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Aacrity<\/b> [p.l] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 137 <\/p>\n

Abdul Baha<\/b> [p.l]  for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVII: <\/b>21 XXXV:<\/b><\/span> 81-82 <\/p>\n

Abhimanyu<\/b> [p.l] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 149 <\/p>\n

Achilleid<\/b> [p.2] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 2 XXVI:<\/b> 124 <\/p>\n

Achilles<\/b> [p.2] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 135 <\/p>\n

Aditi<\/b> [p.3]- include<\/i>
\nXXVII: <\/b>41 XXXVI: <\/b><\/span>152 <\/p>\n

Adrianople<\/b> [p.3] include<\/i>
\nXXXV<\/b>: 62 <\/p>\n

* The Advent<\/i><\/b> [p.3] "A Quarterly Devoted to the Exposition
\nof Sri Aurobindo’s Vision of the Future", started in 1944 by Sri Aurobindo
\nLibrary, Madras, and from 1957 published by Sri Aurobindo Ashram at Pondicherry.
\n(I & G) n 24:1777 29:818 <\/p>\n

Aeneid<\/i><\/b> [pp.3-4] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 32 <\/p>\n

Aeschylus<\/b> [p.4] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 10,35 <\/p>\n

Aetna<\/b> [p.4] (1) line
\n1-‘Etna’to be boldface, and the parentheses to be deleted (2) include<\/i>
\n29: 507 <\/p>\n

Afghan<\/b> [p.4] include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>:
\n147 <\/p>\n

Africa<\/b> [p.4] include<\/i> XXIV<\/b>:
\n143 <\/p>\n

Agathon<\/b> [p.5] include<\/i>
\nXXXV:<\/b> 55 <\/p>\n

*Agesilaus<\/b> [p.5] Agesilaus
\nII (c. 444-360 BC), king of Sparta (c.400-360 BC). His rule had seen the ruin
\nof Sparta though he was much admired by some contemporaries, notably Xenophon.
\n(Col. Enc.)  XXXV:<\/b> 55 <\/p>\n

Agis<\/b> [p.5] include<\/i> XXXV<\/b>:
\n55 <\/p>\n

Agni<\/b> [pp.5-6] (1) Delete all
\npage numbers relating to volume No. 11, and subs.<\/i> PASSIM. (2) include
\n<\/i>24:<\/i><\/span>1238,1502 XXIII<\/b>: 59 XXIV<\/b>:
\n141,151,154-55,163 XXV<\/b>: 72 XXVI<\/b>: 166 XXVII<\/b>: 36, 38,41
\nXXIX:<\/b> 47, 54,73 XXX<\/b>: 141,147,190,194 XXXI:<\/b> <\/p>\n

47-49 XXXII:<\/b> 112-13
\nXXXIII:<\/b> 72 <\/p>\n

Agrippa<\/b> [p.6] (1) include<\/i>
\nVar: Agrippe <\/b>(2) for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.
\n<\/i> XXXV<\/b>: 86 <\/p>\n

Ahana<\/b> [p.6] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII:<\/b> 124 <\/p>\n

Ahmedabad<\/b> [p.6] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>: 60, 84 <\/p>\n

*Ain-I-Akbari<\/i> <\/b>[p.7] a
\nunique work in Persian written by Emperor Akbar’s friend and minister Abul Fazi
\nabout the middle of the seventeenth century. It is a survey of Akbar’s empire
\nand of the imperial system, throwing a flood of light on the economic condition
\nand administrative system of the Moghuls. (D.I.H.)  XXVII<\/b>: 69 <\/p>\n

Aitareya (Upanishad)<\/i><\/b>
\n[p.7] include <\/i>XXVIII:<\/b> 123 <\/p>\n

*Ajamede<\/b>\u00b9 [p.7] See<\/i>
\nAjamida <\/p>\n

Ajamede<\/b> [p.7] Add
\nsuperscript numeral\u00b2 at the end. <\/p>\n

Ajamida<\/b> [p.7] include<\/i>
\nV‘sec:<\/i> Ajamede\u00b2 XXVI:<\/b> 141 <\/p>\n

Ajwa<\/b> [p.8] (1) add (end)<\/i>
\nOriginally named Sayaji Sarovar and built by Sayajirao III in 1892, it was
\nrenamed Pratap Sarovar in 1930. (2) add (source)<\/i> ;HasitBuch: Maharaja
\nSayajirao III,<\/i> 1988 <\/p>\n

Akashic<\/b> records [p.8] line 1
\n– ākāśa-lipi<\/i> to be in boldface italic type <\/p>\n

Akbar<\/b> [p.8] (1) Give more
\nspace between 3:176 and 4:147, (2) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>:34 <\/p>\n

Alcibiades<\/b> [p.9] include<\/i>
\nXXXV<\/b>: 55 <\/p>\n

Alexander’<\/b> [p.9] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 147-48 Alipore<\/b> [p.10] include<\/i> XXIII<\/b>: 15,62 <\/p>\n

XXIV<\/b>: 101,118 XXVI<\/b>:
\n165,186 XXIX:<\/b> 83 XXXVI:<\/b> 214 <\/p>\n

Aloyse Abelard<\/b> [p. 10] include<\/i>
\nVar: Mrs. Sieurcaye <\/b><\/p>\n

Alsace<\/b> [p.10] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII<\/b>: 130, 137, 139 <\/p>\n

Alt-Breisach<\/b> [p.ll] (1) line
\n3 – Put ‘West’ in parentheses. (2) for<\/i> [From "Record of
\nYoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII: 145 <\/b><\/p>\n

America<\/b> [pp.11-12] include<\/i>
\nXXIX<\/b>: 133 XXVII<\/b>: 60,76 XXX:<\/b> 234,238 <\/p>\n

Among the Great<\/i><\/b> [p.
\n12] line 5 -for<\/i> Betrand read<\/i> Bertrand <\/p>\n

Anandaloka<\/b> [p.13] (1) add
\n(end)<\/i> In the Record of Yoga, Sri Aurobindo distinguishes a supreme
\nAnandaloka, part of the "Eternal Manifestation" and another which is
\npart of the "mental series". (A & R, April ’86, p.90) (2) include<\/i>
\nXX:<\/b> 131 <\/p>\n

*Ananda Mimansa<\/i><\/b> [p.13]
\ntitle of a Sanskrit text. The term literally means "inquiry into the
\nnature of bliss". (A & R, December ’86, p.162) a XX<\/b>: 124 <\/p>\n

Ananke<\/b> [p.13] Add (end)<\/i>
\nShe was sister of THEMIS. <\/p>\n

*Anaryan<\/b> [p.l3] See<\/i>
\nArya <\/p>\n

Anathema Maranatha<\/b> [p.l3]
\nline 3-Add a full stop at the end (after "accursed"). <\/p>\n

Andamans<\/b> [p.14] include<\/i>
\nXXIX<\/b>: 115 <\/p>\n

Andersen, Hans<\/b> [p. 14] last
\nbut one line of the entry -for<\/i> Var.: read<\/i> Var: <\/p>\n

Andhra<\/b> [p.14]  for<\/i>
\nXVIII<\/b>: 136,138  read<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 136-39 <\/p>\n

Angah<\/b> [p. 15] (1) Put the last
\nletter h in parentheses. (2) for<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 136 read<\/i>  XVIII:<\/b>
\n136-37 <\/p>\n

Angiras(a)<\/b> [p. 15] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>: 42 <\/p>\n

*Anglo-French<\/b> [p. 15] the
\nFrench language <\/p>\n

Page-1<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

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used in medieval England
\n(Web.N.C.D.)  XXVIII:<\/b> 163 <\/p>\n

Anglo-India(n)<\/b> [p.15] include<\/i>
\n1:435 <\/p>\n

Anglo-Saxon<\/b> [p. 15] add
\n(end)<\/i> (H.L.) <\/p>\n

Aniruddha<\/b> [pp. 15-16] include<\/i>
\nXXIII: 55 XXIX:<\/b> 97,102 XXX:<\/b> 133,195-96 XXXIII:<\/b> 3 <\/p>\n

Antony, Mark<\/b> [p. 17] include<\/i>
\nXXXV<\/b>: 86 (Antony) <\/p>\n

Antony and Cleopatra<\/i><\/b>
\n[p. 17] include <\/i>XXVI:<\/b> 133<\/p>\n

Antwerp <\/b>[p. 17]  for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII<\/b>:
\n183-84,187 XXIX: <\/b>74 <\/p>\n

