Books : The Nyaya Sutras of Gotama : Satis Chandra Vidyabhusana

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The Nyaya Sutras of Gotama : Satis Chandra Vidyabhusana (1913, 2003) Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers.

Gotama Nyaya Sutras

I found this book at one of the Book Fairs at Palace Grounds, Bangalore and I fond it very interesting.

I paid Rs 500 for it and just found that you can get a free download at archive.org (17.5 MB). ( :(  )

I am attaching the TOC for your reference so you know the sort of genius that the Gauthama Gothra possessed. (I plan to bask in reflected glory of course.)

Table of Contents : 

  • The Sixteen categories
  • Release ( _ ) … …
  • Means of knowledge ( J11n)
  • Perception, ( ~ ) defined ‘”
  • Inference ( ~) defined …
  • Corn parison ( ‘”If1IA ) defined
  • BOOK I, CHAPTEIl. I •
  • Word or verbal testimony ( ~ ) defined
  • Objects of knowledge ( sPR )
  • Soul ( ~ ) defined
  • Body ( ~ ) defined
  • Sense ( ~) defined
  • Element ( ‘J.” ) defined
  • Qualities ( ~ ) of earth etc ….
  • Intellect ( ~ ) defined
  • Mind ( ~: ) defined
  • Activity ( ~ ) defin,d and explained …
  • Fault ( ~ ) defined·
  • ‘l’ransmigration ( ~ ) defined
  • .Fruit ( …. ) dofined
  • IJain ( !:’lI ) defined
  • Release ( m ) defined
  • Doubt ( WI ) defined and explained
  • Purpose ( ~ ) defined
  • Example or familiar instance ( nfl’t'l )
  • Tenet4.~ ) defined
  • A dogma of aUlhe Schools ( ~1′l’Ifi\i1~,ifj )
  • A dogma peculiar to some School (viAminol’lllll!’Mmlfij;iIIr,Mifj )
  • A hypothetical dogma ( ~~ ). . ..
  • An implied dogma (”’fI’I”~)
  • MemAA~ of a syllogism (.~ )
  • Pro~.tion ( – )
  • Reason (q) …
  • flomogeneous or affirmative f£.ason (~)
  • Eleterogeneous o~ negative reason ( ~ )
  • Example(~)
  • ,Homogeneous or affirmative example ( m+6{,\!, .. ) …
  • Heterogeneous or negative example (,,,,*4,,,, .. )
  • Application, affirmative and negative ( nwR )
  • Oonclusion ( ~ )
  • . Confutation ( M )
  • Ascertainment (fWr)
  • • Discussion (IQ!{)
  • ‘j Wrangling (~)
  • g Cavil ( fimvwr) … . ..
  • J Fallacies of reason ( ~ )
  • The erratic ( ~ )
  • The contradictory ( ~ )
  • nOOK I, CHAPTER n.
  • ‘rhe controversial or equal to the question ( ~ )
  • ‘l’he reciprocal or unproved (~)
  • The mistimed ( …..mm )
  • i Quibble ( ft) …
  • Quibble in respect of a term ( ~ )
  • Quibble in respect of a genus ( ~ )
  • Quibble in respect of a metaphor (~)
  • j Futility ( “”" ) …
  • J An occasion for rebuke (f’i~)
  • BOOK 11, CHAPTER I.
  • Doubt ( “” ) examined
  • The means and objects of knowledge (~-.) examined
  • Perception ( ~ ) examined
  • Special kinds of knowledge ( ~) ‘”
  • The relation of perception and inference ( IU .. i …. j .. ‘ .. , )
  • The whole ( ~ ) and its part ( lII!m )
  • Inference ( ~ ) examined
  • The time present, past and future ( ~, ., ftIm ) examined
  • Comparison (‘”"‘” ) examined
  • Word or verbal testimony ( !J’i!( ) examined
  • The Veda ( _ >-xamined
  • Inju}lction ( !Si)
  • Persuasion ( e)
  • Praise (~) .••
  • I}lame (~) .••
  • Warning ( ‘II<IIit ) …
  • ….
  • P”rescription ( ~ )
  • Reinculcation ( ~ )
  • Tautology ( ~ )
  • The Medical Science ( ~ ) .
  • nOOK 11, CHAP’l'lHl. 11.
  • Meausof knowledge (~) examined
  • Rumour ( ~~ ) …
  • Presumption (~)
  • Probability ( ~ )
  • Non-existence ( ~ )
  • ~The nature of sound (~) examined
  • OtherneBs (~) .
  • Letters, their modifications and substitutes (~)
  • Word (~)
  • Individual (arm)
  • Form ( “”‘”‘ )
  • Genus (enm) ‘”
  • nOOK 111, CHAP’j'I!:R I.
  • HeJlse ( ~ ) is not soul ( Ifm’IIIt )
  • Body ( • ) is not soul ( !W’II( )
