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WIDOWS— Contd.
by ascetism may attain
salvation, ii. 159.
rights according to Mitak-
shara and Dayabhagh,
ii. 216 to 219.
entitled to dispose of hus-
band's property accord-
ing to Mitakshara, ii. 217.
WIFE—
control of husbands over
—, not sufficient guard
against sin, ii. 137.
WILL— i
known to Hindoos, ii.
267 to 269, 274 to 276.
Sanskrit terras for it, ii.
275.
WOMEN—( See Mother,
Daughter. )
capacle of the knowledge
of God, i. 185 ; ii. 165,
177.
knowers of God, i. 185.
not inferior in under-
standing, ii. 177.
education of, neglected,
ii. 177.
more faithful than men,
their miserable condition
described, ii. 179 to 180,
199 to 201.
their rights to property,
ii. 195 to 208.
WOODFORD, Mr.—
letter to, ii. 356, 357.
WOODFORD Mrs.—
letter to, ii. 354.
WORD—(See Jesus.)
John I. 1-14, considered,
hi. Pt. i : 229 ; Pt. 3 :
40 to 46.
WORKS—(See rites.)
their influence, i. 227,
234, 235.
WORSHIP— ^See House-
holder, Ancestors, God,
Brahma, Supreme
Being.)
of inferior gods enjoined
to the incapable, i. 17,
152.
mode enjoined in t h e
Vedas, i. 19. p.,
God the sole object of, i.
18.
of God not impossible, i.
175-
of the Supreme Being,
persons desirous are en-
titled to it, i. 98.
of the Supreme Being,
should be taught to all,
i. 194.
what is, i. 189.
different modes of, i. 293
to 296.
what it should be, ii. 82.
mode of true, i. 174, 175,
191, 192.
good actions and com-
mand over the passions
and senses indispensable
in, i. 19, 20, 39.
morality, observance of,
a part of the worship of
God and indespensable
for it, i.20, 148-150, 263,
does not consist in ges-
tures of the body, i. 283.
by ascetism may attain
salvation, ii. 159.
rights according to Mitak-
shara and Dayabhagh,
ii. 216 to 219.
entitled to dispose of hus-
band's property accord-
ing to Mitakshara, ii. 217.
WIFE—
control of husbands over
—, not sufficient guard
against sin, ii. 137.
WILL— i
known to Hindoos, ii.
267 to 269, 274 to 276.
Sanskrit terras for it, ii.
275.
WOMEN—( See Mother,
Daughter. )
capacle of the knowledge
of God, i. 185 ; ii. 165,
177.
knowers of God, i. 185.
not inferior in under-
standing, ii. 177.
education of, neglected,
ii. 177.
more faithful than men,
their miserable condition
described, ii. 179 to 180,
199 to 201.
their rights to property,
ii. 195 to 208.
WOODFORD, Mr.—
letter to, ii. 356, 357.
WOODFORD Mrs.—
letter to, ii. 354.
WORD—(See Jesus.)
John I. 1-14, considered,
hi. Pt. i : 229 ; Pt. 3 :
40 to 46.
WORKS—(See rites.)
their influence, i. 227,
234, 235.
WORSHIP— ^See House-
holder, Ancestors, God,
Brahma, Supreme
Being.)
of inferior gods enjoined
to the incapable, i. 17,
152.
mode enjoined in t h e
Vedas, i. 19. p.,
God the sole object of, i.
18.
of God not impossible, i.
175-
of the Supreme Being,
persons desirous are en-
titled to it, i. 98.
of the Supreme Being,
should be taught to all,
i. 194.
what is, i. 189.
different modes of, i. 293
to 296.
what it should be, ii. 82.
mode of true, i. 174, 175,
191, 192.
good actions and com-
mand over the passions
and senses indispensable
in, i. 19, 20, 39.
morality, observance of,
a part of the worship of
God and indespensable
for it, i.20, 148-150, 263,
does not consist in ges-
tures of the body, i. 283.