Apollo<\/b> [p. 17] line 4 \u2014
\nInsert the following between the full stop and ‘In’:- He was the son of Zeus
\nand Leto and is represented as the most handsome of masterful young men, the
\nideal image of the youthful god. <\/p>\n

Apte<\/b> [p. 18] include<\/i> XXIV<\/b>:
\n124 XXVI: <\/b>150 <\/p>\n

*Ar.<\/b> [p. 18] apparently an
\nabbreviation of the name of a person, occurring in "lipis" (in "Record of
\nYoga"),  XXVIII<\/b>: 171, 187 <\/p>\n

Arabia<\/b> [p. 18] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>: 64-65 <\/p>\n

Aracan<\/b> [p. 18] line 2 –
\nInsert the following between ‘Burma’ and the comma:- (now called Myanmar) <\/p>\n

Aranyani<\/b> [p. 19] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs. <\/i> XXVII: <\/b>41 <\/p>\n

Arcadia<\/b> [p. 19] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 14 <\/p>\n

Areopagus<\/b> [p. 19]  for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIX<\/b>: 61 <\/p>\n

Ares<\/b> [p. 19] include<\/i> XXX<\/b>:
\n187 <\/p>\n

Arjoon(a)<\/b> [p.20] add<\/i>
\n(to the name-entry) ; Arjouna<\/b> <\/p>\n

Arjun(a)<\/b> [pp.20-21] include<\/i>
\nVar: Arjouna<\/b> XXV:<\/b> 27-30, 33 XXVI<\/b>: 138 <\/p>\n

Arnold, Sir Edwin<\/b> [p.21] (1)
\nThis name is to be listed after Arnold,<\/b> Matthew<\/b>. (2) In
\nreferences from Volume 1, delete 54 together with the comma preceding it. <\/p>\n

Arnold, Matthew<\/b> [p.21] include<\/i>
\n1:54 <\/p>\n

Arya<\/b> [p.22] (1) In the
\nderivative Anaryan, put the last n in parentheses. (2) In references from
\nVolume 4, delete 116. (3) Change the references from Volume XVIII<\/b> as
\nfollows: XVIII<\/b>: 134-43, 148-51, 177 (4) include<\/i> XXIII<\/b>: 32 XXV<\/b>:
\n2, 24, 32-33 XXVI<\/b>: 123,136-37,140 XXVII<\/b>: 2 XXVIII<\/b>: 124 <\/p>\n

Arya<\/i><\/b> [p.22] (I) In
\nreferences from Volume 27, for<\/i> 456, 463, 468, subs.<\/i> 455-57,
\n460-63, 468-70 (2) include 22:<\/i>149, XXV:<\/b> 76, 78-79 XXVIII:<\/b>
\n182 XXXII:<\/b> 103, 127-28 XXXVI<\/b>: 216-17<\/p>\n

Aryama(n)<\/b> [pp.22-23] include<\/i>
\nXXVII: <\/b>38, 41 XXVIII<\/b>: 137 XXIX<\/b>: 41,73 <\/p>\n

Ashoka<\/b> [p.23] (1) After the
\nvariatives, give more space between Asoka<\/b> and Der: (2) include<\/i>
\nXXVIII:<\/b> 70 <\/p>\n

As(h)wamedha<\/b> [p.24] (l) line
\nl – "Horse-Sacrifice" to be in boldface type (2) After sources of
\nglossary article, delete<\/i> Var: <\/p>\n

Asvamedha (3) In references, for<\/i>
\n12: 371, 399-400 subs.<\/i> 11:<\/b> 242 12:<\/b> 399-400 <\/p>\n

Ashwamedha (Bharata)<\/b> [p.24] include<\/i>
\n<\/b>Var: Aśvamedha <\/p>\n

As(h)wattha<\/b> [p.24] In the
\nfirst variant Asvattha, replace ś by s <\/p>\n

As(h)watthama<\/b> [p.24] <\/b>include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 141 <\/p>\n

As(h)wins<\/b> [p.24] include<\/i>
\nVar: Aśvin<\/b> XXIV:<\/b> 156,163 XXVIII:<\/b> 183 XXIX:<\/b> 73 XXX<\/b>:
\n187 <\/p>\n

Asia<\/b> [p.24] include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>:
\n136 XXXVI:<\/b> 185-88,198-99 <\/p>\n

Asita<\/b> [p.24] Replace existing
\nentry by:- name of a descendant of the Vedic Rishi KASHYAPA. He is also called
\nDevala or Asita Devala. (M.W.)  13:344 Assyria<\/b> [p.25] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII:<\/b> 143,150 <\/p>\n

Asura<\/b> [p. 25] include<\/i>
\n<\/b>Der: Asuro<\/b> (combining form) 23:1055 XXIII: 14 XXIV<\/b>:
\n128-29,147 XXV<\/b>: 33-35, 39 XXIX<\/b>: 21 XXX<\/b>: 156, 195 XXXVI<\/b>:
\n192 Aśvamedha<\/b> [p. 25] Delete the parentheses in which ‘h’ is
\nplaced, and after this name, add<\/i> (Bharata) <\/p>\n

Atlanta in Caly don<\/i><\/b>
\n[p. 26] for<\/i> Atlanta<\/b> read<\/i> Atalanta <\/b><\/p>\n

Atris\u00b2<\/b> [p. 27] include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 66 XXVIII:<\/b> 121, 149 <\/p>\n

*Auchulos<\/b> [p. 27] in the
\nRecord of Yoga, a term occurring in a "lipi". (A)  XXV:<\/b>
\n69 <\/p>\n

Austria<\/b> [p.28] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII<\/b>: 137,158 <\/p>\n

Austro-German<\/b> [p.28] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII<\/b>: 145 <\/p>\n

Avesta<\/i><\/b> [p.29] last
\nline- for<\/i> five books, subs.<\/i> five books (including the Khurd
\nAvesta). <\/p>\n

Ayar, J.<\/b> [p.29] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIV<\/b>: 121 <\/p>\n

Ayasya<\/b> [p. 29] (1) add
\n(end)<\/i> Ayasya is said to be the discoverer of the "fourth state"
\nor a "fourth world" beyond those already known to the Rishis. (2) add
\n(source) <\/i>; SABCL<\/b>,10:169 <\/p>\n

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\nB<\/a><\/font><\/b>\n<\/p>\n

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Back to Methuselah<\/b> [p.30]
\nThis entry is to be delisted.  <\/p>\n

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Bactria<\/b> [pp.30-31] (1) lines
\n4-5 -for<\/i> Uzbek and Tadzhik Soviet Socialist Republics, subs. <\/i>Independent
\nStates of Uzbek and Tadzhik. (2) include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>: 147 <\/p>\n

Bahuka<\/b> [p.31] (1) lines 3-4 -for
\n<\/i>accomplished cook subs.<\/i> charioteer (2) include<\/i> Var: Vahuka
\nXXV:<\/b> 14 <\/p>\n

*Bala-Kali<\/b> [p.32] See <\/i>Kali\u00b2<\/p>\n

Balaki<\/b> [p.32] line 4 -for<\/i>
\nDrpta- read <\/i>Drpta- <\/p>\n

*Bala-Krishna<\/b> [p.32] See<\/i>
\nKrishna <\/p>\n

Balaram(a)<\/b> [p.32] (1) line 2
\n-for<\/i> He was the son of Nanda and Yasodha, subs.<\/i> He was son of
\nVasudeva and Rohini brought up by Nanda and Yasoda, (2) include<\/i> XXIII<\/b>:
\n55 XXIX<\/b>: 97,102 XXX<\/b>: 133,195-96 XXXV:<\/b> 58 <\/p>\n

Balfour<\/b> [p.32] <\/b>In the
\nname-entry and line 1, make the following changes:- for <\/i>Balfour,<\/b>
\nArthur James subs.<\/i> Balfour;<\/b> Balfour, A.J.<\/b> Arthur James
\nBalfour <\/p>\n

Bande Mataram<\/i><\/b>\u00b9 [p.33]
\ninclude<\/i> XXIX:<\/b> 23,114-15 XXXVI<\/b>: 214 <\/p>\n

Banerji, Aswini<\/b> [p.34] In
\nthe variant, after the name Aswinicoomar,<\/b> add Banerji<\/b> <\/p>\n

Bangabasi (School and) College<\/b>
\n[p.35] line 3- for<\/i> it was read<\/i> it is <\/p>\n

Barhadratha<\/b> [p.36] (1) add
\n(begin)<\/i> (son) (2) include<\/i> Var: Barhodruth XXVI:<\/b> 137 <\/p>\n

