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Einleitung. An Altindien. Du Land des Spruchs, der Märchen ... ... William Blake ausdrückt: »I cannot think of death as more than going out of one room into another« (Gilchrist, Life of William Blake, Lond. 1880, p ...

Anmerkungen Durch gothische Buchstaben ausgedrückt sind die lingualen (cerebralen) Laute ... ... impossible to bring salt by itself. But all these conditions have run together into one, and produced the distinctive thing called salt. (For instance): salt is heavy ...

... single power of the soul, which remains unalterably the same, perhaps for one moment. – Our impressions give ... ... st of all« zu machen, IV Ende: One fire drives out one fire; one nail, one nail; Rights by rights falter, strength by strength ...

... the colour, – or it may be one existent only in the product-e.g. the conjunction. Die Bemerkung, ... ... the common property (i.e. the common result) of substances (more than one). Ich glaube aber nicht, dass sich sâmânyam in dieser Bedeutung rechtfertigen lässt ...

3. Die drei Guṇas. Schon mehrfach habe ich die merkwürdige ... ... the faculties. It is, in fact, nature, or prakṛiti, in one of its three constituent parts or conditions, unduly prominent ... ›Ingredients or ...

... earlier decipherers. But a third, very interesting one, pachanekayika, I. 66, has escaped detection. Pachanekayika is ... ... , and means, as Dr. Hultzsch has translated it loc. cit., ›one who knows the five Nikāyas‹. The five Nikāyas are (see Childers, ...

Bibliographische Übersicht A. Ausgabe, V. FAUSBÖLL hat das Verdienst, die ... ... vol. X., part I: The Dhammapadam. A collection of verses, being one of the canonical books of the Buddhists, translated from Pāli by F. MAX ...

... itself, which they also style intelligence, the intelligent one, etc. Here, however, cognition is so but nominally, as it is not one with apprehension of objects. Cognition as denoting soul, it is ... ... distinction? From experience of happiness deduct experience: can one then form any idea what happiness is by itself? ...

... has created a literature and a religion for nearly one-half of the human race, and has modified the beliefs of the ... ... , Japan, the Eastern Archipelago, Siam, Burma, Ceylon, and India, at one time or another marked the magnificent circle of its conquests. ... ... this day it forms, with Christianity and Islám, one of the three great religions of the world; and ...

1. Vorbemerkung über die Bezeichnungen der Seele. Das Sâmkhya-System gebraucht ... ... the ›highest affection‹ (puro-hita) is entertained [– seeing that each one loves self, if loving nought else –]«. 6 ...

Dreizehntes Kapitel (88. Gegenstand). Strafe für Ausschreitungen. Wenn jemand einen ... ... .« Aber wir müßten dann weiter berichtigen zu: »on a person who is neither one's husband nor one's wife.« Ob aber āpti so gebraucht wird? Ich denke, es ...

Erstes Kapitel (57. und 58. Gegenstand). Begriffsbestimmung gültiger Zivilhandlungen. (Allgemeine) ... ... ein masc. ergänzt werden. Am nächsten liegt paṇaḥ. Sham. hat: one eighth of a paṇa. Sachlich klingt das annehmbar; denn über einen ...

Zwanzigstes Kapitel (74. bis 75. Gegenstand). Würfelspiel. Tierkämpfe mit Wetten. Vermischtes ... ... 16 Tīrthakara, sonst Kirchen- oder Sektenstifter, wäre also hier = one who »does« the places of pilgrimage. Zwar zu solchen Wallfahrtsreisewindhunden wollen wir ...

Achtundzwanzigstes Kapitel (45. Gegenstand). Der Schiffsaufseher. Der Schiffsaufseher soll den ... ... 26–32 und die Zusatzanmerkung dazu. A3 Vgl. auch nirākāra one who has lost countenance, verwirrt, verdutzt (MBh. XII, 333, 18). ...