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25, 29-36 Saketa, 159 Sakraditya, 183 Sakti, 36-39 Saktiem, 21 (f), 25, 36-39 Sakya, 26 Sakyamuni, Buddha, 129, 131, 134, 137(f) Samadhbiraja-sttra, 143 Samana, 33 Satnkara, 31 Samkhya, 21 (f), 23-25, 29 Sarhvrita-Satya, 80, 81, 165, 154, 169 (f) Samata, 85 Sama-veda, 80, 33 Sambala, 5 Sambhu, 31 Sarmbhoga-kaya, 87, 105 Samkarabhagya, 70 Bammitiyas, q, 191 Sammyutta-suttants, 129 (f) Sathsara, 9, 54 92 Samsk4ra, 80 Samyutta-Nikays, 95, 101, 102, 109, 120 Sathyuktégama-sitra, 121 201 Sénchi, 131 + Saudhinirmocana-sitra, 155, 189 Sautrantika, 70 Satighapala, 133 (f) Sankarasvami, 187 Sanskrita-Sipyata, 99 Santa, 97 Santidevs, 184, 185, 186, 189, 190 Saradveti-putra-prakaranarh, 159 Séramati, 182 Sariputra, 18, 56, 58, 111, 122, 125, 127, 128, 183 (f), 140 Sarvajiana-marga, 143 Sarvarh-anityam, 48, 93 Sarvam-anatmath, 48 Sarvam-dukham, 48, 93 Sarvaprsthi, 27 Sarvajiiana, 156, 181 Sarva-dharma, 102, 168 Sarvadharmaratnottara-artha-saigiti- Sastra, 186 Sarvastivadins, 5, 7, 16, 87, 116 (f), 151, 152, 172, 175, 185 Sarvastivada, 74, 74 (f), 75,160, 175, 151, 150 Sarva-satta, 84 Sarva-Sanyata, 155, 156, 167 Sarvadarshanasamgraha, 70 Sarvajana-yana, 143 Sasrava-dharma, 86 Sata-Sistra-vaipulya, 166 Satkarya, 23 Sattvas, 145 Satvata race, 26, 27 Satvata religion, 25 (see Vaigsnavism) reaver Sannipata-sitra, 129 (t ) Satya, 14 (f) Satya-upadesa, 61 Satyasiddhi-sastra, 28 Sautrantika, 176 Saurastra, 27 Saundrananda- kavya, 159, 180 Sauviras, 27 Savaras, 37 Savita, 29 School, Avatarhisaka, 68 Dharmalaksana, 63 Schools, nine-Buddhists, 63 School, the three-Sastras, 63 the Thindai, 68 Scythian, 159 Shaddaréana-samucchaya, 70 Siddhartha, 26, 92, 104, 198, 127 Siksananda, 84 (f) Siksi-samuccaya, 186, 189 Sila, 183, 186 Silabhadra, 187, 188, 191, 192 Sila-paramita, 135 Biladitya Raja, 190 Simhaprabha, 184, 185 Simharasmi, 190, 192 Sitikantha, 31 Siva, 28, 36, 38 Siva, eight Martis of, 32 (£), 34 Six-paramitas, 142 ‘202 Sky-flower heretics, 190, 191 Smrti, 85 Sophists, 51, 52 Southern Buddhism 1, 4, 5, 6, 7-16, 115 Sraddhotpada-sastra, 84 Sramanas, 50, 51, 58, 54 Srévakas, 58, 147, 162, 164, 165, 168, 170, 188. Sravaka-doctrine, 77 Sravaka-pitaka, 187 Sravaka-yina. 14, 46, 118, 125, 141, 162, 163, 165, 168, 173 176, 178, 180, 187 Sriivaka-siitra, 61 Sregtha-yina, 118 Sthaviras, 5, 5 (f), 6, 7, 12, 14, 115, 115 (f), 119, 123-125,-180, 182, 188, 141, 146, 161, 152, 154, 174, 179, 180. Sthaviravada, 150 Sthaviravadins, 72, £7, 114, 185 Sthavira-doctrines, 150 Sthiramati, 167, 168, 172 (£), 182, 187 Subhati, 61 Subhiti, 125, 145 Suddhodbana, 92, 104 Sudurjaya, 134, 136 " Sugatas, 125 Sui dynasty, 63, 134 (f) Sukhavati, 40, 41, 43 Sumahgala-vil4sini, 131 Sumana, 5 Sunga dynasty, 21, 22 Sinyaté, 77, 78, 82, 100, 102, 150, . 151, 162, 163, 1€4, 169, 189 Abhava, 79 , Abhava-svabhava, 79 Addyama, 78 1, Adbyaétmabahirdha, 78 Anavakéra, 79 Anavaragra, 79 Anupalambha, 79 Asanskrta, 78 , Atyanta, 78, 80 Buddha-Sabhava, 79 , Bahirdba, 78 y Dharma. 