*Barhodruth<\/b> [p.36] See<\/i>
\nBarhadratha <\/p>\n

Baroda College<\/b> [p.36] include<\/i>
\nXXIV<\/b>: 163<\/p>\n

Bases of Yoga<\/i><\/b> [p.37] include<\/i>
\n24<\/b>:1777 <\/p>\n

Beadon Square<\/b> [p. 38] The glossary
\narticle together with its source is to be replaced by the following:- one of
\nseveral open spaces in north Calcutta where public meetings were held. Located
\nat the south-west corner of Beadon Street (now Abhedananda Road) and Upper
\nChitpore Road (now Rabindra Sarani), it is at present called Rabindra Kanan. (A
\n& R, April ’91, p.127) Beethoven [p. 38] Add a comma after the name-entry. <\/p>\n

Belgium<\/b> [p.38] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII: <\/b>175 <\/b><\/p>\n

Benares<\/b> [p.39] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 128 <\/p>\n

Bengal<\/b> [pp. 39-40] include<\/i>
\nXVIII:<\/b> 145 XXIV:<\/b> 116, 160 XXV:<\/b> 77 XXVI:<\/b> 137, 140
\nXXVII:<\/b> 8, 74 XXXV:<\/b> 60 (Bengal Provincial Conference) <\/p>\n

Bengali<\/b>\u00b9 [p.40] include<\/i>
\nXXIII:<\/b> 11 XXV:<\/b> 47 XXVI:<\/b> 147 XXVII:<\/b> 34 XXIX:<\/b> 30 XXXI<\/b>:
\n38 <\/p>\n

Bengali<\/b>\u00b2 [p.40] include<\/i>
\nXXVII: <\/b>34 XXIX:<\/b> 27, 30 XXXV:<\/b> 86 (Bengal) National College<\/b>
\n[p.41] include <\/i>XXIX<\/b>: 115 <\/p>\n

Berlin<\/b> [p.41] (1) Replace
\nthe glossary article by the following:- Once capital of Prussia, Berlin was
\nfrom 1871 to 1945 the capital of Germany. Then, devastated by the Second World
\nWar, the city was politically divided in 1948 (and physically by a wall in
\n1961) into East Berlin (the East German capital) and West Berlin, which
\ncomprised a Land (state) and a city of the Federal Republic of (West) Germany.
\nWith the reunification of Germany in 1990, the Berlin Wall having collapsed in
\nNovember of the previous year, there was a public debate over the choice of the
\nnational capital: Bonn or Berlin. The final vote favoured Berlin marginally,
\nand consequently, Berlin became the administrative and legislative centre as
\nwell as capital of reunited Germany. (Enc. Br.; The Hindu,<\/i> 19 August
\n’91, p. 21) (2) include<\/i> XXVIII<\/b>: 137, 171 <\/p>\n

Besant, Annie<\/b> [p.42] include<\/i>
\nXXXVI:<\/b> 191, 193, 212 <\/p>\n

Bhaga<\/b>\u00b9 [p.42] (1) line 4 –
\nBetween ‘are’ and ‘more’ insert: , however, (2) include<\/i> XXVII:<\/b>
\n38, 41 XXVIII:<\/b> 137-38 XXIX<\/b>: 41, 73 <\/p>\n

Bhagavadgita<\/i><\/b> [p.42] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 27, 28 ("Geta" – a slip or a misreading), 30-31 XXVII: <\/b>53\n<\/p>\n

Bhagawan Das<\/b> [p.43] <\/b>line
\n4- for Banaras subs.<\/i> BENARES <\/p>\n

Bhagirath(a)<\/b> [p.43] (1) line
\n2- for<\/i> (a king of Ayodhya), subs.<\/i> (of the race of Ikshvaku,
\nand a king of Ayodhya), (2) include<\/i> Var: Bhogiratha XXVI:<\/b> 136-37 <\/p>\n

Bharat(a)<\/b>\u00b2 [pp.43-44] (1) for<\/i>
\nXVIII:<\/b> 134, 138, 146, 148, 150 subs. <\/i>  XVIII:<\/b>
\n134-35, 138-39, 146-51 <\/p>\n

(2) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>:
\n1, 4, 12, 21-22, 30 XXVI:<\/b> 136-37, 141, 143, 149 <\/p>\n

Bharata<\/b> [p.44] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 126, 144, 148 <\/p>\n

Bharathi, Suddhananda<\/b> [p.44]
\n(1) for <\/i>(1897- ) subs.<\/i> (1893-1990) (2) line 9- Between 1951\/52
\nand the full point, insert:<\/i> ,<\/i> renamed Radhananda by Sri
\nAurobindo (3) In the sources, between 1984 and the parenthesis, insert:,<\/i>
\nand 8\/9 March 1990 <\/p>\n

Bharati<\/b>\u00b2 [p.44] in index references, alter the last
\npage number 146 to 146-47. <\/p>\n

Bharati<\/b>\u00b3 [p.44] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 119,150 XXXI<\/b>: 35, 38-39 <\/p>\n

Bharga Pragatha<\/b> [p. 45]
\nline.7- for<\/i> Brhati read<\/i> Brhati <\/p>\n

*Bhatgaum<\/b> [p.45] apparently,
\na small town in the former territory of KHANDESH.  XXVII:<\/b> 70 <\/p>\n

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*Bhatias<\/b> [p.45] members of a
\ncaste (Bhatiya) among the Hindus of Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Punjab. They claim
\nto be Kshatriyas. (H.S.S.)  XXVII<\/b>: 64, 67 <\/p>\n

Bhatt, Professor<\/b> [p.45] line
\n1 – for<\/i> an imaginary subs.<\/i> the <\/p>\n

Bhattacharjee, Basanta<\/b> [p.45]
\nline 3- Insert a comma before the last word ‘he’. <\/p>\n

*Bhawani<\/b> [p.46] the Mother
\nof the Universe, the Infinite Energy, pure Shakti, Knowledge, Love and
\nsometimes even Pity. She is Durga, She is Kali, She is Radha, She is Lakshmi.
\nBhawani Bharati<\/b> is Mother of India. See also the next entry. (A) Var: Bhavani<\/b>
\n 1<\/b>:61,70 XVIII<\/b>: 131,136-37, 144-49 <\/p>\n

Bhema; Bheme<\/b> [p.46] In the
\nname-entry, for<\/i> Bhema subs.<\/i> Bhema(sena) <\/p>\n

Bhima(sena)<\/b> [p.46] (1) in
\nvariants, Bhema <\/b>to be replaced by Bhema(sena)<\/b> (2) include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 8, 11-12 XXVI:<\/b> 142,146 <\/p>\n

Bhis(h)ma<\/b> [p.46] (1) line 1
\n– Between ‘Devavrata’ and the comma, insert: (see <\/i>Devavrath) (2) include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 141-42 XXXV<\/b>: 60 <\/p>\n

Bhishmue<\/b> [p.46] (1) for<\/i>
\nking of Vidaebha, and father of subs.<\/i> king of Vidarbha in the Bhoja
\ndynasty of the Lunar Race. He was the father of (2) include <\/i>XXVI:<\/b>
\n137 (3) add (source) <\/i>; M.N. <\/p>\n

Bhogavat(h)ie<\/b> [p.46] Put the
\n‘e’ of Boithorinie in parentheses. <\/p>\n

"Bhogiratha<\/b> [p.46] see<\/i>
\nBhagirath(a) <\/p>\n

Bhoja(s)<\/b> [p.46] (1) In index
\nreferences, for <\/i>3: 162, 189 subs.<\/i> 3:162, 189-90 [Note: The term
\n"Kurus" in the expression "the Kurus under Bhishmue" on p.
\n190 (line 4b) is a slip. It should be "Bhojas". Bhishmue was a king
\nin the Bhoja dynasty of the Lunar Race. (M.N.)] (2) The subsequent references
\n(from Volumes 4, 5, and 8) are all to be retained. (3) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>:
\n21 XXVI<\/b>: 136-37 <\/p>\n

Bhrigus<\/b> [p.47] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>; 42 <\/p>\n

Bhujyu<\/b> [p.47] add (end)
\nSee also<\/i> Tugra <\/p>\n

Bhur; Bhurloka<\/b> [p.47]
\n(l)linel- for <\/i>Bhu, read<\/i> Bhu(h), (2) last but one line <\/p>\n

* for<\/i> the sky read<\/i>
\nthat sky (3) include<\/i> XXIV:<\/b> 134, 153 XXVII<\/b>: 23, 26 XXIX:<\/b>
\n102 <\/p>\n

