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Consciousness Bibliography, References, Bibliography, Perception References, Sensation Bibliography, and Sensation References July 1, 2018 anonymous (-1900) Moscow Papyrus or Golenischev Papyrus. Thebes. [mathematics] anonymous (-1500 to -900) . India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-1500 to -1200) Rig Veda or Rigveda or Rig-veda or Veda of Praises or First Veda. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-1500 to -1200) Sama Veda or Samaveda or Sama-veda or Veda of Holy Songs or Veda of Hymns or Second Veda. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-1500 to -1200) Yajur Veda or Yajurveda or Yajur-veda or Veda of Rituals or Third Veda. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-1500 to -900) Atharva Veda or Atharvaveda or Atharva-veda or Aggvana or Ahavana Veda or Veda of Charms or Fourth Veda. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-1500 to 200/1783 to 1794) Manu-smriti or Manu Smriti or Manusmriti or of Manu or Institutions of Manu. Translated by William Jones. India/London. [religion] anonymous (-1000 to -550) Torah or or Teachings or Instructions. Yahwist (J) source -1000 to -950, Elohist (E) source -922, Deuteronomic (D) source -700 to -650, and Priestly (P) source -550. Jerusalem. [Judaism] [religion] anonymous (-500 to -200) Bhavisya Purana or Treatise on Being. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (-500 to -200) Puranas or or Suhrit-Sammitas or Friendly Treatises. India. [religion] anonymous (-250 to -130) Septuagint. Greek translation of the Jewish scriptures. Alexandria. [Judaism] [religion] anonymous (-100 to 600) Paramita or Prajnaparamita Sutras or Prajna-paramita Sutras or Perfection of Wisdom Sutras or Wisdom Gone to the Other Shore Sutras. Contains the Heart of Prajnaparamita (goddess of Transcendental Wisdom) or Heart Sutra and the Diamond Sutra. India. [] [religion] anonymous (65) Book of Hebrews. Palestine. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (70 to 200) Fayyum Fragment. Fayum, Egypt. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (100 to 200) Agamas or Traditional Doctrine or Fifth Veda. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (100 to 400) Lankavatarasutra or Lankavatara Sutra or Discourses on Entering Sri Lanka. India. [ Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (193) Anonymous Anti-Montanist. Rome. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (200 to 250) Didascalia Apostolorum or the Catholic Teaching of the Twelve Apostles and Holy Disciples of Our Savior. Rome. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (200 to 700) Zand or Zand-Avesta or Commentary on the Avesta. Persia. [religion] [] anonymous (300 to 400) Guhyasamaja or Secret Assembly. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (300) Ulpiani Regularum liber singularis or Ulpiani Regulae or Tituli ex Corpore Ulpiani or Epitome Ulpiani or Ulpian Rules. Rome. [law] anonymous (390 to 438) Lex Dei quam precepit Dominus ad Moysen or Law which God gave to Moses or Collatio legum Mosaicaruni et Romanarum or Comparison of Mosaic and Roman Laws. Rome. [law] anonymous (400) Surya Siddhanta or Sun Principles. India. [mathematics] anonymous (600 to 1100) Chandamaharosana Tantra. Chandamaharosana is a Buddhist god. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (600 to 700) Bakhshali Manuscript. Bakhshali, Pakistan. [mathematics] anonymous (600 to 700) Lex Rhodia or Rhodian Law or Law of Rhodes. Rhodes. [law] anonymous (600 to 800) Hevajra Tantra. Hevajra is a Buddhist god. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (700) Brehon Laws. Ireland. [law] anonymous (760 to 800) Hadith or Traditions. Medina, Saudi Arabia. [Islam] [religion] anonymous (760 to 800) Qur'an or Koran. Damascus. [Islam] [religion] anonymous (800 to 1000) Lakshmi Tantra. Lakshmi is a Hindu goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (900 to 1000) Kalachakra Tantra or Time Wheels. Kalachakra is a Buddhist god. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (927) Yengishiki or Institutes of the period of Yengi or Shinto Rituals. Heian-kyo (Kyoto). [religion] [Shintoism] anonymous (1000 to 1500) Kularnava Tantra or Kaula School of Shaktism Doctrine. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Abhidhanottara Tantra or The Union of Female and Male Deities. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Chakrasambhara Tantra or Master of Wheels. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Chinnamasta Tantra. Chinnamasta is a Hindu and Tantric Buddhist goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Ganapati Tantra. Ganesh is a Hindu god. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Gandharva Tantra or Celestial Musician Doctrine. India. [Hinduism] [music] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Guptasadhana Tantra or Secret Means. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Jnanarnava Tantra or Ocean of Knowledge Method or Kakachandishvarakalpa Tantra. