Keith A.B. The Religion And Philosophy Of The Veda And Upanishads. Part 2

Harvard University Press, 1925. — p. vii, 313-683. — (The Harvard Oriental Series Vol. 32).Vedic Ritual
The Sacrifices of the Srauta Ritual
The Fire-God Oblation or Agnihotra
The New-moon and Full-moon Sacrifices
The Four-month or Seasonal Sacrifices
First-fruit Sacrifice
The Animal Sacrifice
The Soma Sacrifice
The Pravargya or Hot-milk Sacrifice
Forms of Jyotistoma
Other Soma Sacrifices of One Day's Duration
The Vajapeya or Drink-of-Strength
The Royal Consecration
The Horse Sacrifice
The Human Sacrifice
Other Ahina Rites
The Sattras or Sacrificial Sessions
The Sautramani
The Piling of the Fire
The Hotr Formulae
The Domestic Ritual
Magic in the Ritual
The Spirits of the Dead
The Cult of the Dead
The Philosophy of the Veda
The Theosophy of the Brahmanas
The Philosophy of the Upanisads
Greece and the Philosophy of India
The Age of the Avesta and the Rigveda
The Sacrifice of Purusa
The Aryan Conception of the Heaven
The Drink of Immortality
Indo-European Fire Cult
Cremation and Burial
The Dravidian Element in Indian Thought
Pythagoras and Parmenides