. *Chāndogyopaniṣadbhāṣya* on II.23.1.