Religious and Moral Sentiments Freely Translated from Indian Writers

abode Agni ancient Appendix attained austerity bestow Bhagavad Gītā bhakti bliss Brahman Chândâla Christian conceit conquer cowherds death deeds delight distress Ditto dwells earth ease enemies enquire epic poem Euripides evil father faults fear foes foolish fools fruits gain garb gifts on strangers gods guile heart heaven Hitopadésa hurtful things hymns Indian writers Indra injurious Jones's translation king knowledge Krishna live Lorinser considers loss which brings lute Manu matted hair maxims moksha moral mustard seeds noble pain Panchatantra passages poor practise prosperity Purāna quoted Rāmāyana regard religious rendered resemblance reviled rich righteous Rigveda Sanskrit seek self-subduing sense sentiments sinful soul Subhashitārnava Taittiriya Brahmana Testament texts thee thine thou art thy body thy worshipper undecaying understanding universal Soul unto vanquish verse Vikramacharita virtue virtue's Vishnu Whoe'er wicked wife wise words worship youth γὰρ δὲ εἰς μὲν πολλὰ τινὰ τὸ τὸν τῶν