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Table of contents
- Prefatory Note
- Table of Contents
- Title page of the original work
- Preface
- I. The superior qualities of Śrī Vardhamāma, the last Tīrthamkara
- II. Śrī Vardhamāma has stated things as they really are
- III. Admonition to the reader
- IV. The Vaiśeşika doctrine of universality and particularity
- V. The Vaiśeşika doctrine of eternality and non-eternality
- VI. The Vaiśeşika doctrine of a world-creator God
- VII. The Vaiśeşika doctrine of 'Inherence'
- VIII. The categories of the Vaiśeşikas
- IX. The Vaiśeşika views about the size of the ātman
- X. Criticism of the Naiyāyikas
- XI. The Pūrva-mīmāmsā doctrine enjoining himsā
- XII. Kumārila’s theory of knowledge
- XIII. The Vedānta doctrine of Brahma as the sole reality
- XIV. The Vedānta theory of the denotation of terms
- XV. The Sāmkhya doctrines
- XVI. The Buddhist theory of cognition
- XVII. The Buddhist doctrine of Emptiness
- XVIII. The Buddhist doctrine of Momentariness
- XIX. The Buddttist doctrine of Suffusion
- XX. Criticism of the Lokāyatas
- XXI. The main metaphysical tenet of Jainism
- XXII. The Jain doctrine of the infinite complexity of all existents
- XXIII. The 'seven-nuance-view'.
- XXIV. The combination of opposites involves no contradiction
- XXV. The 'seven-nuance-view' applied to four philosophical problems
- XXVI. Neither eternality nor non-eternality can be maintained
- XXVII. The assumption of either eternality or non-eternality destructive of religion
- XXVIII. The Jain doctrine of the nayas (Methods)
- XXIX. The varieties of souls, and their number
- XXX. The doctrine of the Syādvāda, all-comprehensive and impartial
- XXXI. Praise of the Lord Mahāvīra
- XXXII. The Lord Mahāvīra is the only Saviour
- Benediction on the part of the author of the commentary
- Index of Terms and Subjects