A. E. (GEORGE RUSSELL), 64, 286 -"Desire",64n
-"Endurance", 286n
Adam, 116
Addison, 79n
-"Hymn", 79n
Adityas, 28-9
Aeschylus, 86
Aesop, 258
Afghanistan, 284
Agni, 16, 19-20,22-3,28, 33-5, 45, 157 61, 164, 166, 180,214
America, 198,284
Ananda, 133
Andamans, 103
Ansars, 267
Antigone, 187, 273
-Aphrodite, 182
Apollo, 180, 182
Aragon, 88
Aristotle, 89, 248
Arjuna, 254
Arnold, Matthew, 71, 189,234
-Essays in Criticism, 234n
Arya, the, 131,227-8
Asia, 284
Asuras, 159
Aswins, 45
Atri, 162
Auden,88
Aurelius, 70
BACCHUS, 182
Bacon, 108
Banerji, Sanat Kumar, 230n
Banquo, 171
Barnardo, 173-5
Baudelaire, 66, 78, 94, 96, 214, 287
-us Fleurs du Mal, 95n
-"Correspondances", 287n
-"L'Aube spirituelle", 95
-"Le Couvercle", 95
-"L'Elevation",78n
-"L'Irremediable," 95
-"Les Petites vieilles", 66n
Bauls, 223
Bayle, 1O9n
-Nouvelle de la Ripublique des Lettres, 1O9n
Beethoven, 163
Bengal, 164, 228, 235, 261
Benois, 153
Berdyaev, Nicholas 129
Bergson, lOin., 248, 286
Bhattacharya, Purnendu Prasad, 215 -"I Embark", 214
Bible, the, 50
Blake, 74, 76, 81, 125-6, 128, 240
-"Auguries of Innocence", 74n., 81n
-"Jerusalem",81n
Bcdhisattwa, 242
Bonnefoy, Yves, 216
Brahma, 28-30
Brahman, 23, 25, 28, 34, 39, 51, 98, 105, 119, 165,234, 243, 278, 280, 359
Bridges, 88
Browning, Robert, 71
Buddha, 34, 57-8, 130, 133, 242, 267, 274, 277-9, 281-3, 298, 304
Buddhism, 242, 276-8, 280, 282-3
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Bunyan, 68
-The Pilgrim's Progress, 68
CANADA, 284 Cezanne, 152
Chandidasa,221-2
Char, Rene, 207
"Chanson des Etages", 206
Chattopadhyaya, Harindranath, 69n
-The Strange Journey, 69n
-"Blue Profound", 69n
Chicago, 196n
China, 133, 281
Christ, Jesus, 68, 107, 114, 116-18, 120, 122-4, 129, 240, 267
Christianity, 120, 125, 240, 244, 276 Coleridge, 84, 235
-Kubla Khan, 84
Commonwealth, 284, 290
Communism (Sovietic), 253
Confucius, 281
Cousins, James H., 52n
-New Ways in English Literature, 52n
DANDAKARANYA,276
Dante, 53, 60-1, 71, 85, 169, 176,219
-Inferno, 53, 60n., 149, 169n
-Paradiso, 53, 71, 149
Danton, 103
Delille, 85
Denmark,175
Descartes, 286
Dhammapada, 279n
Diocles, 108, 109n
Dionysus, 182-3
Dirghatama, 162-6
Discabolo, 170
Donne, 74, 80
-Divine Poems, 80 ln
-"Annvnciation", 81n
-"The Litanie", 80n
-The Progress qf the Soule, 80n
Douve,217
Dryden, 85
Duncan, 170
Durga,180
ECKHART, 131
Edgar, 171-3
Egypt, 298
Einstein, 300
Eiseley, Loren, 295n
- The Immense Journey, 295n
Eliot, T. S., 88, 140-4, 147-8, 196, 205
-"Burnt Norton", 142n., 144n., 146-7n
-"East Coker", 14On., 145n
-"Little Gidding", 141n., 145-6n
-."The Dry Salvages", 145-6n., 148n
-"The Hollow Men", 140, 149n
-The Waste Land, 140
Elsinore, 185
Encyclopaedists, the, 286
England, 205, 253, 284
Epicurus, 108, 1O9n
Euclid, 107
Euripides, 73, 86
Europe, 58, 60, 199, 243, 253, 273, 284-5, 289
FAKIRS, 221, 223
Fascism, 253, 262
Flaubert, 88