Bhurishrava(s)<\/b> [p.47] (1) In
\nthe name-entry, put the second h in <\/p>\n

parentheses. (2) include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 139 <\/p>\n

Bhuvar; Bhuvarloka<\/b> [p.47] include
\n<\/i>XXIII:<\/b> 39 XXIV:<\/b> 134, 140, 153 XXV<\/b>: 72 XXVIII:<\/b> 154
\nXXX:<\/b> 175<\/p>\n

*Bi.<\/b> [p.48] See<\/i>
\nBiren4 <\/sup> <\/p>\n

Bible<\/b> [p.48] lines 5-6 from
\nthe last – Delete ‘probably’ and the comma preceding it. <\/p>\n

Bijoy<\/b> [p.48] include<\/i>
\nXXIII: 41 XXIV: <\/b>119, 129, 150 XXV:<\/b> 50, 72 XXVII:<\/b> 49 <\/p>\n

Biren<\/b>4<\/sup> [p.49] (I) add
\n(end)<\/i> In the Record of Yoga Sri Aurobindo has sometimes abbreviated the
\nname to Bi. <\/b> or Br.<\/b> (2) include<\/i> XXIII:<\/b> 41 XXIV:<\/b> 150 <\/p>\n

XXV<\/b>:
\n52 <\/p>\n

*Birendro<\/b> [p.49] See<\/i>
\nGhose, Barindra Kumar <\/p>\n

*Birkbeck, George<\/b> [p.49]
\n(1776-1841), English physician who pioneered the founding of classes for
\nworkmen. In 1823 he promoted the foundation of the London Mechanic’s
\nInstitution of which he was president until his death. In 1907 the institution
\nwas renamed Birkbeck College. (Enc.Br.)  XXVII:<\/b> 81 <\/p>\n

Bis(h)abriksha<\/b> [p.49] line 1
\n– (Poison-Tree) to be in boldface type <\/p>\n

Blavatsky, Madame<\/b> [p.49] include
\n<\/i>XXXVI:<\/b> 192 <\/p>\n

Blotton,Mr.<\/b> [p.49] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 3 XXVI<\/b>: 125 <\/p>\n

Bluysen<\/b> [p.50] (1) add
\n(end)<\/i> In the Record of Yoga Sri Aurobindo refers to him also as B. (2) include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 55, 72 XXVIII:<\/b> 148 <\/p>\n

Bodhisattwa<\/b> [p.50] include<\/i>
\nVar: Bodhi-sattwa XXX:<\/b> 183 <\/p>\n

Bohemia<\/b> [p.50] Replace the glossary
\narticle together with its source by the following: region of western
\nCzechoslovakia; once a kingdom, later a province. The term "Bohemian
\nsociety" (15: 88) refers to the unconventional way of life of Bohemians.
\n(Web.N.C.D., pp.1417 and 123) <\/p>\n

*Bol.<\/b> [p.50] in the Record
\nof Yoga, a word seen in a "lipi".  XXIV<\/b>: 121 <\/p>\n

Bolshevik(s)<\/b> [pp.50-51] include<\/i>
\n9:554 XXXVI<\/b>: 179,196 <\/p>\n

Bombay<\/b> [p.51] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>: 74,79 <\/p>\n

Bose, Sudhira<\/b> [p.53] add
\n(begin)<\/i> (1889-1920),<\/p>\n

Boulogne <\/b>[p.53] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs. <\/i> XXVIII<\/b>: 141 <\/p>\n

Br.<\/b> [p.53] for<\/i> [From
\n"Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i> o Indexed with Biren4<\/sup> <\/p>\n

Brahma<\/b> [p.54] (1) In
\nreferences, for <\/i>XVIII<\/b>: 140 read<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 140-41 (2) include<\/i>
\nXXVII:<\/b> 41 <\/p>\n

Brahmaputra<\/b> [p.54] line 2 –
\nBetween ‘of ‘ and 1800, insert: about <\/p>\n

Brahmavarta<\/b> [p.55] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 152 <\/p>\n

\nPage-4<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

Brahmin<\/b> [p.55] (1) line 1 – delete
\n<\/i>(Dwija) (2) in variants, add<\/i> Dvija <\/b>(twice-born: the
\n"sacred thread ceremony" regarded as giving a second birth) (3) in
\nreferences, for<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 134, 136 read <\/i>XVIII<\/b>: 134-36
\n(4) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>: 3, 21, 29, 31 XXVI:<\/b> 124-25, 136 XXVII: <\/b>21, 29\n<\/p>\n

*Brasidas<\/b> [p.55] (d. 422
\nBC), Spartan officer generally considered the only commander of genius produced
\nby Sparta during the Archidamian War (431-21 BC), the first decade of the
\nPeloponnesian War (431-04 BC), between Athens and Sparta. (Enc.Br.)  XXXV<\/b>:
\n55 <\/p>\n

Brazil<\/b> [p.55] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs. <\/i> XXIII<\/b>: 30 <\/p>\n

Brihadaranyaka<\/i><\/b> [p.56]
\ninclude<\/i> XXIII:<\/b>
\n11                \n<\/p>\n

Brihadrath(a)<\/b>\u00b9 [p.56] include<\/i>
\nVar: Brihodruth Der: Barhodruth XXV: 137<\/b> <\/p>\n

Brihaspati<\/b> [p.56] include<\/i>
\nVar: Vrihaspati XXIV<\/b>: 151 XXV:<\/b> 34 XXVII<\/b>: 38 XXIX:<\/b> 47,73 <\/p>\n

*Brihodruth<\/b> [p.56] See<\/i>
\nBrihadrath(a)\u00b9 <\/p>\n

Brindaban; Brindabon; Brindavan<\/b>
\n[p.56] In Brindavan,<\/b> add<\/i> (a) at the end. <\/p>\n

Britain<\/b> [p.57] include<\/i>
\nXXIV<\/b>: 171, 173 XXVI<\/b>: 151 XXVII<\/b>: 65-66, 71, 78 XXVIII:<\/b>
\n141, 146 XXIX<\/b>: 44 XXX<\/b>: 235-37, 240, 242 XXXVI:<\/b> 198, 214-15 <\/p>\n

Brittany<\/b> [p.57] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 133 <\/p>\n

Browning, Oscar<\/b> [p.58] line
\n1 – for <\/i>(1883-1929) subs.<\/i> (1837-1923) <\/p>\n

Brussels<\/b> [p.58] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII<\/b>: 145 <\/p>\n

Bucoleon<\/b> [p.58] last line- for
\n<\/i>Laomeodon read<\/i> Laomedon <\/p>\n

Buddha; Gautama Buddha<\/b>
\n[p.59] (l) In the name-entry, put the second Buddha<\/b> in parentheses. (2) include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 27 XXVI:<\/b> 147 <\/p>\n

Buddhism [p.59] include<\/i><\/b>
\nXXV<\/b>: 2-3, 28, 30-31, 35, 83 XXVI<\/b>: 125, 147  <\/p>\n

Bug<\/b>, the [p.59] (1) line 2- for
\n<\/i>Ukranian S.S.R. subs.<\/i> Ukranian state (2) line 5 – add (end)<\/i>
\n(now known as the Commonwealth of Independent States). (3) for<\/i> [From
\n"Record of Yoga"..] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII:<\/b> 137 <\/p>\n

Bull<\/b> [p.60] (1) line 1 – for<\/i>
\nTaurus, a zodiacal constellation, subs.<\/i> or Taurus, a zodiacal
\nconstellation lying between Aries and Gemini, (2) add (source)<\/i> ; Enc.
\nBr. (3) include<\/i> XVII:<\/b> 46-47 <\/p>\n

Burma<\/b> [p.60] Replace the
\nlast sentence by the following: Presently it is a federal republic known as
\nMyanmar; its capital is Yangon (Rangoon renamed). <\/p>\n

Byron, Lord<\/b> [p. 61] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 7 XXVI<\/b>: 145 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n


\nC<\/a><\/font><\/b><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Cacootstha<\/b> [p.61] add
\n(begin)<\/i> (Kakutstha), <\/p>\n

Caesar(s)<\/b> [p.61] line 2 from
\nthe last – for<\/i> Kaisar read<\/i> Kaiser
\nCailleux<\/b> [pp.61-62] (1) In the name-entry replace e by a. (2) for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIV<\/b>: 119,123 Cairgorm<\/b>
\n[p. 62] In the name-entry insert n <\/b>between the first r and g. <\/p>\n

