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(iuaUftctxtionSy the eight, possesBed by bein^ who reeeiye the asBur- ance of beoominff a Budha, 106. Qii0fK, the 500, of Eosol, 297. Questions of Milinda, see MUinda Prasna (Milinda Panba). B. BXOA, eyil desire, 518. Baghu, a monarch, 133. Bahat, an ascetic, who baa entered the fourth path leading to wt- w&na, 16, 39, et pass. Bahbna, lunar mansion, 24. Bahu, an as^, 5, 21, 23, 24^ 48, 166, 378. ^ his sixe, 59. BXhula, formerly Jtiiya, 127. Bahula, the son of GhStama, 159, 211, et paas. Baja, the d^was of dust or motes, 22. Bajaqaha, a city (Bajagriha), 46, 165, et pass. Bajagavpamba, a tree, 804. BtUaweUiya, descrij^tion of, 539. Bakbhab, their residence, 48. BAirPA-OHAir, a Tibetan king, 870. Baka, king of Benares, 138, 188. a brahman, 151. Baicha, a palace, 154. • BAincAWATf, birthplace of Eon- dannya Budha. BAjreA, daughter of MIra. Bakgoov, mscription upon the great bell at^ 8a Baban, flaTour, 416. Babib, the twelve collections, agnt of the zodiac. Ratana-sutra, 244. Bat-hbl, a sort of rice, 506. Batana-ohaba-chaitya, the place where the Ohannma was per- ceiyed, 186. Batoal, a mountain, 271. BathapXla, a priest, 313. Bati, daughter of Miia, 183. Bawa, plimet (sun), 24. Eelics, the, of SudJka, 362 1 divid- ing of, 365. Seproduction, 467. Meqt$ests, thefiveyOfDhoadaUa^ 838L RequiremenU, the eight, io which the female rechus miut attend^ 323. Revohitums, ifNifNiaiie^ 6. INDEX. 559 BxwATA, a Budlia, 97. B^WATi, lunar mansion, 24. BiwATO, a mahath^ro, 580. jRetoardy the, of merit, 470. BiBHi, men performing wonders by certain rites, 2, 9, 10, 16i, 38, et pass. BocHAvl, principal queen of Kaku* sanda, 98. BOCKT ClBCLES, the, 12. B6HAirA, a ware. BoHnri, daughter of Sanda, 234. B6Hnri, a river between Eapila and K61i, 318. B6ja, successor of Maha Sammata, 129. BowBAWA (Bowra), a naraka, 27, 197. BuchX, daughter of Ang&ti, 197. Bncui, a monarch, 132. BuchigXtba, principal queen of K6n%amaDa, 98. BuHUNA, a proTince of Ceylon, 54. Bt^FA (stjPAN) the aggregate of Uie elements that constitute the body, outward form, 44^ 514, 416, 445, et pass. Bt^PA-BBAHHA-I.6KAB, the, 16, 26. Bt^PAKKHANSA, the tweuty-eight, 414. BUPANWAYA, 218. Bt^PAWACHABA, 3. S. SX, lunar mansion, 24. Sabhita, a praribWljika history of, 261. Sahhiya-tutra, 262. Sacha, son of a tirttaka ; in a later birth, the rahat Kalubudharak- hita, history of, 263, 267. Sachabadha, a rook, 215. SADANGOr^KSHA, 524. Saddan, sound, 416. Sadhabmma, a priest, 199. Stidharmmdlankdre, quoted, 379, 88, 380, 385. described, 559. SadharmmartU • nakdri, 10, 54, 99, 109, 218, 220, 286, 290, 352, 376, 393, 394^ 478, 479, 433, 484, 486,491. described, 539. Sadhina, a monarch, 468. SXdhit, a saying, 181. Sadol ChandAla, 82. Saevi, Saturn, planet, 24^ 67. SXgai., a city (probably the San- gala of the Ghneeks), 536, et pass. Sagaba, attendant of Dfpankara, 96. SioABA, son of Machalinda, a mo- narch, 132. SiGABA ASAKKTA, 95. Sahaxpati Maha Bbahma, 177, 188. 