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THE SIKH RELIGION

ITS GURUS, SACRED WRITINGS
AND AUTHORS

BY

MAX ARTHUR MACAULIFFE

(Indic characters)

The egg of superstition hath burst; the
mind is illumined:
The Guru hath cut the fetters off the feet
and freed the captive.

Guru Arjan

IN SIX VOLUMES

VOL. V

OXFORD
AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
1909

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HENRY FROWDE, M.A.
PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
LONDON, EDINBURGH, NEW YORK
TORONTO AND MELBOURNE

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CONTENTS OF VOL. V

  1. PAGE
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    		1
  3. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		67
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    		68
  5. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		103
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    		201
  7. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		237
  8. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		246
  9. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		260
  10. Extracts from Aral Ustat
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		261
  11. Extracts from Vichitar Natak
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		286
  12. Introduction to the Hindu Incarnations
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		306
  13. Thirty-three Sawaiyas (Quatrains)
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		314
  14. Hazare Shabd
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		324
  15. Chaupai
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		328
  16. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		331
  17. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		333

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