BOOK I

INTRODUCTION
1. INFLUENCE OF INDIAN THOUGHT IN EASTERN ASIA 

2. ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF HINDUISM 

3. THE BUDDHA 

4. ASOKA

5. EXTENSION OF BUDDHISM AND HINDUISM BEYOND INDIA 

6. NEW FORMS OF BUDDHISM 

7. REVIVAL OF HINDUISM

8. LATER FORMS OF HINDUISM 

9. EUROPEAN INFLUENCE AND MODERN HINDUISM 

10. CHANGE AND PERMANENCE IN BUDDHISM

11. REBIRTH AND THE NATURE OF THE SOUL l 

12. " " " " 

13. " " " " 

14. EASTERN PESSIMISM AND RENUNCIATION 

15. EASTERN POLYTHEISM 

16. THE EXTRAVAGANCE OF HINDUISM 

17. THE HINDU AND BUDDHIST SCRIPTURES 

18. MORALITY AND WILL

19. THE ORIGIN OF EVIL 

20. CHURCH AND STATE 

21. PUBLIC WORSHIP AND CEREMONIAL 

22. THE WORSHIP OF THE REPRODUCTIVE FORCES 

23. HINDUISM IN PRACTICE 
24. BUDDHISM IN PRACTICE 

25. INTEREST OF INDIAN THOUGHT FOR EUROPE 

BOOK II

EARLY INDIAN RELIGION: A GENERAL VIEW

I. RELIGIONS OF INDIA AND EASTERN ASIA  

II. HISTORICAL 

III. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN RELIGION 

IV. VEDIC DEITIES AND SACRIFICES 

V. ASCETICISM AND KNOWLEDGE 

VI. RELIGIOUS LIFE IN PRE-BUDDHIST INDIA

VII. THE JAINS

BOOK III

PALI BUDDHISM
VIII. LIFE OF THE BUDDHA 

IX. THE BUDDHA COMPARED WITH OTHER RELIGIOUS TEACHERS 

X. THE TEACHING OF THE BUDDHA 

XI. MONKS AND LAYMEN 

XII. ASOKA 

XIII. THE CANON 

XIV. MEDITATION 

XV. MYTHOLOGY IN HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM