Indian Philosophy v1.c19.4

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Bacon, Francis, 8, 23, 467 n. Bādarāyaṇa, 40, 55, 498 Bāhva, 178 Bālāki, 143 Bāṇa, 524 Banerjee, Mr., 281 n. Barnett, 530 Barodia's *History and Literature of Jainism*, 340 Barth, 59 n., 500; his *Religions of India*, 147, 290–1, 474 Barua's *Pre-Buddhistic Indian Philosophy*, 116, 143 n., 267 Beethoven, 128 n. Behari Lal's *The Vedas*, 108 n. Benn's *History of Rationalism in the Nineteenth Century*, 359 Bergson, M., 37, 334, 335, 342, 369, 373 n., 541 n.; his *Creative Evolution*, 410; his *Mind-Energy*, 367 Berkeley, 156, 191 n., 381, 392 n., 625; his *Principles of Human Knowledge*, 625 n. Bernard, St., 227 n. Bevan, Edwyn, his *Hellenism and Christianity*, 351 n. Bhadanta, 613 n. Bhadrabahu's *Kalpasūtra*, 289 Bhaga, 80, 492 Bhagavadgītā, 23 n., 25, 33 n., 40, 47, 57, 87, 97, 116, 140, 142, 162, 243 n., 259, 266, 276, 317 n., 466 n., 481, 483, 409, 491, 511, 514, 515, 607; Atman, 534–6; avatāras, 544–6; bhakti, 558–65; Brahman, 536–9; caste, 570–1; date, 522–4; ethics, 552–4, 566–9; God, 539, 544, 555, 558, 562–3, 578; jñāna mārga, 554–8; karma-mārga 565–574; individual self, 535–6, 549–551; māyā, 531 n., 537–9, 543–9; metaphysics, 533–535, 539–40; mokṣa, 574–8; rebirth, 551–2; relation to the Bhāgavata religion, 526; to Buddhism, 526–7; to the Māhābhārata, 522–4; to the Sāmkhya, 527–9; the Upaniṣads, 522, 525–6, 530–1, 536–7, 543, 566; the Vedānta, 527–8; the Vedas, 525, 566–570; and the Yoga, 527–9, 556–7, 563