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| SUBJECT. | PAGE |
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| Chapter XL.—Worship of the Great Lord Sanskrit: Maheshvara, a title of the god Shiva. ... ... ... | 95—9? |
| Chapter XLI.—Enumeration of diverse incantations, Sacred Formulas Sanskrit: Mantras. (Diverse Lore Sanskrit: Nana Vidya.) ... ... ... | 98—9? |
| Chapter XLII —Description of investing a phallic emblem with the holy thread (Sacred thread rite for Shiva Sanskrit: Shiva-pavitrarohanam; an annual purification ritual where a consecrated thread is offered to the deity.) ... ... | 99—10 ? |
| Chapter XLIII —Description of the rite of investing an image of Vishnu The Preserver deity in the Hindu trinity. with the holy thread (Sacred thread rite for Vishnu Sanskrit: Vishnu-pavitrarohanam.) | 102—10 ? |
| Chapter XLIV.—Contemplation of the God with form and the formless God ... ... ... | 105—10 ? |
| Chapter XLV.—Characteristic marks of Salagrama Stones Sacred ammonite fossils found in the Gandaki River, considered natural symbols of Vishnu. ... | 107—11 ? |
| Chapter XLVI.—Adoration of the deity presiding over homesteads Sanskrit: Vastu; the traditional Indian system of architecture and placement. ... ... ... | 110—11 ? |
| Chapter XLVII.—Essential features of a divine temple or of a palace ... ... ... | 113—11 ? |
| Chapter XLVIII.—Installations of divine images... ... | 117—12 ? |
| Chapter XLIX.—Discourse on Yoga Spiritual practices intended to unite the individual soul with the divine. and acts of piety ... | 126—130 |
| Chapter L.—Discourses on charities and gift-makings, etc. | 130—137 |
| Chapter LII.—Regulations of Atonement Rites Sanskrit: Prayaschittas; rituals performed to purify oneself from sins or errors. | 137—14 ? |
| Chapter LIII —Traits of conduct of men marked by the several kinds of Mystic Treasures Sanskrit: Nidhis; types of prosperity or spiritual wealth. ... ... | 142—143 |
| Chapter LIV.—Progeny of Priyavrata A legendary king from Hindu mythology. and incidental description of the Seven Islands of the Earth The mythological division of the world into seven concentric island-continents (Sapta-dvipa). ... ... | 144—145 |
| Chapter LV.—Description of the Geographical situations of the different countries of the earth, as well as of India with its physical features ... ... ... | 145—146 |
| Chapter LVI.—Enumeration of the names of princes of the continent of Plaksha One of the seven mythological island-continents mentioned in Hindu cosmology., etc. ... ... ... | 147—148 |
| Chapter LVII.—Cosmology of Hell and the nether regions ... | 148—149 |
| Chapter LVIII.—Positions and dimensions of the sun and other planets ... ... ... | 149—151 |
| Chapter LIX.—Discourses on Astrology; presiding deities of the different planets and constellations of stars, situations of Yoginis Female semi-divine beings or spiritual forces whose position changes with time. on the different days of the fortnight, etc. ... | 152—156 |
| Chapter LX.—Discourses on the period of influences of the different planets with that of the sun ... ... | 157—158 |
| Chapter LXI.—Influences of the moon in her different mansions ... ... ... ... | 159—160 |
| Chapter LXII.—Discourses on Duration of the Ascendant Sanskrit: Lagnamana. and determination of what one ought or ought not to do from the stable or mobile character of the Ascendant Sanskrit: Lagna; the zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at a specific time. ... ... | 160—16 ? |