France, 66, 193, 198, 205, 253, 284, 298
Francisco, 173-4
French Revolution, 103, 266, 274 Freud, Sigmund, 126
GANDHARVAS,26
Gargi, 5-6
Germany, 253
Ghcse, Prof. Manmohan, 230, 234 Gita, the, 7, 17, 24, 51, 53, 58, 73, 114, 117-18, 12In., 145, 149, 166, 180, 235, 239n., 274
Gloucester, 171-3
Goethe, 71, 88, 135-6, 138-9
Graves, Robert, 180, 182,218
-New Poems 1962, l80n
-"The Ambrosia of Dionysus & Semele", 180n., 183n
Greece, 73, 193-4, 196n., 281
Gupta, Atul, 234
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HALL, JOHN, 68n
-"To His Tutor", 68n
Hamlet, 185
Hardy, Thomas, 71, 88
Hegel, 246
Hilton, Walter, 114
-The Scale if Perfection, 115 Himalayas, the, 151
Hinduism, 242, 276-8, 280
Hitler, 274
Hobbes, 108
Homer, 52, 73, 83, 85-6, 93, 147, 176 Horace, 89
Horatio, 173-5
Housman, 88
Hugo, Victor, 52
Huxley, Aldous, 114, 131-3, 144, 181
Index expurgawrius, 23
India, 53, 73, 105, 175, 199, 217-18,
222, 226, 228-9, 231, 235, 239, 244, 250, 253, 255, 257, 259-61, 267-9,274,276,.280-1,284,289-92, 297-8
Indra, 13, 22, 28, 42, 44-5, 180 Iqbal, 62n
Isaiah, 118
Italy, 253
JAPAN, 228, 253
Jeanne d'Arc, 192
Jerusalem, 115, 122-3
Joyce, 88
Jouve,216-17
Judas, 120
Jung, III
Juno, 182
Jupiter, 108, 180
KALI, 24n., 218 Kalidasa, 39, 85, 98, 176, 181 -Shakuntala, 162 Kant, 246
Kanwa, 162
lOIn., 162, 170,
Kasyapa, 133
Keats, 68, 78n., 98
-"Ode on the Poets", 78n
Ken, 68n
-"A Morning Hymn", 68n
Krishna, 180, 218
Kronos, 159
Kushika, 220
Kutsa, 162
LAKSHMI, 293
Lalan the Fakir, 223
Lamartine, 54
Laocoon, 170
Lao Tzu, 132
Lawrence, D. H., 88
London, 127, 163
Lucifer, 5, 125
Lucretius, 52, 70, 101
-De Rerum Natura, 52
Luther, 273
HUCHCHANDA, 162
Mahabharata, the, 73, 235
Maitreyi, 105
Malebranche, 286
Mallarme, 66, 88, 152
-"Les Fleurs", 66n
Mamata, 163
Manchester Guardian, 239n
Manu, 159
Miira, 5
Marcellus, 173-5
Margaret, 138
Marut, 22, 28-9
Marx, 126
Mayavada,278
Mazumdar, Dipak, 213
-"Baritone", 212
Mazzini, 253
Mephistopheles, 250
Metaphysicals, the, 57, 71,286
Michael Angelo, 170
Milton, 52-3, 85, 93, 125, 147, 163, 168,245
--Camus, 245n
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-Paradise Lost, 163, 168n
Minerva, 284
Mitra, 45, 157, 159-60, 180, 294
Modern Review, the, 229n
Mohammedanism, 276
Montaigne, 108
Montevideo, 198
Moses, 9-10, 108
Mother, The (La Mere), 228, 287n
-Prieres et Meditations, 287n
Mukherjee, Prabhat, 230
Mussolini, 274
NACHIKETAS, 19-20, 32-3, 35, 105
Naidu, Sarojini, 62n
Nazism, 262
Newton, 300
Nietzsche, 126, 243, 297
North Pole, 27
Norway, 175
PAKISTAN, 267
Panis, 13
Parasara, 162
Pascal, Blaise, 107-13
-Le Pari, 110
-Les Provinciales, 112
Pasternak, Boris; 185-90
-Dr. Zhivago, 185
-"Earth", 190n
-"Encounter", 189n
-"Fairy Tales", 189n
-"Hamlet", 185
-"Magdalene II", 190n
-"Miracle", 190n
-"Winter Night", 189n
Pax Britannica, 250
Persia, 284
Philolaus, 131
Pilate, 4
Plato, 247-8, 275n., 279
