Rāmamohana Rāẏa; Ghose, Jogendra Chunder [Hrsg.]: The English works of Raja Rammohun Roy (Band 3) (1901)

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index.

NATIVES OF INDIA—
[continued.)

physical condition of, ii.

increase of population, ii.
95-

their opinion regarding
the British rule, ii. 97.
NATURE—

not the cause of the
world, i. 10.
NESTORIANS. (See

Misssion.)
NEWS WRITERS—
employed in the Mohum-
mudan Courts, ii. 316.
NEWTON, Sir isaac-
(See Trinity))
his opinion considered,
iii. Pt. 1 : 264 ; Pt. 3 :
101, 102.
NUCHIKET A —

his history, i. 64.
NYAYA—(See Educa-
tion i)

attacked, i. 212, 213.
vindicated, i. 221.

OLD TESTAMENT -
quotations from-referred
to in the New, show
the unity of God and
the inferiority of Mes-
siah, iii. Pt. 1 : 220 to
228.

passages in—, in support
of the Deity of Jesus
considered, iii. Pt. 1 :
229 to 263.
should be studied before
the New, iii. Pt. 1: 263.
OM—
its excellance, i. 71.

explained, i. 117, 118.
its similarity of sound to
Greek u>v i. 117, 118.
OM TATSAT—
explained, i. 117 to 119.
meaning according to
Bhagabadgita, i. 117-

ORIENTAL LANGUA-
GES—(See Allegory,
Metaphor))

plural number expresses
respect in, iii. Pt. 1 :
200.

PANCHAIT. (See Jury)
PANTHEISM—
distinguished from ve-

dantism, i. 96, 97, 175,

176:
PARABLE—
of the prodigal son, iii. Pt.

i : 71 ; Pt. 2 : 17.

the sowers, iii. Pt. 1 :

38, 54-

the talents, iii. Pt. 1 :
34-

the ten virgins, iii. Pt. 1:

34-

the rich youngman, iii.

Pt. 1. 44, 77.
the faithful steward, iii.

Pt. 1 : 64
the good Samaritan, iii.

Pt. 1: 58.
the kingdom of God, iii.

Pt. 1 : 27, 67.
PASSIONS—
overcome by earnest

prayer and heartfelt

desire, iii. Pt. 1 : 96.
overcome by repentance

and solemn meditation,

i. 263. ,