Index:Hindu Gods and Heroes.djvu

Title	Hindu Gods and Heroes
Author	Lionel David Barnett
Year	1922
Publisher	E. P. Dutton and Co.
Location	New York
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Index not transcluded or unreviewed

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Contents
I.		The Vēdic Age:
		Popular Religion, p. 9 — Ṛig-vēda and priestly religion, p. 11 — Dyaus-Zeus, p. 14 — Ushās, p. 18 ― Sūrya, p. 19 — Savitā, p. 19 — Mitra and Varuṇa, p. 19 — Agni, p. 22 — Sōma, p. 23 — Indra, p. 25 — The Aśvins, p. 35 — Vishṇu, p. 37 — Rudra-Śiva, p. 42 — Summary, p. 42.
II.		The Age of the Brāhmaṇas:
		Growth of Brahman influence in expanding Aryan society, p. 45 — System of priestly doctrine: theory of Sacrifice and mechanical control of nature thereby, p. 48 — Its antinomianism: partly corrected by the growing cult of Rudra-Śiva, p. 53 — The Upanishads: their relation to the Brāhmaṇas, p. 59 — Brahma the Absolute, p. 60 — Karma-Saṃsāra, P. 63 — Results: Śaiva Theism, p. 65— Kṛishṇa: early history and legends, p. 66 — Teachings, p. 68.
III.		The Epics, and Later:
		I.		The Great War and the Pāṇḍavas, p. 70 — Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa, p.74 — Growth of church of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa, p. 79 — Worship of Pāṇḍavas, p. 92 — New erotic and romantic Kṛishṇaism, p. 94.
		II.		Rāma: legend of Rāma and constitution of Rāmāyaṇa, p. 98.
		III.		Some later Preachers, p. 103 — Religions of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa and Śiva in Southern India, p. 103 — Śaṃkara Āchārya, p. 105 — Rāmānuja, p. 107 — Nimbārka, Madhva, Vallabha, p. 108 — Jñānadēva, p. 109 — Nāma-dēva, p. 109 — Tukārām, p. 109 — Rāmānanda, p. 110 — Tulsī Dās, p. 110 — Kabīr, p. 110 — Nānak, p. 110 — Chaitanya, p. 110.
		IV.		Brahmā and the Trimūrti, p. 111 — Dattātrēya, p. 114.
		V.		Two Modern Instances, p. 116.
Conclusion