Poetry, 196n., 207n
Pondicherry, 228
Pope, 85
Pound, Ezra, 88
Pravahan, 22 Pythagoras, 30
RAKsHASAS, 159
Rama, 187
Ramayana, the, 235
Ramprasad, 218
Reformation, the, 273
Renaissance, the, 71, 239
Renard, Jean-Claude, 209
-"Et Les lIes Feront Silence", 208-9n
Rochefoucau1d, 108
Roerich, Nicholas, 150-3
Romains, Jules, 186
Romanticism, 87-8
Romantics, the, 87, 186
Rome, 117
Romeo, 176
Rousseau, 186, 274
-The Social Contract, 274
Rudra(s), 28, 30, 56,339
Rudriyas, 31
Russell, Bertrand, 114
Russia, 253, 294, 298
Ruysbroeck, 114
SADHYAS,28-9
Sainte Beuve, 62
Samain, Albert, 65n
-Au Flanes du Vase, 65n
-"Pannyre aux talons d'or", 65
Sarama, 13
Saraswati, 84
Satan, 120, 125, 136-9
Saul, 9
Seferis, George, 192-3, 196-7
-Poems, 192n
-From Log Book I, 192n
-"The Return of the Exile", 192n
-From Log Book II, 195n
-"Postscript", 195n
-From Log Book III, 193-5n
-"Engomi", 193n., 195-6n
-"Helen", 193-4n
-"Salamis in Cyprus", 195n., 197n
-"Three Mules", 194
-Gymnopaedia, 192n
-"Santorin", 192-3n
-Mythistorema, 194n., 196n
-"Just a little more", 196n
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-"South Wind", 194n
Semele, 182
Seneca, 70
Sethna, K. D., 68n., 74n
-The Secret Splendour, 68n., 74n -"Deluge",68n
-"The Errant Life", 74n Shakespeare, 6, 52, 57, 71, 83, 85, 93, 168, 170, 176, 178, 233-4, 266
-A Midsummer Night's Dream, 57n
-Hamlet, 163, 173, 175n., 185n
-King Lear, 171, 173n
-Macbeth, 170, 171n
-Romeo & .Juliet, 176n
-Sonnets, 178-9
-The Winter's Tale, 233n
Shankara, 246, 277, 282
Shelley, 68, 71, 98, 235
Shita1a, 180
Siddhacharyas, 164, 221-2, 225
Siddhas, 221
Siva, 31, 278
Socrates, 12, 58, 73, 98, 239, 281
Soma, 23, 28-9, 44-5, 165, 167, 184
Song if Solomon, 66-7
Sophocles, 73, 86, 187, 189
Spain, 205
Spengler, 297
Spenser, 68
Spinoza, 98
Sri Aurobindo, 49, 52, 54, 55n., 58-62, 64-5n., 67n., 75-6n., 81n., 1O2n., 126, 132, 135, 162n., 176, 179, 183-4, 224, 226-9, 233, 235, 248, 286
-Collecwd Poems & Plqys, 59n., 1O2n.,
287n -"A Child's lmaginaticn", 60n
-"Abana" (Ahana & Other Poems), 59n., 1O2n
-"Parabrahman", 55-6n -
"Radha's Appeal" (Songs to Alyrtilla), 67n
-"Reminiscence", 60n
-"The Other Earths", 183
-"The Rishi", 55n
-"Thought the Paraclete", 58n
-"Trance of Waiting", 287n
-"Transformation", 19n., 64n
-"Who", 54n
-Savitri, 65n., 75-6n., 81n., 177n., 179
-The Future Poetry, 227
-The Life Divine, 126n., 248
-The Secret of the Veda, 42n
St. Augustine, 115n
-Confessions, ll5n
St. Francis, 83, 240
St. Jacques, 107
St. Paul, 9-10, 108
Stalin, 267
Stalinism, 262
Stendha1, 88
Supervielle, Jules, 198
-"Alter Ego", 199-200
-"Lui Seul", 201
-"Saisir", 201
Surya,166
Syria, 284
TAG ORE, RABINDRANATH, 53, 62n., 64, 66, 97-102, 222-3, 226-30, 288
-Balaka, 228
-Gitanjali, 99n
-"The Golden Boat", 64n
-"Salutation", 266n
Tantras, the, 28-9, 165
Terence, 239n
The Eternal Wisdom, 131
Theocritus, 86 .