8AHIT17KA-XAacAWAOHABA, OaUSe of birth in the d^wa 16ka, 439. SAf HA, a nobleman, 51. SAjfwA, a priest, 621. Saeabpvba, a city (p41i Sankasso), 310, 311. Sah^tu, a resting-plaoe, 227, 247. Sakhi, the faithful Mend. Sankindurd Jdtaka, quoted, 209. SakbabXgIhi, a path, 91. Sakwala (system of worlds), 2. et pass. Sakwala-gaul, 10, 12, 13, SAeya, a Budha, 95. S AKT APUTBA, ' 374. Sal, the sacred tree of Eondannya, 97. Saia Polowa, a stratum of earth, 3. SXlAwati, a princess, ohief cour- tezan of Bajagaha, 244. Sdleyya-suU-a-Mnn^, 482, 488, 489. Saluxini-sAeta, a d4goba, 165. SXka, son of Dukula and Pariki, 460. Sax A, female disciple of Eaku- sanda. SaxXdhi, tranquillity, 517. Samcuihi'Raja, quoted, 90. SaxXdhi-wippaba, the power that is received from haying possessed Sam^ulhi, 521. Saxako, the d^wa of Samanta- kuta, 216. Saxawaella, in the island of Ceylon, 255. Saxanya, a king, 117. Sdmdnycuutra (Diksangha), 836. SAXABTTHAKABA-xiGHA, a rain, 65. SAXASTAKt^TA, 213. SlxAWATA, queen of the monarch of Ud^ni ; histoiy of, 241. Saxbahula, disciple of Edniiga- mana, 99. Saxidhi Suxana, a d^wa, 214. Saxxata, the appointed, the su- preme ruler, 68. Saxova Codax, Siamese title of Gotama Budha, 369. 560 INDEX Savpati Maha Bbahxa, the chief of the brahma-l<$kas, 44, 67| et paas. SaKP ATTIC ABA-KAHA-lciGHA, the rain falling at the oommence- ment of a kalpa, 28. Sampattikaba MiaHA, a rain, 66. SXkitddX, female disciple of Kdn&- gamana, 99. Sakuddadattata, a priest of Budha, 337. Sasctak- jf WA, oorrect life, truthful- nesB of life, 433, 617. Samyak-dbishti, correct ideas upon religious thoughts. Samtak-kalpaitIwa, correct thoughts, 617. BASCTAE-KABiciiANTA, faithfulness of action, correct works, 433, 617. Samtas-fbay6oa-fbatta-pbati- labhabttha-ibdhi, 623. Saictak-saicXdhi, correct tran- quillitj, 617. Samtak-bihi, oorrect judgment, 517. Saxyak-wachana, truthfulness of speech, oorrect words, 433, 617. Saxyak-wtXtXka, correct ener- gies, 617. Saitchi, the Budhist temple at, 89. Sanda, queen of Ainit<5dana, younger brother of Sadh<5dana, 234. Sanda (Sanja) king of Jayatudl, 118, 133. Sanga, a parabr&iika, 200. SAvaHAPALi, a th^ro, 530. Sanghata, a naraka, 27. Sangpakkhakdha, progress (lite- rally leaping), 427. SangfbasXi/HANa, purification, 427. SangbXba, 456. Sakgwabtta-asawkta-kalpa, 6. SaKGWABTTASTXyI - ABANKYA - KALPA, 6. Savja, wood apple, 802. (Sanda), monarch, 118, 133. SAVJAwf, disciple of Eakueanda, 88. Sanjayabellanti, a deceiyer and sceptic, 302. Sanj^ya, naraka, 27. SakkhXbo-khakdo, powers of dis- crimination, 419. Sakkicha, a robber, 201, 520. SAKNi, translation, paraphrase, 540. Sannya-khakdho, perception, 