*Cakyas<\/b> [p. 62] See<\/i>
\n(Sakyas) <\/p>\n

Calcutta<\/b> [p.62] include<\/i>
\nXXVIII<\/b>: 180 <\/p>\n

Calmeth<\/b> [p.62] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIV<\/b>: 119 <\/p>\n

Calvin<\/b> [p. 63] In the
\nname-entry add a comma at the end. <\/p>\n

*Cape<\/b> [p.64] See<\/i>
\nComorin, Cape <\/p>\n

Carlyle<\/b>\u00b9 [p.64] (1) add
\n(end) The<\/i> French Revolution,<\/i> perhaps his greatest work, came out in
\n1837. (2) delete 13:<\/b><\/i> 131 Carranza<\/b> [p.65] for<\/i> [From
\n"Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVII: 4 Cartoveriya<\/b>
\n[p.65] Add the following to <\/p>\n

the name-entry: ; Cartoverya,
\nHaihaya<\/b> Arjouna <\/b><\/p>\n

Caucasus<\/b> [p. 66] line 1 –
\nBetween USSR and the comma, insert: (the present Commonwealth of Independent
\nStates) <\/p>\n

*Cauvery<\/b> [p.66] or Kaveri, a
\nsacred river of South India flowing east and entering the Bay of Bengal in a
\nwide delta. Known to devout Hindus as Dakshina Ganga (Ganges of the South).
\n(Web.; Enc. Br.)  XXVII:<\/b> 79 <\/p>\n

"Cawnpore<\/b> [p.66] (now
\nspelled Kanpur) administrative headquarters of Kanpur district in U.P., on the
\nRiver Ganga. It is the largest city of Uttar Pradesh and one of the largest in
\nIndia, being a major commercial and industrial centre especially famous for its
\ntextiles and leather products. Kanpur played an important role in the Sepoy
\nMutiny (1857) and also in the later struggle for independence. (Enc. Br.) 
\nXXVII<\/b>: 74 <\/p>\n

Celt<\/b> [p.67] include<\/i> XXXV<\/b>:
\n86 <\/p>\n

Ceylon<\/b> [p.67] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 83 <\/p>\n

Chaitanya<\/b> [p. 68] include<\/i>
\nXXVII<\/b>: 63 <\/p>\n

Chakravarti<\/b>, Suresh
\n(Chandra)<\/b> [p.68] (1) <\/p>\n

\nPage-5<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

last line – Insert the following
\nbetween "M" and ‘in’:- (also occasionally as My) (2) include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 161,163 XXVIII:<\/b> 177 XXXI:<\/b> 35, 38, 40, 62, 65, 68
\nXXXII: <\/b>127 XXXVI:<\/b> 163 <\/p>\n

Chaldea<\/b> [pp.68-69] include<\/i>
\nXXXVI<\/b>: 200 <\/p>\n

Champaklal<\/b> [p.69] (l) line
\nl- for <\/i>(1903-       ) read<\/i>
\n(1903-92) (2) for <\/i>[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i> 
\nXXXVI:<\/b> 163 <\/p>\n

Chanakya<\/b> [p.69] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 24 <\/p>\n

Chandemagore<\/b> [p.69] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 58 XXXII:<\/b> 125 <\/p>\n

Chandra<\/b>\u00b9 [p.70] include<\/i>
\nXXXIII<\/b>: 72-73 <\/p>\n

Chandra\u00b2<\/b> [p.70] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXXVI<\/b>: 200 <\/p>\n

Chandragupta<\/b> [p.70] include<\/i>
\nVar: Chundragupta<\/b> XXVI<\/b>: 148 <\/p>\n

Chandra Vansa<\/b> [p.70] for<\/i>
\nVansa <\/b>subs.<\/i> Vamśa<\/b> <\/p>\n

*Charana<\/b> [p.71] the
\ncelestial singer (M.W.)  XXVII: 54 <\/b><\/p>\n

Charleroi<\/b> [p.71] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII<\/b>: 146
\n("Charlevoi" – a misprint) <\/p>\n

Charles V<\/b> [p.71] This entry
\nis to be , delisted. <\/p>\n

*Charlevoi<\/b> [p.71] See<\/i>
\nCharleroi <\/p>\n

Chatterjee, Satish Chandra<\/b>
\n[p.72] last 2 lines – Replace the last sentence by the following:- Satish
\nChandra was one of the <\/p>\n

nine leaders deported in 1908. <\/p>\n

Chatterji, Bankim Chandra<\/b>
\n[p.72] include<\/i> XXVI: <\/b>129 <\/b><\/p>\n

Chattopadhyay(a), Bankim
\n(Chandra)<\/b> [p.72] This entry of two lines is to be listed after the entry
\nChattopadhyay, Mrinalini. Chattopadhyay, Harindranath<\/b> [p.72] (1) line 1
\n– In the parentheses, fill in the blank with 1990 (2) line 3 – Replace the word
\n‘statesman’ by ‘musician’. (3) add (source) ; The Hindu,<\/i> 24 June 1990 <\/p>\n

Chattopadhyay, Mrinalini<\/b>
\n[p.72] include<\/i> XXXVI:<\/b> 201 <\/p>\n

Chedi(s)<\/b> [p.73] include<\/i>
\nVar: Chedies<\/b> XXVI<\/b>: 136-38 <\/p>\n

Cheops<\/b> [p.73] line 4-In the
\nword ‘great’, replace ‘g’ by capital ‘G’. <\/p>\n

*Cherub<\/b> [p.73] one of an
\norder of angels, known collectively as Cherubim. Also see the next entry.
\n(Web.N.C.D.)  29:<\/b> 758 <\/p>\n

Cherubim<\/b> and Seraphim<\/b>
\n[p.73] (1) line 7 –  for<\/i> is an angel subs.<\/i> are angels (2)
\nlast line – Between ‘Venas’ and ‘of, insert: (also to Angirasas and Bhrigus)
\n(3) for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i> 
\nXXVII: 42 <\/b><\/p>\n

Chhandogya (Upanishad)<\/i><\/b>
\n[p.74] (1) add<\/i> (end)<\/i> It seems to be the most ancient of the
\nextant Upanishads. (2) add (source) <\/i>; A & R, Dec.’79, p. 155 ChildeHarold<\/i><\/b>
\n[p.74] line 2- for<\/i> canto i & ii read<\/i> cantos i & ii <\/p>\n

Chile<\/b> [p.74] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIII: 30 <\/b><\/p>\n

China<\/b> [p.74] include<\/i>
\nXXIII: <\/b>30 XXIV:<\/b> 171 XXVII<\/b>: 4 XXXVI<\/b>: 199 <\/p>\n

Chola(S)<\/b> [p. 75] in
\nreferences, for<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 136 read<\/i> XVIII:<\/b> 136-37 <\/p>\n

Chosroes<\/b> [p.75] line 1 – for<\/i>
\nChosroes I read<\/i> Chosroe I <\/p>\n

Christ, Jesus<\/b> [pp.75-76] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 163 XXV:<\/b> 27,35 XXVIII:<\/b> 172 XXIX:<\/b> 12,37 XXX: 149 <\/p>\n

Christian(ity)<\/b> [p.76] (1) add
\n(end)<\/i> It is based on the Bible as sacred scripture and professed by
\nEastern, Roman Catholic, and Protestant bodies. (2) add (source)<\/i>
\n;Web.N.C.D. (3) include<\/i> XXIV<\/b>: 115 XXV<\/b>: 28, 32, 35  <\/p>\n

Chudamani <\/b>[p.76] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of <\/b>Yoga"…] subs. <\/i> XXIV<\/b>:
\n121 <\/p>\n

*Chundragupta<\/b> [p.77] See<\/i>
\nChandragupta <\/p>\n

Cicero<\/b>
\n[p-77] (1) add (end)<\/i> His surviving letters of which there are four
\ncollections containing numerous volumes, "constitute a primary historical
\nsource such as exists for no other part of the ancient world". (2) In the
\nsource, after Enc.Br. add ,<\/i> Macro 4:608 <\/p>\n

C.I.D.<\/b> [p.77] include<\/i>
\n3:470 <\/p>\n

Clarence<\/b> [p.77] This entry
\nis to be delisted. <\/p>\n

Cleopatra<\/b>\u00b9 [p. 78] (1) Leave
\nmore space between 9:<\/b> 316 and 14<\/b>:192 (2) include <\/i>XXXV:<\/b>
\n86-87 <\/p>\n