77 Maha, 78 ” Paramartha, 78 Prakrti, 79 Puruga, 77 1 4 Sabhiva, 79 ” Sanskrta, 78 + , Sarva, 76, 81, 81 (f), 82 83 , Sarvadharma, 79 1 Svalakgana, 79 , Sinyata, 78 Stinyatma-sinye-dharma-vada, 76 Sinyapuruse-sinya-dharma, 77 Sirasenas, 49 Sirya, 29 Sudéarman. 22 Siitra-bhanakas, 5, 115 (f) Siitralaiikara-Sistra, 164, 172 (£) Suttanta, 99, 104 Suttanta Jaétakas, 129, 129 (f) Suvarna, 33 ” ’ INDEX Suvarnaksi, 159 Savikréntavikrami-pariprichhé, 119, 133 (f), 147, Svabhava-nirvéna, 82, 102 Svabhava-nityam, 84, 85 Svatantra, 169 Svetasvatara, 97 (f) T Tao-thai, 167 Tapasas, 50 Tathagata, 18, 49, 56, 57, 58, 86,87, 8&8. 89, 99, 101, 106, 111, 127, 128, 149, 147 Tathagata -knowledge, 125, 128, 140 Tathigate-vimalacandra-prabha, 40 Tathagatagarbha, 182 Tathagatayuga-pramdna-parivarta, 89. 91, 102, 105 Ten-dai, 17 (f) Tha Hdynasty, 68, 134 (f) Theravada, 74, 74 (f), 76 Thien-thai, 17 Threefold-doctrine, 93 Tirthankaras, 51 Tittiyas, 51 Trikaya, 90, 105, 128 Tripitaka, 14 (f) Triyana, 14, 61, 118 Tshz'-ming, 42 tit, 127, Udana, 96, 98 Ugra, 31, 34 Uma, 36 Unvedic, 50 Upadesa Upaya, 64 1 UpAyakausalya, 61 Upanisads, 26, 97 (f) mn , Kena, 36 Upanigadic, 61 Upatisya, 183 (f) Upavrit, 27 Upaya, 58, 138 Upaya- dharma, 93 Upayakauéala, 14, (f), 41, 136 UpayakauSala-piramita, 135 #8 parivaria, 82, 91, 102 Upayakausalyahridaya-sitra, 23, 24 (f) Upekkha, 133 Uttama-yana, 118 Uttarsa-loka, 161 Uttara-laukika-dharma, 80-82 Uttara-mimarbsa, 21 (f) Uttaya, 5 Uliks, 23 Y Vada, Adhicca-samuppannika, 53 , Ajfidna, 53 INDEX 208 Vida, Ahetu-appaccaya, §2 Akriya, 5c , Amara-vikkhepi, 53 , Afifiarbiiv-afifiamsarira, 62 Antaoantika, 53 Dittha-dhamma-nibbana, 53 Ukacca-sassata, 53 Kriya, 53 Niyati-sangate-bhiva-parinata, 58 (f) . Parinam, 53 + Puttaparibara, 53 (f) Sassata, 53 + Satt-kaya, 52 a Uccheda, 53 Uddhamaghatanika, 58 Vaibhasika, 70, 172 Vaipulye, 171 Vaipulya-sata-Sastra-vyakbya, 188 Vairachana, 18 Vaisali, 66, 78, 116, 180 Vuisali Council, 114, 115, 129, 131, 182 VaiSegika, 21 (f), 23, 25 Vaignavism, 21 (f), 25, 29 Vajasaneya-sathita, 34, 37 Vajjians, 78 Vajjia-monke, 12 Vajrasici, 189 Varuna, 26 Vargaganya, 24 Vasubandhu, 15, 23, 24, 25, 29, 39, 40, 42, 62, 70, 71, 90, 134 (f), 160, 161, 156, 158, 174, 176, 176, 179, 180, 181, 183. Vasudeva, 22, 26, 28 Vasudeva I, 28, 35 Vasudeva-krsya, 26, 27 Vasumitra, 11, 66, 71, 75, 81, 86, 87, 109, 1838, 138 yaya, 21 Vedanta, 21 (f), 22 Vedantism, 98s Vedic, 60 Vedic-Aryan, 49, 50, 51 Vedic Brahmanism, 21 Vibha jyavidins, 151, 152 Vijaya, 36 Vijfldnesvara, 27 Viiiapti-matra, 156 Vijfiaptimatrasiddhi-fastra, 177, 188 Vikramaditya, 24 Vimala-bhimi, 184, 136 Vimalacandrs, 187, 188 Vimala-citta, 128, 188, 140, 155, 156 Vimala-citta-svabhiva, 81, 82,84 85 Vimalakirti-sitra, 71 Vimala-svabhava-nirvana, 156 Vimokgamarga-éastra, 133 (£) Vinasvabhiva, 176 Vinaya, 115, 187 Vinayabbapvakas, 5, 115 (f) Vinaya-yana, 120, 127 Vinaya-pitaka, 152 (f) Vinaya-suttanta, 129 (f) Vindha-vasa, 24 Vindha-vasini, 37 Vinitadeva, 6 Viparita-midam, 80 Viriya, 183, 136 Visesa-mitra, 187, 190 Vratya, 32, 33 Vribadratha, 21 Vreni, 27 Vyakta-upadesa, 16-18, 47 Vyakta-yana, 1, 16-18 Y Yadava, 27 YAjfiavalkya, 27 ' Yajur-veda, 31, 32, 84, 38 Yanvaraje, 187. 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