Volume V: Part II

1 Chapter XX. Vedic Meaning and Procedure of Shāntis pp. 719–747 2 Chapter XXI. Individual Shāntis pp. 748–814 3 Section IV. The Purānas and Dharmashastra pp. 815–815 4 Chapter XXII. Origin and Development of Purāna Literature pp. 815–886 5 Chapter XXIII. Brief Notes on Individual Purānas and Upapurānas pp. 887–912 6 Chapter XXIV. Influence of Purānas on Dharmashastra pp. 913–1002 7 Chapter XXV. Causes of the Disappearance of Buddhism from India pp. 1003–1030 8 Chapter XXVI. Tāntrik Doctrines and Dharmashastra pp. 1031–1119 9 Chapter XXVII. Nyāsas, Mudrās, Yantra, Chakra, Mandala, etc. pp. 1120–1139 10 Appendix to Section VI pp. 1140–1151 11 Chapter XXVIII. Mīmāmsā and Dharmashastra pp. 1152–1201 12 Chapter XXIX. Some Fundamental Doctrines of Pūrvamīmāmsā pp. 1202–1282 13 Chapter XXX. On Mīmāmsā Principles and Rules of Interpretation in Relation to Dharmashastra pp. 1283–1338 14 Appendix to Section VII Chap.XXX pp. 1339–1351 15 Chapter XXXI. Dharmashastra and Sānkhya pp. 1352–1384 16 Chapter XXXII. Yoga and Dharmashastra pp. 1385–1467 17 Chapter XXXIII. Tarka and Dharmashastra pp. 1468–1482 18 Chapter XXXIV. Cosmology pp. 1483–1529 19 Chapter XXXV. The Doctrine of Karma and Punarjanma (transmigration or metempsychosis) pp. 1530–1612 20 Section X. The Fundamental Conceptions and Characteristics of Hindu (Bhāratīya) Culture and Civilization from the Vedic Times to about 1800 A.D. and Future Trends pp. 1613–1613 21 Chapter XXXVI. Fundamental and Leading Characteristics of Hindu Culture and Civilization pp. 1613–1657 22 Chapter XXXVII. Future Trends pp. 1658–1711 23 Epilogue pp. 1712–1733 24 Index (to Vol. V) pp. 1734–2002