Cloud-Messenger<\/i><\/b>
\n[p.78] (1) Replace the last sentence (It seems … kept it.) of the glossary article
\nby the following two sentences:- Actually, Sri Aurobindo entrusted it for
\nsafety’s sake to a politician friend M. David in Pondicherry.
\nYears later when it was sought to be recovered, its caretaker who had tucked it
\naway at the bottom of a trunk found to his dismay that white ants had
\ncompletely eaten it up. (2) add (source)<\/i> ; M.I., April 1991, p. 270 <\/p>\n

*Cluses<\/b> [p.78] town in Haute
\nSavoie, the departement in which the French Alps lie. (A & R, April’89,
\np.85)  XXV<\/b>: 80-81 <\/p>\n

Coleridge<\/b> [p.79] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 7 <\/p>\n

\nPage-6<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

College Square<\/b> [p.79] (1) for<\/i>
\nGol Dighi read<\/i> Goaldighi (2) include<\/i> 26<\/b>: 61 <\/p>\n

Colmar<\/b>
\n[p.79] for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII<\/b>:
\n141 <\/p>\n

Colootola<\/b> [p.79] linel- for<\/i>
\nlocality subs.<\/i> street <\/p>\n

Commons, House of<\/b> [pp.79-80]
\ninclude<\/i> XXIV:<\/b> 171-72 <\/p>\n

Commonwealth, British<\/b> [p.80]
\ninclude<\/i> 26<\/b>: 395 <\/p>\n

Comorin, Cape<\/b> [p.80] include<\/i>
\n24<\/b>:1706 <\/p>\n

Conservative Party<\/b> [p.81] include<\/i>
\nXXX:<\/b> 235, 240 <\/p>\n

Coontybhoj<\/b> [p.81] Replace
\nthe glossary article etc. by the following cross reference:- See<\/i>
\nKuntibhoja <\/p>\n

Coral Mill(s)<\/b> [p.82] line 2
\n– Replace the comma by a semi-colon. <\/p>\n

Corsican<\/b> [p.82] (1) line 1 –
\nPut the first words ‘a native’ in parentheses. (2) lines 4-7 – Delete the
\nsentence: ‘Corsica formerly …du Sud.’ <\/p>\n

Coshala<\/b> [p.82] The
\nname-entry should be Coshala(n)<\/b> <\/p>\n

Cou\u00e9<\/b> [p.82] include<\/i>
\nDer: Coueism ; Coueistic <\/b><\/p>\n

Cousins, James H.<\/b> [p.83] include<\/i>
\nXXXVI:<\/b> 196 <\/p>\n

Cousins, Mme<\/b> [p.83] (1) Add
\nthe following at the end: ; her name occurs in an automatic writing. (2) for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXXVI<\/b>: 197 Curzon.Lord<\/b>
\n[p.85] include<\/i> XXX<\/b>: 234, 239 <\/p>\n

Cushan<\/b> [p.85] (1) Alter the
\nname-entry to Cushanian<\/b> (2) add (begin)<\/i> adj. derived from Cushan
\n(Kushan). (3) delete<\/i> Der: Cushanian <\/b><\/p>\n

Czar<\/b> [p.86] include<\/i>
\nXXXII:<\/b> 139 XXXII:<\/b> 125 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n


\nD<\/a><\/font><\/b>\n<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Daksha<\/b> [p.87] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 146 XXVII:<\/b> 36 <\/p>\n

Damayanti<\/b> [p.87] include<\/i>
\nVar: Damayunti(e)<\/b> XXV<\/b>: 14,19-20 <\/p>\n

Darius (Hystaspes)<\/b> [p.89] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 148  <\/p>\n

Darjeeling<\/b>
\n[p.89] include<\/i> XXXVI<\/b>: 214 <\/p>\n

Darshana(s)<\/b> [p.89] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 104 <\/p>\n

*Dasa<\/b> [p.89] in the Veda, a
\ndemon, enemy or power of darkness. (A & R, April ’90, p.88) a XXVII: <\/b>2
\n<\/b><\/p>\n

Dasyu(s)<\/b> [p.90] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 114 <\/p>\n

David Neel, Madame<\/b> [p.90]
\n(1) lines 1-2 – Alexandra David-Neel to be in boldface type (2) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>:
\n82-83 <\/p>\n

*Dayabhai Harjivandas<\/b> [p.90]
\nan officer of the Baroda State
\naround 1902. Probably the term "Damn-you-bhai" refers to this
\nofficer. (A)  I: 74<\/b> <\/p>\n

Dayananda (Saraswati), Swami<\/b>
\n[p.91] (1) Put the last ‘a’ of Dayananda in parentheses. (2) include<\/i> XXVII<\/b>:
\n63 <\/p>\n

*Les Debats<\/b> [p.91] The
\nofficial French publication giving details of the debates in the Legislature. 
\nXXVIII<\/b>: 196 <\/p>\n

Deccan<\/b>,
\nthe<\/b> [p.91] include<\/i> XXVI:<\/b> 139 <\/p>\n

Demiurge<\/b> [p.92] include<\/i>
\n13<\/b>:336 28<\/b>:307 <\/p>\n

*The Descent ofAhana and
\nOther Poems<\/i><\/b> [p.93] See Ahana<\/i> and Ahana and Other<\/i> Poems.<\/i>
\n XXVIII<\/b>: 124 <\/p>\n

Deva<\/b> [pp.93-94] include<\/i>
\n12<\/b>:410 XXIII:<\/b> 14 XXIV:<\/b> 128,130,134,140,151,161-63, 167-68
\nXXV:<\/b> 34-35, 39, 42 XXVIII:<\/b> 138 XXIX<\/b>: 21,73 XXXVI<\/b>:
\n191-92 Devaki<\/b> [p.94] include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>: 148 <\/p>\n

Devanagari<\/b> [p.94] include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 47 <\/p>\n

Devasura<\/b> [p.94] include<\/i>
\n XXIII:<\/b> 14 XXIV<\/b>: 128 XXV:<\/b> 39 XXXVI:<\/b> 144 <\/p>\n

Devavrath<\/b> [p.94] add
\n(begin)<\/i> Devavrata, <\/p>\n

*Dhanakas<\/b> [p.95] members of
\na caste of eastern India.
\n(H.S.S.)  XXVII: <\/b>73 <\/b><\/p>\n

Dharma\u00b2<\/i><\/b> [p.95] include<\/i>
\nXXVII: <\/b>55 <\/b><\/p>\n

Dhartarashtras ;
\nDhartarashtrians<\/b> [p.95] Put the second h in parentheses in both the terms. <\/p>\n

Dhritarashtra<\/b> [p.96] (1) Put
\nthe second h in parentheses. (2) include<\/i> XXV<\/b>: 11, 27 XXVI:<\/b>
\n137-38,141-42,148 <\/p>\n

*Les Dieux<\/i><\/b> [p.96]
\n(The Gods), a book by Paul Richard, published in 1914. (A & R, April ’89,
\np.83 fn) a XXIV<\/b>: 167 XXV:<\/b> 83 <\/p>\n

Diogenes<\/b> [p.97] for<\/i>
\n(c. 412-323 BC), Greek philosopher, subs.<\/i> the pen-name of a writer in The
\nStatesman<\/i> taken from the name of a famous Greek philosopher (c. 412-323
\nBC), <\/p>\n

Dniester<\/b>
\n[p.98] (1) line 2- for <\/i>European USSR. subs.<\/i> Russia.
\n(2) for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXVIII:<\/b>
\n137 <\/p>\n

Draupadi(e) [p. 99] include<\/i>
\nXXV: 11, <\/b>20-21,33 XXVI<\/b>: 138,144 <\/p>\n

Dravidian(s)<\/b> [p.99] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 147 <\/p>\n

Drina<\/b>
\n[p.99] for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i> 
\nXXVIII: 137<\/b> <\/p>\n

Drona<\/b> [p.100] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 141 <\/p>\n

Drupad(a)<\/b> [p. 100] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 137, 141,152 <\/p>\n

\nPage-7<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

Dryden<\/b> (p.100] (1) line 3 –
\nBetween ‘the’ and ‘literature’, insert:<\/i> English (2) line 4 – delete<\/i>
\nin English (3) include<\/i> XXV:<\/b> 16 <\/p>\n

D. Swami<\/b> [p. 100] This entry
\nis to be delisted. <\/p>\n

Duhsasana<\/b> [pp. 100-01] include<\/i>
\nXXVI: <\/b>141 <\/p>\n

Durga<\/b> [p.101] include<\/i>
\nXXIX<\/b>: 61 <\/p>\n

Duryodhan(a)<\/b> [pp. 101-02] include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 11,34-35 XXVI<\/b>: 138-42, 144, 151 <\/p>\n

