Sabdarthamimamsa: the philosophy of word and meaning, by Gaurinatha Sastri, Hindi tr. by Mithilesh Chaturvedi

Sabdasaktiprakasika (Nyaya) of Jagadisa with two comms.: (1)The Krsnakanti by Krishna Kanta and the (2) The Prabodhini by Ramabhadra Siddhanta, ed. with notes by Dhundhiraja Sastri

Sachitra yogasan-darshika

Jha, Indramohan 'Sachchan'

ISBN: 9788170800804, 8170800803

Sad-darsana-samuccaya (a review of the six systems of Hindu philosophy, with Gunaratna's comm. Tarkarahasyadipika by Haribhadra, ed. by L. Suali

Saddarsana samuccaya of Haribhadra Suri, with Hindi tr. and comm. by Gunaratnasuri Maharaj, prefatory matter in Hindi, 2 parts

Saddarsanasutrasamgraha: Mimamsa, Vedanta, Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshikanam, comp. and ed. by J.L. Gupta 'Chaitanya'(in Skt.)

Sahityamimamsa of Mankhaka, ed. by Gaurinath Sastri

Sai Baba: the immaculate saint of Shirdi

Rao, Dayanand S

ISBN: 9788190209601, 8190209604

The book contains hymns in praise of Baba in Sanskrit with English translation and transliteration and dialogues between Sai Baba and his devotees.

The saint heritage of India: a collection of classical works, 10 vols

Vol.1: Ramakrishna: his life and sayings, by F. Max Muller. Vol.2: Tukaram, transl. from Mahipati's Bhaktalilamrita, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.3: Ramdas, transl. from Mahipati's Santavijaya, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.4: Eknath, transl. from the Bhaktalilamrita, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.5: Bhanudas, transl. from the Bhaktivijaya, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.6: Bahina Bhai, transl. of her autobiograph...

Saivism and the phallic world, 2 vols., New Delhi, 1975

Bhattacharya, Brajamadhava (b.1910)

Sakti or divine power: a historical study based on original Sanskrit texts, introd. by Dilip Kumar Biswas

Das, Sudhendu Kumar

Attempts to trace the origin of the idea of Sakti as divine power from the Gnas or the 'Mother-Goddesses' of the Vedas and show how it developed through the speculations of the Brahmanas and the Upanishads and finally culminated into the Svetasvatara conception of a full-bodied philosophical principle of 'Supreme Divine Sakti' belonging to God himself, hidden in his own qualities.

Saktivada (Nyaya) by Gadadhara Bhattacharya with the Vivrtti comm. by Harinatha Tarkasiddhanta Bhattacharya, ed. with critical notes by Gosvami Damodara Sastri

Sativadah of Gadadhara Bhattacarya, text with comm. in Sanskrit, critically ed. with a preface in English by Dr. Shrinivasa Varakhedi et al.

ISBN: 9789380171050, 9380171056

Saktivadasthavicarasangrahah, by K.E. Devanathan, Gen. ed. Harekrishna Satapathy

This work is a comprehensive study of important dialectical parts of Saktivada.

Samanyaniruktih of Gadadhari, on Anumana khanda (Hetvabhasa) of `Tatvacintamani' by Sri Gangesopadhyaya, with `Samanyaniruktididhitih' of Sri Raghunathasiromani Bhattacarya and....

...`Samanyaniruktididhitivivrtih' of Sri Gadadhara Bhattacarya, also with Ganga comm. of Sri Sivadatta Misra, introd. by Sudhakar Malaviya.

Samanyaniruktisaugandhyam, written and ed. by Rajarama Shukla, foreword by Rajendra Mishra

ISBN: 9788172701130, 8172701136

Sanskrit text only.

Samarasya: studies in Indian arts, philosophy, and interreligious dialogue, in honour of Bettina Baumer

Das, Sadananda (ed.)

ISBN: 9788124603383, 8124603383

Indian grammatical tradition,

ISBN: 9788196508203, 8196508204

Proceedings of a National Seminar, organised during Feb.20-24, 2017. The scholars have brought an overall comparative perspective and understanding focussing on the ancient tradition of classical grammatical discources.

Samkhya across the millenniums

Aranya, Swami Hariharananda

ISBN: 9788187928300, 8187928301

The book deals with three landmarks of Samkhya philosophy, the oldest of the Indian philosophy systems. The first, the aphorisms of Pancasikha etc. are fragmentary remains of compositions by the sages in the Upanisadic era; the second, Isvarakrsna's Samkhya-Karika, possibly the first Indian philosophical text to gain appreciation abroad; the last one, the author's Samkhya-Tattvaloka was first p...

Samkhya darsana evam Advaita Vedanta

Gupta, Mamta