The Times Literary Supplement, 62n., 126n Thibon, Gustave, 126-7
Thompson, Francis, 143
-"The Hound of Heaven", 143n Times, 127
Titan, 97, 159
Turkey, 284
UCHATHYA, 163
Uma,170
United Nations Organization, 263
Upanishads, the, 6, 8-9, ll-12, 15, 23, 25-30, 35, 37, 39-40, 50, 53, 57, 69, 73, 75, 77, 82-3, 96, 103-4, 120, 129,132, 149, 182,250,264-5, 281, 368
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-Aitareya, 18n
-Brihadaranyaka, 14, 15n., 18n., 29-30n
-Chhandogya, 12, 20n., 25
-Katha, 19n., 69n
-Prasna, 38
-Taittiriya, 44n
V AIKUNTHA, 100
Vaishnavism, 100
Valery, 88
Valmiki, 39-40, 62, 73, 83, 85, 187,235 Varona, 28-9, 45, 157, 159-61, 180, 294
Vashishtha, 162
Vagus, 28
Vaughan, 80
-"They Are All Gone", 8On
Vayu, 166
Vedas, the, 9, 13-14, 21, 27-9, 37, 42, 104, 162, 166, 278, 281
-Rig Veda, 13n., 18n.,26, 30,36, 42-5n., 157, 160, 163-6n., 184n., 220
-"Ode to Darkness", 220
Virgil, 53, 85, 93
Vishnu, 30-1, 278
Vishwamitra,162
Visva Bharati, 228
Vivekananda, 103-5, 241, 253-4, 299
-From Colombo to Almora, 103
Voltaire, 85, 286
Vyasa, 39, 58, 62, 73, 235
WARNER, REX, 192n., 194n
Whitman, 150
Williams, Charles, 93n
'The Last Voyage" (A Little Book of Modern Verse), 93n
Wordsworth, 68, 71, 83, 88, 168, 186, 230-1, 233-5, 281n
-(Memorials of a Tour in Scotland)
-"The Solitary Reaper", 68n
-Miscellaneous Sonnets, 232n
"It is a beauteous Evening, calm and free", 232n
-"The World is too much with us", 68n., 169n
-Ode on the Intimations of Immortali y, 234
-Poems Dedicated to National Inde pendence & Liberry, 233n
-"Milton! thou shouldst be living at this hour", 233n
-Poems of the Imagination, 231-2n
-"I wandered lonely as a cloud" (The Daffodils), 169n., 232n .
-"Laodamia", 231n
-"She was a Phantom of delight", 232n
-"Three years she Grew", 233n
-"To a Skylark", 232n
-(Poems Referring to the Period of Childhaod)
-"Lucy Gray", 230n
-"We Are Seven", 281n
-Prelude, 234n
World War, First, 228, 249
Wu Ch' ng- n, 133
YAJNAVALKYA, 5-6, 29-30, 126, 242, 299
Yama, 13, 19-20, 32-5, 157, 159-60 Yeats, W. B., 94n
-The Wind among the Reeds, 94n
- "The Lover tells of the Rose in his Heart", 94n
ZEUS, 159, 182
Zhivago, 186-8
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