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 1        I, Pref                 |      was to them what in other systems of philosophy has been called
 2       XV, Intro                |       the Indian Philosophical Systems, pp. 116 and 236.]~It is
 3       XV, Intro                |        of Indian Philosophical Systems.~5. See Tarkaratna's Vigñâpana,
 4       XV,   5                  |      than any other of the six systems of philosophy, and that
 5       XV,   5                  |        the Sânkhya and Vedânta systems of philosophy, there is
 6       XV,   5                  |     and the inspirers of other systems, what could be more natural
 7       XV,   5                  |       in the Sânkhya and other systems of philosophy. The Sânkhya
 8       XV,   5                  |     the later Sânkhya and Yoga systems, we feel doubtful as to
 9       XV,   5                  |        the part of those later systems, or on the part~[1. See
10       XV,   5                  | numbers bya reference to later systems of philosophy or cosmology,