419. SaitskXra-loka (system of worids), 3. SakbkhXba-dhabmica-kbvek, sen- tient beiug, 461. SAVKHXBOPiKSHX, 624. Santati, duration, 418. Santi, a brahman, 173. Santusita, name of Bddhisat in the d^wa-loka Tusita, 142, 145, 176. Sanyadatta, father of S16niga- mana, 98. Sapabiyakta-bila, 611. SXba-kalpa, 97. Saba, a birth, 104. SABABHANGA B6DHI8AT, 65. S ABABEU, a disciple of Seriyut, 213. SlBANANBA-KAIiPA, 97. Sabahaxkaba, a Budha, 96. Sarcuangraka^ 489, 496. SababwatI , a river, 610. SabdhXwa, purity, 426, 617. Sabwachitba, attendant of Kis- yapa, 99. SaBWA-BATNA ABAITKYA, 96. Sabwa-b^la abaneya, 96. Sabwa Bhadba abakkya, 95. Sabwa Phttlla abankya, 95. SXbwabthabiddha (9&kya before he became a Budha), 90. SabI^ Kadi, monarch of Kosol, 295. SatXgbba, a yak&, 271. 8ATAMBA D^WALA, 348. Sataba-satipatthaka, nibjecta of thought, 516. Satohabita, the six principles or states of mind, 614. Satcha-kibiya, 197. Sati (smirti) ascertainment of truth, 517. SATrA-B6DHDYXvGA, the seren sec- tions of wisdom, 617. SattX-pXbaicitX, yirtue proceeding from truth, 104. SattuabhItta, birth, 104. Satwa-Ii6ka (system of worlds), 3. Scepticum, 489. Scholar, duUet of the, 496. SiDAJA, a birth (perspiration or pu- tridity), 467. SeeuonSf the, 21. S^kha-bIla, 612. Sbkba, 3, 11, 41, 42, 109, 166, 21 247, 265, 280, 298, et pass. causes a payiUon to appear for Budha, 304. the throne of, 61. his Toice, 63. — the mansion of, 29. INDEX. 561 Sbkba, a planet, 67. Sekbab, tne, 149. SxKBADEWSNDBA., Dame of €K5tama Bddhisat, 27. SekrcLprasna-autray 300. S^LA, a brahman becomes a priest, 282. SSlasuira-sannSf 284. Hbna-kxli, a festiyal, 888. Sepa, satififaction. SiBiTUT, principal disciple of Budha, 186, 209, 212, 812, 324, 332, 339, 521. disputes with the tirttaka's daughter, 268. relates the Budha toansa, 106. his superior wisdom in an- swering questions, 813. a priest formerly Acchuta, a brahma, 127. Sewet, a city, 109, 222, et pass. "Sidhabttha, the name of Gdtama as a Budha blessing to the world/' 94, 97, 162. SidhXbttha, oil of white mustard seed, 94. SlDDHABTTA, Or DhAIOTADITTA- CHABYA-NIMALAKIBTTI, com- poser of the Sadharmmdlankdr^, 639. SiDHAB (men perferming wonders bj the aid of herbs), 38. SignSy the, of a supreme Budha,150. SihapbatIpa, one of the seven great lakes, 17. SiHiYA, memory, 421. SiKHi, a Budha, 9, 97. SfL (StLA), precept, 843, 506, et pass. SfLA-pABAMiTA, observance of the precepts, 107. SiLFAS, the eighteen, 156. SikgXl6ha, a householder, 604. 8ingdl6wdda sutra sannS, • 492, 493, 488, 497, 498, 600, 602, 503, 604. SuraHA, lion (rasf) 23. SiNGHA-HANU, a king, 187. Singhalese era, 366. SiBiMA, a courtezan, 622. SiBiMATi, a city afterwards called Benares, 92. ' SiBiSA (wAri) a tree, 98. SfSAK, head, 610. SiTA, lunar mansion, 24. Siwdka-sutra, 471. SrrXwABA, lunar mansion, 2-1.