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1        I, Pref                 |                   not only as philosophical terms, but as legitimate expressions
2       XV, Intro                |               declared at the outset in the terms, 'One only, without a second,'
3       XV, Intro                |                       and at the end in the terms 'All this consists of That.'~
4       XV, Intro                |               nought else, in the following terms: "Thou, O disciple, hast
5       XV,   5                  |                which remind us of technical terms used at a later time in
6       XV,   5                  | Swetâsvatara-upanishad propounds in Sânkhya terms the very principles that
7       XV,   5                  |                propriety of calling certain terms 'Sânkhya terms' in a work
8       XV,   5                  |              calling certain terms 'Sânkhya terms' in a work written at a
9       XV,  14,    0,   6       |                     has been defined by the terms pure, clean, undeveloped,