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Dasi, the slave, 500. DoMa-hrahma-jattikOy 75. Deer, 17. Degasaw, male disciple of Dfpankara, 96. Pbnata, lunar mansion, 24. D^ADHARHlCA-BfLA, 513. Destruction, the, of the uniyerse, 83. Dbodab, (Himalayan cedar, ce- drus deodara) 19. Dbta, lunar mansion, 24. Dbwadatta, the brahma J6jaka, 127. Dbwadatta, the son of Supra Budha, 63. Dbwabatta, destruction of, 337. in a future birth, the Pas^ Budha Sattissara, 840. '—^ and AjAbat, the wicked de- Tices of, 826. D^a-l6ka8 and Bbahka-lokas, 24. Dewas, the, 16, 50. — — their functions, 41. their birth, 83. their residence, 40. Dew AS, the four guardians, 24, 52. Dbwalas, places of worship dedicated to the dewas, 43. Dbwudabha, a king, 178. Dham8ak-p<Bwatum-9utray 191. DhanapAla, an elephant, formerly Maliigin, 332. Dhananja, son oi M^da, 13, 22& Dhannya, 95. Dhaka, a r^si, 23. DhAKATI ABAJf kta, 95. Dhabhica, knowledge of, 37, 93, 177. the doctrines of Budha, 517. Dhabhma, the throne of Sekra, 62. DHABiCMAirxrpASSANA, 516. Dhabmkapaxa, heir-apparant of Maha Prat4pa, 13?. DHABmiADHIPATBTTA-BIItA, 512. Dhabmmabakshita, a prieet, 535. Dhabmm ADAB8HI, a Budha, 97. DH.iKMAWATf, mother of Kaqrapa Budha, 99. Dharmmapc^ JdtaJea^ 212. DhAtu, elements, 867, et pase. Dhata, a brahman, 151. DhbatabAshtba, a guardian d^wa, 24. Dhuma, the dewas of mist, 22. Dhtana, an ordinance, exercise of, 81, 44, 91, 239, et pass. DHTAyA-SILA, 512. DhyAn6pbk8HA, 524. DfoHAKAKA, nephew of G6tama Budha, a parimjika, 203. DikMangha, piksanga) 300, 336. DiLiPA, a monarch, 133. DiMBUL-TBEE, 286. Di3CBUlt6ta, in Ceylon, 893. DiPAVKABA, a Budha, 96, lu7, 181. DfBG^HA-TAPASA, one of the followers of NiganthanAtha, 274. DUeiples of Budha, fifty - four princes and a thousand fire- worshippers become, 182. Diiecues, the four to which the regent of the sun is subject, 21. DoTAEA, a brahman, 347. DbISHTA - DhABIOCA - WSDTA, EABMA, 351. DbIBHTA -DHABinCA- wiDYA- AEV- BALA, (the history of Chinchi) quoted as an example of, 286. DbISHTA - DHABMHA - WiDYA - KUSALA-KABHHA, 351, note. Dbibhti, scepticism, 514. Db6ha, a brahman, 383. DuKHA, sorrow, 518. VIBODHA GAMnri PATI- PADA 8ATYA, 515. 8AKUDYA-8ATYA, 515. NIBODHA-BATYA, 515. 8ATYA, 515. DuKULA, an ascetic, 453. DuBUTU, a month, (January, Fe- bruary, March) 21, 23, 205. INDEX. 547 DuTTHAXiairi, a monarbh, 25, note. BwlSA, apeiture, 418. PwESA, anger, hatred, 483, 513. Dwf PA, 4. E. JSarth, it* rmwltdions, 6. JSelipgeSf 6, et pass. Elements of exietence, 414. mepkawte, 17. EklsiTKAirDA, oake girer of Kas- japa B, 09. J^a,th0, of resolution, 91. the, of nomination, 96. -^-^ the three which enoceed the appearance of Budha,90. BxAKA, a rook, 94. JSreotinfff the, of da^oias over Budha*e relice, 866. JStkice, the, of Budhiim, 477. JEvidenee of the fact that a d^wa leaves the celestial regions, 144. Sxieienee^ the circle of eucceetive^ 407. F. Fa-Hian, 88, et pass. Festival, the, of the king's plough- holding, 153. Ibrmulaf the threefold protectiye, 187. Forest, the Great, 15. IHend, the, 500. O. Gadiubha, porter of the yaki Alawaka, 270. GAL-POLOWA,a stratum of earth, 3. Gambling, 492. Gaitawaba, the guardian prinoes of the monarehs, 133. GaitdhamIdaka, 15, 16. Gandaicba, a gardener, 305. GaitdhAbwas, the attendants of Phratarishtra, 24. their niunber, 24. their garments, 44^ 164. Ganga, wave, 18 ; riyer, 17. Gabtjitdas, 31, 45, 182, et pass. Gandhait, smell, 416. GaitthXkabo wihIbo, 531. Gaya, a riyer, 339. Gbla, load of rice, 401. Ghabaha, a woman, 307. GhatIkaba, a hrahman, 165. Ghxb, orsesamum oil, 32. Ghosika, anoUe, 528. Gh686, eloquence, 530. GHBAHA-wnfTAiTA, uoso oonsciou- ness, 435. GiJAKt^TA, a roek, 481. WIHABA, 830. GiMHANA, summer season, 21. GiBiHAiTDA, a place near Ceylon, where afterwards the Gxrihanda Wihira was erected, 187. GiBiM^EHALA, elephant of M4ra, 175, 180. GiWALir, forest, 55. GnyAnawxfpfXba, the power receiyed from the possession of gnvdna, 519. Go, Bull path, 20. G6DAWABI, a riyer, 55, 846. GtoeBBLT, " Ceylon Friend," ii, 228. Chldeu eaglet, 17. aoUea, a sea, 393. G<6piLA-XATBU-])fwi, daughter of a poor noble, 468. G^TAMA-DEWAIiA, 