  • Duality of the eye ( “‘!: )
  • Remem brance (~)
  • Mind ( ~: ) is not soul ( ~ )
  • The soul (“11’1’111) established.
  • The body ( ~ ) is earthy …
  • ’1′he eye-ball (~) is material
  • The seuses ( ~ ) are material ( ~fftlII) …
  • ’1′he eye ( “‘!: ) and its ray ( m: )
  • 1.’he seuses ( ~ ) are more than one …
  • ‘touch (~)
  • ‘rhe senses are five ( ~ )
  • The qualities of the elements (,,~ )
  • BOOK Ill, CHAPTER 11.
  • intellect or knowledge (!It is not ctema]
  • Knowl~dgo is not momentary
  • The nature of knowledg6( ‘If’! )
  • . Recollection (~)
  • Desire and aversion ( ~ )-
  • The mind ( ‘I’f; ) is not the seat of knowledge
  • gel
  • , l ‘iv )
  • ‘Memory ( ~ ) and its causes
  • ,Knowledge ( WlIf ) is not a natural quality of the body
  • , ‘Non-simultaneousness of knowledge ( “‘,”"i’~ )
  • The mind ( ~: ) is atomic ( ~ )
  • Desert (~ ) producing t,he body …
  • Activity (qm) __ _
  • Faults (~)
  • Stupidity (~ )
  • . Transmigration ( ~ )
  • BOOK lV, CUAPTER I.
  • Entity does not arise from non-entif,y (” IJI~~:)
  • God (~:)
  • Production from no-caus~ ( ~ ~: )
  • All are not non-eternal ( ” ij6a.. Iii ….. , )
  • All are not eternal ( ” ~. ~ )
  • All are not distinct ( ” ~. ‘l1I’-!!) •
  • Self-exiRtence ( ~ ) and reJati ve lion-existence ( ~ ) …
  • No fixity of number ( ~~ )
  • :Fruit ( w ) examined
  • Paill ( 5:” ) examined
  • Release ( ~ ) examined
  • Debts and troubles ( ‘Il’I1!J ill )
  • HOOK 1 V, CHAI’TEH. 11.
  • The rise of true knowledge ( ~wf.m.qm )
  • ‘l’h~ w hole m~ d i t,A .n!Jl’t,~ ( tIRlmIQ)
  • Atom (..,)
  • ‘fhe nun-reality of things ( ~ ~li/flr4ijljq … W4: )
  • Falt1e apprehension ( fir._tq”FiIf: )
  • Mec.litatiol1 (~: )
  • Discussion, wrangling and cavil ( ’4lq”‘WIir”Uln: )
  • BOOK V, CHAPTER I.
  • Futility ( “”" ) …
  • , Balancing the homogeneity ( ~ ) ‘”
  • Balancing the l~erogeneity (~’lT ) .. .
  • Balancing an addition (~) .. .
  • Balancing a Bubtraction (~)
  • Balancing the questionable ( ~ )
  • Balancing the unquestionablo ( ~ )
  • Balancing the alternative ( ~)
  • Balancing the reciprocity ( ….. ) ,
  • Balancing the co-presence ( ~)
  • ( ,’Y )
  • Balancing the mutual-absence ( .”‘-”"‘-”‘”1)
  • Balancing the infinite regressi,on ( ~ )
  • Balancing the counter-example ( Ii~,”,’” )
  • Balancing the non-produced (-:”"h .. 1 )
  • Balancing the doubt ( ….. )’
  • Balancing the controversy (~) …
  • , Balancing the non.reason ( ~ )
  • Balancing the presumption (.ocfqlM .. I) ‘”
  • Balancing the non-difference ( ….. ‘ .. 1 )
  • Balancing th~ demonstration ( tqqlfta .. 1 )
  • Balancing the perception ( ….. r ….. I) …
  • Balancing tbe non-perception ( .:q”fWII …. )
  • Balancing tbe non-eternal ( …. )
  • Balancing the e~rnal ( f’RwIr)
  • Balancing the effect ( ……. )
  • Admission of an opinion ( ~ )
  • Six-winged disputation ( ‘Ill”-)
  • BOOK V, OBAPTBR 11.
  • Occasions for rebuke ( ,…., )
  • Hurting the proposition ( Iifill’l~ )
  • Shifting the proposition ( ~ )
  • Opposing the proposition ( IihFilll .. )
  • Renouncing the proposition. ( “fill”‘ ) …
  • Shifting the reason ( ~ ) -
  • Shifting the topic (~)
  • The meaningless (fiRW) ..•
  • ‘rhe unintelligible ( .tiftmri )
  • ‘I’he inopportune ( ….,… ) …
  • Saying too little ( ~ )
  • Saying too much ( .. )
  • Repetitioll ( ,…,.” )
  • Silence(~)
  • Ignorance (“”" )
  • Non-ingenuity ( …… )
  • Evasion ( …. ) •.•
  • Admission of an opinion. ( ~ )
  • Qverlooking the censurable ( -.~._ . . …. -)
  • Oeasuring the non-ceJl8urable ( ~ ……. )
  • Fall”, of a reason ( ,. …. ) •••

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