Dushyanta<\/b> [p.101] lines 2-3
\n– for<\/i> He was husband of Shakuntala, subs.<\/i> He married Shakuntala,<\/p>\n

Dutch<\/b> [p. 102] include<\/i>
\nXXVI:<\/b> 140 <\/p>\n

Dutt, Hirendranath<\/b> [p. 102]
\nReplace the last sentence by the following:- He supported the people’s
\nagitation in Bengal against the partition in 1905. <\/p>\n

Dutt, Kshitish<\/b> [p. 102] This
\nentry is to be delisted. <\/p>\n

Dutta<\/b> [p.103] This entry is
\nto be delisted. <\/p>\n

Dutt(a), Aswini (Kumar)<\/b> [p.
\n103] add (end)<\/i> Aswini Kumar was one of the nine leaders deported in
\nDecember 1908. <\/p>\n

Dwar(a)ka<\/b> [p. 103] (1) line
\n7 – for <\/i>after his passing away. subs.<\/i> after he left his body. (2)
\ninclude<\/i> XXV<\/b>: 40 <\/p>\n

Dwayawins<\/b> [p. 103] (1) include
\n<\/i>Var: Dwayavins<\/b> (2) for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.
\n<\/i> XXVIII<\/b>: 120-21, 126, 142, 149, 167-68, 180-81 XXIX:<\/b>
\n19 XXX:<\/b> 137, 150, 165, 179 <\/p>\n

 <\/b><\/p>\n


\nE<\/a><\/font><\/b>\n<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

East,<\/b> the ; the Orient<\/b>
\n[p. 104] include<\/i> 22<\/b>: 185 XXIII<\/b>:30 XXV<\/b>: 79 XXVII<\/b>:
\n64 XXXVI:<\/b> 179 <\/p>\n

*East India Company<\/b> [p.104]
\nBritish commercial and political organisation in India
\nfrom 1600 to 1873. It was incorporated by royal charter on Dec. 31, 1600. Starting as a monopolistic
\ntrading body, the Company became involved in politics and acted as an agent of
\nBritish imperialism in India
\nfrom the mid-18th century. Its commercial monopoly was broken in 1813 and from
\n1834 it was merely a managing agency for the British Govt. of India. It was
\ndeprived of this power after the Indian Mutiny (1857), and it ceased to exist
\nas a legal entity in 1873. (Enc.Br.) a XXVII:<\/b> 65-66 <\/p>\n

* East Prussia<\/b> [p. 104] a
\nregion in the north of Europe bordering on the Baltic Sea, east of Pomerania.
\nFormerly if was a province of Prussia,
\nfor a time (1919-39) forming an exclave separated from the rest of Prussia
\nby the Polish Corridor. Since 1945 it is divided between
\nPoland and Russia.
\n(Web.N.C.D.)  XVIII<\/b>: 150,158 <\/p>\n

*Economic History of <\/i><\/b>British
\n India<\/i><\/b> [p. 104] Written in two volumes by Romesh Chandra
\nDutt, it is the first authoritative and scholarly exposition of the economic
\nexploitation of India
\nunder British rule covering the period 1757 to 1900. (D.I.H., p.334) 
\nXXVII:<\/b> 65 <\/p>\n

Edward II<\/i><\/b> [p. 105] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 133 <\/p>\n

Egypt<\/b>
\n[p. 105] include<\/i> XXIII: 30 XXVI:<\/b> 133 XXXV<\/b>: 86 <\/p>\n

Elizabeth<\/b>
\n[p. 106] include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>: 145 <\/p>\n

Empire<\/i><\/b> [p.107] (1) for<\/i>
\njournal subs. <\/i>evening newspaper (2) for<\/i> (N.S.I.) subs.<\/i> (A
\n& R, April ’91, p. 128) (3) include<\/i> XXIX:<\/b> 114-15 <\/p>\n

England<\/b>
\n[p. 108] include<\/i> XXIII<\/b>: 66 XXIV:<\/b> 112, 144, 171-74 XXV<\/b>:
\n32, 69 XXVI:<\/b> 140, 145, 151 XXVII:<\/b> 20, 63, 65-66, 79, 81
\nXXVIII:<\/b> 126, 136, 187 XXX:<\/b> 234-38, 240, 242-43 XXXVI:<\/b> 186, 189\n<\/p>\n

English<\/b> (language) [p. 108] include
\n<\/b><\/i>9: <\/b>511 25:156 26:248 XXV: <\/b>7 XXVI:<\/b> 131-32,145,185 <\/p>\n

Enoch Arden<\/i><\/b> [p. 109]
\nline 1 – for<\/i> a collection of poems subs.<\/i> a poem <\/p>\n

Epictetus<\/b> [p. 109] line 1 – for
\n<\/i>remember read<\/i> remembered <\/p>\n

Eric<\/i><\/b> [p.110] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIII: <\/b>11 <\/b><\/p>\n

Essays on the Gita<\/i><\/b>
\n[p. 110] include <\/i>XXVIII:<\/b> 121 <\/p>\n

L’Essence Unique<\/b> [p. 110]
\nThis entry is to be delisted. <\/p>\n

*L’Ether Vivant<\/b> [p. 111]
\n(The Living Ether), L’Ether vivant et realisme supreme veaux,<\/i> a book by
\nPaul Richard, published in Paris
\n(n.d.)  XXV<\/b>: 82-83 <\/p>\n

Etna<\/b> [p. 111] All the
\ndetails in this entry are to be replaced by a cross-reference: See<\/i> Aetna\n<\/p>\n

Euripides<\/b> [p.111] include<\/i>
\nXXXV<\/b>: 55 <\/p>\n

Europe<\/b>
\n[pp.111-12] include<\/i> XXII: <\/b>22 XXIV:<\/b> 124, 158 XXV:<\/b>
\n2-3, 24, 29, 32, 35 XXVI:<\/b> 124-25, 128-29, 136, 146-47, 189 XXVII:<\/b>
\n61-65, 67, 71, 74-77, 80, 83 XXIX: <\/b>76, 83 XXX:<\/b> 184, 234, 238
\nXXXVI:<\/b> 179, 185 <\/p>\n

*Ezekial<\/b> [p. 113] the Book
\nof Ezekiel (‘Ezekial’ is a misspelling), one of the major prophetical books of
\nthe Old Testament. <\/p>\n

\nPage-8<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

According to the dates given in the
\ntext, the priest Ezekiel received his prophetic call in the fifth year of the
\nfirst deportation to Babylonia (592 BC) and was active
\nuntil at least 571 BC. The Book, in its final form, contains 44 chapters,
\nexhibiting a threefold theme. Chapter 34, mentioned in the Record of Yoga forms
\npart of the last theme: prophecies of restoration and hope (chapters 33-34).
\n(Enc. Br.) 
\nXXIX<\/b>: 61 <\/p>\n

Ezra<\/b> [p.113] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIX<\/b>: 61 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n


\nF<\/a><\/font><\/b>\n<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Fafner<\/b> [p.113] line 2 –
\n‘Nibelungenlied’ should be in italics. <\/p>\n

Falstaff<\/b> [pp. 113-14] include<\/i>
\nXXV:<\/b> 59 <\/p>\n

Far East<\/b>
\n[p.114] include<\/i> XXXVI:<\/b> 199 <\/p>\n

Faustus<\/b> [p.114] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 133 <\/p>\n

Fife<\/b>
\n[p. 115] for<\/i> [From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIV<\/b>:
\n160 <\/p>\n

*Flemish<\/b>\u00b9 [p.116] of,
\nrelating to, or characteristic of Flanders, or the
\nFlemings. (Web.N.C.D.)  XXVIII<\/b>: 148 <\/p>\n

Flemish<\/b> [p.116] Add superscript
\nnumeral\u00b2 to the term. <\/p>\n

France<\/b> [p. 117] include<\/i>
\nXXIII<\/b>: 30, 66 XXIV:<\/b> 134 XXV:<\/b> 55, 74 XXVI:<\/b> 128, 166,
\n174 XXVIII:<\/b> 130-32, 137, 139, 141, 145-46, 148, 175 XXX:<\/b> 234, 238\n<\/p>\n

Francis Joseph<\/b> [p. 117] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga",..] subs. <\/i> XXVIII<\/b>: 158 <\/p>\n