343. G^TAMA BdsHiSAT, a y&ka, 46, an ascetic, 93, 97; takes the name Sestratapa, 92 ; pursuing elephants, 92 ; bom in a dewa- Idka, 94 : a ohakrawartti, 95 ; bom as the son of the monarch of Dhannya, 95; bom as the son of Sunanda, king of the city Farspawatf, 96 ; bom as the king of Benares, 92 ; sailing to Swamna Bh^a, 92 ; a kesara lion, 97; number of times in which he appeared in particular states of existence as recorded in the J&takas, 102 ; a merchant, 110 ; a bull, a tradesman, a lion, 115 ; as Wessantara, 118 ; as Saj&ta, 100; the ascetic Kapila, 135; name of the princes as which he was bom, 137. ■ the sakwala in which he appeared, 4. GoTAifA BuDHA, his notious of the world system, 35^ note. the teacher o£ the three worlds, 37. deliyers the Arunamati Sutra, 9. — deliyering the discourse Maha Samaya, 41. interview with the d^was, 42. the rishi Lomasa Kisyapa, 51 '-^— acknowledging the superiority of the Brahman, 74. 2n2 548 INDEX. Gk>TAKA BuDHA, protects the moon, 23. relating the Dasa brahma jatakOf 76. inquiring after caetes, 79. a philosophical opponent of popular superstition and brah- manical caste, 79. rejects caste, 80. his eight hairs, 88. enumerating the qualities he would require in his wife, 80. — recites the Aganna suttan^ 82, note. — a B<5dhiBat, 92. — residing in J^tawana, a wih&ra, 109. — his ancestors, 112. — conception, birth, and infancy of, 142. — his growth, 154. — marriage, the, of and his sub- sequent abandonment of the world, 165. — exhibits his strength, 156. disgust with the life in the palace, 160. — preparations for his trayel, 161. — his meeting with M&ra, 163. — the food of, in Bajagaha, 167. vanishing of his strength, his food as an ascetic, 167. — as an ascetic, preparatory to the reception of Budhaship , 168. — his dreams, 170. — his contest with Wasawartti M&ra, 175. — at the Bamanf pdsina wih&ra. — reception of the Budhaship, 183. — performs the act of animisa lochana, 185. — his promise to propound the three pitakas, 186. — goes to the tree App^, 186. goes to the lake Muchalinda, 186. enjoys the satisfaction of Dhyiba, 186. — receiyes a piece of amrata aralu, goes to t&e lake Anotatta, 186. teaches the two merchants the three-fold protective formu- buy, 187. delivers his first discourse, 188. preaches the Dhamsak-^aewa- tum-tutra {Dhcmma-chakkajy 191. GoTAMA BuDHA, retums to Uru- wela, 192. speaks in the language of Ma- gadha, 192. with the naya, 193. receives the offezing of a robe, 195. — with the jiStis, 195. delivers the AdiUapari^d' tutra, 196. delivers the first jilaka Mahdndrctdthkdtyapaf 196. — in W^luwana, 200. — delivers the Tirokudha-nUrttf 200. delivers the WSdama-parigra- hana dUcowse, 203. visits Kapilawastu his native dty, 208. — exercises the T^jo-kasina- sanipatti ; Apo-kasina-^ui&pat- ti ; jlfla-kasina-san&patti, 206. — delivers the Anagata-wanMa, 206. — relates the Wettaniam^dUi- kay206. — exercises dhv&na, 206. — visits Ta8<5dnar&-d^w£, 209. — visits the island of Ceylon, 212. — recites the Uharmmapdia Jdtaka, 212. — at the n&gas, delivers dis- courses, 214. — second journey to Ceylon, 214. — third journey to Ceylon, 215. fortel^ the prosperity of a labourer's wife, 218. — attends a ploughing festival, 220. visit to the garden of An6- pidu, 225. — visits the village of Bhaddhi, in Anga, 226. — in the village Anupiya, 238. — attendants, his, Nigasamala, N&gita, Upawina, Sunakkhatta, Chunda, S&gala, Mesi, 241. — visits the city of Wisila, 242. — delivers the Hatana-nUra^ 244. — - being sick receives medicine of Jiwaka, 253. ordains a law concerning the robes of priests, 256. — delivers the Sabhiga-sdiraf 262. — dispute with Sacha^ 265. — ^ dispute with Niganthan&tha a tirttaka, 274. INDEX. 549 €k)TAMA BuDHA, at ihe ascetic K6m, 283. ^ is falsely accused of inconti- nenoe by the female unbelieTer, Chinchi, 284. the gifts presented to, on his return to Sewet, 297. is Tisited by the D^wa Sekra, 298. repeats the Kemka and Nan- diwisdld Jdtaka, 307. — Tisits the dewa-ldka Tawutis^ 806. — interprets sixteen dreams to Pas^nidi, king of Kosol, 314. takes 600. princes through the air to the Himfla forest, 319.