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kali Tantra. Kali is a Hindu goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kalivilasa Tantra or Past Forms of Kali. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kamakhya Tantra. Kamakhya is a Hindu mother goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kaulavali Nimaya Tantra or Kaula. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kubjika Tantra. Kubjika is a Hindu goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kulachudamani Tantra or Crest-jewel of Kaula. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kundalini Tantra or Coiled Energy. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Kurukulla Tantra or Red . Tara is a Buddhist goddess. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Mahakala Tantra. Mahakala is a Hindu and Buddhist god. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Mahavairochana Tantra. Mahavairochana is a Buddhist god. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Malinivijayottara Tantra or Seed Necklace method. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Manjusri Mula Tantra or Foundation of the Holy and Beautiful. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Matrikabheda Tantra or Ideological Book House. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Maya Tantra or . India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Netra Tantra or Eye. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Nila Tantra or Dark Blue. Nila is the monkey king. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Niruttara Tantra or Having No Better. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Tantra or Bliss. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Sammohana Tantra or Greatly Bewildering Doctrine. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Samvarodaya Tantra or Rain. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Saraswati Tantra. Saraswati is a Hindu goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Svacchanda Tantra or Spontaneous. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Tantraraja Tantra or Meditation. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Tara Tantra. Tara is a Buddhist goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Todala Tantra or Toda Tribe. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Vajrapatala Tantra or Striking Thunderbolt. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Vajrayogini Tantra or Female Thunderbolt. Vajrayogini is a Buddhist goddess. India. [Buddhism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Vinashikha Tantra or Precise Guitar. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Yogini Tantra or Female Yogi. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1000 to 1600) Yoni Tantra or Divine Passage or Womb. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1100) Russian Primary Chronicle. Kiev. [] anonymous (1191) La Charte d'Oleroun des juggementz de la mier or Code of Oleron. Oleron Island, France. [law] anonymous (1216) Compilatio quarta or Fourth Compilation. Rome. [law] anonymous (1240) Gutalagen or Sea Laws of Gotland or Visby Laws. Wisley, Germany. [law] anonymous (1300 to 1400) Kalikapurana or Kalika Tantra. Kali or Kalika is a Hindu goddess. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1300 to 1400) Kamaratna Tantra or Precious Pleasure. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1350) Codex Vindobonensis Mexicanus. Oaxaca, Mexico. [history] anonymous (1500 to 1600) Mahanirvana Tantra or Great Liberation Doctrine. India. [Hinduism] [religion] anonymous (1568 to 1610) Douay Version of the Bible or Douai Version of the Bible. Douai, France. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (1580) la Coutume de Paris or Paris Coutumes or French Customary Laws. Paris. [law] anonymous (1582) Corpus Juris Canonici or Canon Law. Rome. [law] anonymous (1582) Rheims Testament. Douai, France. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (1611) King James version of the Bible. London: Church of England. [Christianity] [religion] anonymous (1782/1951) Dobrotolubiye or Writings from the Philokalia, the Prayer of the Heart. Translated by Eugenie Kadleigh (Kadloubovsky) and Gerald Eustace Howell Palmer. Moscow/Venice/London: Faber and Faber. [religion] anonymous (1884/1954) The Pilgrim Continues His Way. Translated from Russian Orthodox traditional writings by Reginald M. French. London: SPCK. [religion] anonymous (1884/1954) The Way of a Pilgrim. Translated from Russian Orthodox traditional writings by Reginald M. French. London: SPCK. [religion] anonymous (1917) Codex Juris Canonici or Code of Canon Law. Rome. [law] anonymous (1924) Hague Rules. Brussels. [law] anonymous (1959) Information Processing: Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Processing. Paris: UNESCO. [computer science] anonymous (1968) Contributions to Mathematical , Colloquium, Hannover, 1966. 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