VEDANTIC WORKS. 105 476. (S. B.) Hasta Malak, by Ananda Chandra Vi- dyeab&gish, T. P., 1852, pp. 25, on Brahma and Spirit. 477. Katopanisliat, 1850, God's unity, pp. 31, 2 as. t. p., from the Yajur Veda. A tr. in English by Dr. Roer, has been published in the Bibliotheca Indica. 478. Nirgun Stotra, 1843, pp. 38, Hymn to the one God, by different persons. (S. B.) 47.9. Panchadashi, Vedantic Philosophy, pp. 780, 4 as. By the Pandit of the Tatvabodhini Sahha, Anand Chandra Vedanta Bagish. On God and Creation. 480. Pautalik Prabodh, or refutation of Idolatry, pp. 48, 6 as, T. P., 1846 By Braja Mohan a friend of Ram- mohan Ray's. In a dialogue form, discusses the question of image worship with quotations from the Shastras. 481. Parameshwar Upasana, 17 discourses on the Spiri- tual Worship of God, delivered in 1828, treats of idol wor- ship, on ritual as inferior to spiritual worship. 482. Prashnachatushta,T. P., 1848, pp. 26, 2nd ed., truth, on certain parties wearing the paita, &c, killing goats not in sacrifice, on those who drink spirits, cut their top nots. 483. Rig Veda Sanhita, 2 Rs., pp. 170, Hymns of the Rig Veda, The Rig Veda is one of the 4 sacred books of primitive Hinduism, composed on the banks of the Indus. 484. Shatringshatopahhyean, discourses on God, pp. 259, 1 Re., t. p., 1854, 36 Sermons according to the Vedantic philosophy. 485. Tatvabodhini Sabhar Baktrita, 4 as., pp. 34, 1841. Sermons on God and his attributes. (S. T.) 486. Vedanta Sar, 1835, pp. 282, translated by Ananda Chandra Brahmon, the soul of the world, ceremonies not necessary. 487. Vedanta Darshan, 1854.
