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Upaniˈshadic, a.
Also Upaniṣadic, Upnishadic.
[f. Upanishad + -ic.]
Of or pertaining to the Upanishads.
1921M. A. Buch Philos. Shankara 1 All the main ideas of Shankara's theory are anticipated by the Upnishadic seers. 1927Belvalkar & Ranade Hist. Indian Philos. II. vii. 242 (heading) A critical exposition of Upanishadic texts. 1937Mind XLVI. 407 Witness his cogent criticism of Zeller and Burnet on Parmenides and his comments on the Upaniṣadic theories of self-consciousness. 1954A. L. Basham Wonder that was India vii. 332 The great Śaṅkara himself..maintained the rigid Upaniṣadic doctrine of salvation by knowledge. 1964Language XL. 112 A series of studies of Vedic and Upanishadic problems of interpretation..preluded his inheritance of Bloomfield's projected Vedic variants. |