Indian Philosophy v2.c29.34

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Rāmakṛṣṇa's Śikhāmaṇi, 142, 451 n., 488 n., 613 n. Rāmakṛṣṇa Bhaṭṭa's Yuktisnehaprapūraṇī, 377 n. Rāmānuja, 24, 28, 131, 132 n., 172, 175, 326 n., Chaps. VII-X, passim; and Śaṃkara, 658-62, 676-8, 683 ff., 701-2, 714-21; life, 665-7; theory of cause, 678; comparison, 674; consciousness, 679-82; empirical ego, 690-6, 713-14; ethics and religion, 703-9; God, 682-90; inference, 673-4; karma and freedom, 693-5; matter, 696-7; memory, 673; mokṣa, 709-12; perception, 672-3; scripture, 674; self, 679-82; substance, 679, 712-13 Rāmānanda, 670, 709 Rāmatīrtha's Taraṅgiṇī, 451 n. Rāmāyaṇa, 18 n., 33 n., 35 n., 38 n., 253 n. Randle, Mr. H. N., 84 n. Raṅgarāmānuja, 670 Raseśvara, 722 n. Rashdall's Theory of Good and Evil, 717 n. Ratnakīrti, 40, 57 n. Raurava Āgama, 723 Rāvaṇabhāṣya, 180 Ṛg-Veda, 250, 261 n., 565 n. Rosmini, 400 n. Rucidatta, 40 Rūpa, 761; his Ujjvalanīlamaṇi, 764 Russell, Mr. Bertrand, 215 n., 240; his Philosophical Essays, 511