Franco-German war<\/b> [p. 117] include<\/i>
\nXXIX:<\/b> 112 <\/p>\n

Francois I<\/b> [p.118] This
\nentry is to be delisted. <\/p>\n

Frankenstein<\/b> [p.118] line 3
\n– for<\/i> Wollstonecroft read<\/i> Wollstonecraft <\/p>\n

Fraser<\/b> [p.118] for<\/i>
\n(3:180) subs.<\/i> (3: 180; XXVI:<\/b> 124) <\/p>\n

Fraser, Sir Andrew<\/b> [p.118]
\nline 2 – for<\/i> an Englishman subs.<\/i> a Scot <\/p>\n

Frazer<\/b> [p.118] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 124 ("Fraser" is a misspelling) <\/p>\n

French<\/b> (language) [p.118] include<\/i>
\n24<\/b>: 1273 XXIII: <\/b>11 XXVI<\/b>: 170 XXX<\/b>: 201 XXXVI<\/b>:
\n190 <\/p>\n

French Revolution<\/b>
\n[pp.118-19] include<\/i> XXX<\/b>: 234, 238 XXXVI<\/b>: 196 <\/p>\n

Furies ; Fury<\/b> [p. 119] for<\/i>
\nthe ERINNYES subs.<\/i> the Erinyes (see<\/i> Erinnyes)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n


\nG<\/a><\/font><\/b>\n<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Ganapati ; Ganesh(a)<\/b> [pp.
\n120-21] include <\/i>XXV<\/b>: 9-10 <\/p>\n

Gandhara(s)<\/b> [p. 121] (1) delete<\/i>
\n(s) from the name-entry (2) include<\/i> XXVI:<\/b> 138-39 <\/p>\n

Gandhari<\/b> [p. 121] include<\/i>
\nXXVI<\/b>: 138 <\/p>\n

Gandharva(s)<\/b> [p. 121] include
\n<\/i>Var: Gandhurva XXIV:<\/b> 128,132 XXV:<\/b> 5 XXVI:<\/b> 127
\nXXVII:<\/b> 42, 54 XXXVI:<\/b> 193 <\/p>\n

Gandharvi<\/b>\u00b9 [p. 121] (1) line
\n2 – Replace the full point by a semicolon. (2) add (end)<\/i> KALi2
\nmanifested in the Gandharva type. (3) add (source)<\/i> (A&R,
\nDec.’91,p.249) (4) include<\/i> XXIV<\/b>: 128 XXX<\/b>: 156 <\/p>\n

Gandhi, (Mahatma)<\/b> [p.121] include
\n<\/i>Var: Mahatma XXXVI:<\/b> 186,192-93 <\/p>\n

*Gandhurva<\/b> [p. 121] See<\/i>
\nGandharva(s) <\/p>\n

Ganga<\/b> [pp.121-22] (1) last
\nsentence – for<\/i> and bore a son, Bhishma. subs.<\/i> and Bhishma was
\ntheir eighth and youngest son. (2) include<\/i> XXVI<\/b>: 139 <\/p>\n

Gargi<\/b> [p. 122] This entry is
\nto be delisted. <\/p>\n

Gaudapada<\/b> [p. 123] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 47 <\/p>\n

Gaupayanas<\/b> or Laupayanas<\/b>
\n[p. 123] line 3 – for<\/i> hymns subs.<\/i> verses <\/p>\n

Gautama Buddha<\/b> [p. 123]
\nAlter the name-entry as follows: Gautama<\/b>\u00b9; Gautama Buddha<\/b> <\/p>\n

Gaya<\/b>\u00b2 [p. 123] <\/b>line 3
\n– Delete the first word ‘seven’. <\/p>\n

Georgia<\/b> [p. 124] (1) line 3
\n– for<\/i> It now forms subs.<\/i> It was later (2) add (end)<\/i> Later
\nstill, on the formation of the Commonwealth of Independent States, it became
\none of its members. <\/p>\n

Germany<\/b> [pp. 124-25] (1)
\nline 7 – Insert the following sentence between the full point and ‘The’:- In
\n1990, however, the two Germanys were reunited – a process which began with the
\ncollapse of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and culminated in the official
\nproclamation of unity on October 3, 1990. (2) add (source) ; The Hindu of <\/i>19
\nAugust’91, p.21 (3) include<\/i> XXV: <\/b>2 XXVI:<\/b> 124,128,145
\nXXVII:<\/b> 60,75-76, 79 XXVIII:<\/b> 130-32,136-37,139,145-46,
\n156,158,161-62,187 XXIX:<\/b> 44 <\/p>\n

Ghose, A.K.<\/b> [p.125] In
\nreferences, delete the parenthesis after the last page number 151. <\/p>\n

Ghose, Barindra Kumar<\/b> [pp.
\n125-26] (1) add (end)<\/i> In The Empire of<\/i> 18 August 1908, his name
\nappeared as Birendro Kumar Ghose.<\/b> (2) include<\/i> XXIX<\/b>: 114-15\n<\/p>\n

\n Page-9<\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
\n<\/div>\n

*Ghose, Birendro Kumar<\/b> [p.
\n126] See<\/i> Ghose, Barindra <\/b>Kumar <\/b><\/p>\n

Ghose, K.D.<\/b> [p.126] include<\/i>
\nXXIV<\/b>: 144 <\/p>\n

Ghose, Sarojini<\/b> [p. 127] (1)
\nadd (begin)<\/i> (1877-1957) (2) last line – Between ‘Saro’ and the full
\npoint, insert: (or Soro) (3) add (source)<\/i> ; A & R, April ’90, p.95 Girl<\/b>
\n[p. 128] line 3 from the last – Between ‘term’ and ‘inappropriate’, insert:
\nKanya <\/p>\n

Gladstone<\/b> [p. 128] include<\/i>
\nXXIV:<\/b> 172-73 <\/p>\n

Gnossus<\/b> [p. 128] Replace the
\nglossary article together with its source by the following:- or Cnossus or
\nKnossus, ruined city of ancient Crete near the north coast, southeast of modern
\nCandia. (Web.N.C.D.) <\/p>\n

Goethe<\/b> [p. 129] include<\/i>
\nXXV<\/b>: 7 <\/b><\/p>\n

Golconde<\/b> [p. 129] line 7 –
\nReplace this line by its revised version as follows:- Francois Sammer and
\nothers including George Nakashima, a Japanese. <\/p>\n

Goswami, Bijoy<\/b> [p. 130]
\nlines 1-2 from the last -for<\/i> he was reconverted to Hinduism. subs.<\/i>
\nhe reverted to traditional Hinduism. <\/p>\n

Gotama (Rahugana)<\/b> [p. 130] include<\/i>
\nXXIX:<\/b> 45 <\/p>\n

Grand Trunk Road<\/b> [p. 132] for<\/i>
\nroad constructed by Sher Shah (1540-45), read<\/i> road constructed (1540-45)
\nby Sher Shah, <\/p>\n

Greco-Turkish <\/b>peace [p. 132]
\n(1) Put ‘peace’ in parentheses. (2) for<\/i> [From "Record of
\nYoga"…] <\/b>subs.<\/i>  XXVI<\/b>: 185 XXVII<\/b>: 8 <\/p>\n

Greece<\/b>
\n[p. 132] include<\/i> XXV<\/b>: 18 XXVI<\/b>: 135,147-48,174 <\/b><\/p>\n

XXVII:<\/b> 4 Greek (language)
\n[p.133] include<\/i> XXVI:<\/b> 146-48 XXX<\/b>: 201 XXXI<\/b>: 40 XXXV<\/b>:
\n55, 60,86 <\/p>\n

Gujarat<\/b>
\n[p.134] include<\/i> Der: Gujarati<\/b> (in senses other than the language)
\nXXV<\/b>: 15 XXVII:<\/b> 72, 74, 77, 84 <\/p>\n

Gujaria<\/b> [p.134] line 4 – for<\/i>
\nAhmedabad, subs.<\/i> Mehsana, <\/p>\n

Gupta, Kedar Das<\/b> [p. 134] for<\/i>
\n[From "Record of Yoga"…] subs.<\/i>  XXIII<\/b>: 25 <\/p>\n

Gupta, Nolini Kanta<\/b> [pp.134-35]
\n(1) line enclosed by parentheses after the two variants – for<\/i> referred
\nto as N) subs.<\/i> also referred to as N or N.) (2) include<\/i> XXIII:<\/b>
\n41 XXIV:<\/b> 109 XXXI:<\/b> 35, 40, 62,65-66, 68-69 XXXII<\/b>: 127 <\/p>\n

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