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A Manual of Budhism, In Its Modern Development, K. Spence Hardy, 1880 - Complete Book

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Slander, 488. S116KA8, stanzas, 466. Smibti, conscience, 428. Snapabanata, a city, 68. S6BHITA, a Budha, 97. SoDHAWATi, birthplace of K<5dL- gamana, 98. SoMANASBA, the grass girer of K&9yapa, 99. SoMANASBA, a Pas^ Budha, 379. SoNA, of the city Champi, 264. S6PAKA, 241. SoBTTHiJANA, attendant of Kdnd- gamana, 99. SbXwakab, 312, 323, 324. kshfna (inferior). triwidyapripta (middle). shatabhigny&prapta (chief). BbixXnt^Cwa, 317. SB6TA-wiNYXirA, ear consciousness 436. Sthiti-b£la, 612. Sttbha, a palace, 164. SuBHA, a brahman, 462. SuBHADBA, an ascetic, 369. SuBHADBA, disciple of Kondannya Budha, 97. SiTBHAKfBirNAKA,the ninth brahma- Idka, 26, 33. SuDANANA, a monarch, 132. SuDABBAVA, a mountain, 12, 16. Sudabbhana-bXja, nameof Gdtama Bddhisat, 97. SlTDASSA BtJPA BBAHUA l6kA, 26. SimABBIK Bt^PA BBAHHA l6kA, 26. SUDDA, 68. SuDDABMKA, the hall of Sekra, 52. SuDDO, 82, note. SuD^WA, the father of Bipankara, 96. Sin>H6DANA, father of Qdtamrt Budha, 203, et pass. SuDHdDANA, formerly king Sanju, 127. SuDBA, his origin, 68, 81, 83. SujXua, a dewa, 176. SujAMPATi, the Sekra of the present sakwala, 176. SujATA, 97, 187. Sujata-bXpaba, name of Qdtama Bddbisat, 97. Sujdta Jdtdka, quoted, 109. SujAtX, daughter of S^n&ni, a nobleman, 170. SuKBA, (Venus) planet, 24. SULTJ-ANipIDU, 307. ScTMANA, name of Mugalan in u former birth, 249. Sum ANA, a Budha, J*7. 2 0 562 INDEX. SuMAVA, principal d^wa of Samaa- takuta, 213. Swnangala WUdgini, 532. SuMANO, asoetio (sramanaj) 68| 82, note. SamarUakuta todrnnandwa, qaoted, 214. Snu^DHA BsAHMAKA, the name of Gh5tama B<5dlii8at in a former birth, 96. SuM^DHA, the mother of Dipan- kara, 26. SuMiDHA, a Budha, 97. Sun, 20. movement of the, 22. SuNAVDA, graas girer of Kondannya Budha,97. SuNANDA, father of Gh>tama Bddhisat, king of Fuspawati, 96. SuNANDA, queen of Kasyapa Budha, 99. SUNAVDA-ABANKYA, 95. SunXfabantaka, a priest, 215, 259. BunAfabantaka, a region. SuppiTA, an up4sik&wa, 468. SUPABNNAB, 182. SuPBA - Budha, king of K<$li, a S&kya prince, father-in-law of GtStama, 63, 155. punishment of, 351. SuFBATisHTiTA, a bathing pkce, 172. SuPBiTA, daughter of Hast^, 133. SuBAKMA, a palace, 157. Suriya IHrit, the sun's protection, 48. StJBTA (sun), formation of the, 66 SfbiyawachabX, daughter of the d^wa Timbara, 299 ; the wife of the d6wa Panchasikha, 800. SuBUCHi-BBAHMANA, name of Gt5- tama Bddhisat, 97. SuBUCHi, a monarch, 132. SuBUCHi, queen of the Budha Kondannya, 97. SuBTA-FVTBA, the regent of the sun, 303. Sury6dgafnana'8utr(uannSy 14, 17. SusfKA-TAPASA, name of GKStama Bddhisat, 97. Sutra-pitiika, 533. SuwANA, lunar mansion, 24. S^TAMA, a brahman, 151. BwabhAwa-bila, 513. SwAur, the ruler, 499. Swabkna-Bhuica, 92. SwXbthiwahaha, son of E<$niga- mana, 98. SwixA-KUSHA, a disease (white le- prosy), 187. System of worlds, Sakwala, Dewa- 16kas, Brahma-l<$kas, Rupa biah- ma 16kas, Ardpa brahma Idkas, naraka, Ldkintarika, Mahi M^- ru, Ajatdkisa, Wa'polowa, Jala- polowa, Maha-polowa, Wisayak- B^tra, Aenva-setra, Satwa-li5ka, Awakisa-idka, San-skara h5ka, Sala (Gal) polowa, Pas-polowa. T. Takina life, the crime of, 478. Takbala, a collegiate city, 246. Tala, measure, 31. Takbbafabkka, in Ceylon, 53. TaithX, daughter of M&ra, 183. Tanhavkaba, a Budha, 96. TXp A, a naraka, 27. Tapassu, a merchant becomes an upasaka, 186, 187. TatAgata, 48, 91, 204, et pass. Tatbaxadyab Tof£k8Ha, 524. TawutisX, the d^wa l<5ka of Sekra, 3, 11, 25, et pass. Tecu^her, the, and scholar, 496. Tbjo-dhatu, fire, 416. Tbjo-kasina, 485. TbLBKABNNIKA GHAirDAFPlTA JOT A, a horse, 252. TBLESDHTTidraA, an ordinaDfie,259. Tbk^ a birth, 104. ThXpaki QussTioirs : seswata- drishti, uoch^da drishtirwada, ucch^drishti, s^wata drishti- wada, amar^wiksh^pika -drishti, 490 rA^,'482. Thiva, sleep, 434. Things required of those who ap- proached Budha, 388. Things necessary to constitute the crime of taking life, 478. Thought, sixteen different ways of production, 422. Thupa wansa, quoted, 366. ThufabXka, 218. Tigers, 17. TiLAKUNA, the three signs, 513. TiMANDA, a fish, 13. Tikbili, drum, 175. TiMi, a fish, 18. TiiciNGALA, a fiflh, 13, 309. TllCIBIFINGAIiA, 13. INDEX. 563 99. Tinduka Jdtaka, 116. Tir6hudha-sutra, 200, 322. TiRTTAKAs, the 63 ; are put to shame, 300, et pa^s. TiBTTAEA, daughters of, Awawataka, 263. •^^— Lal&, Patachird. Saohd. TiBBA, a Budha, 97. the disciple of Dipankara, 96. principal disciple of K&syapa, a priest, 261. TissAMETTBYYA, a brahman, 347. TlYAGALLiC, a lock, 17. Transmigration, 79, et pass. TBIKtJTA-PAEWATA (pOcks), 11, 45. Tbina, caste of lions, 18. Tbibnawa, eyil desire cleaning to existence, 449, 462, 514. Tbiwidhadwaba, the three doors, 513. Tbiwidhagni, the threefold fire, 513. Tbiwidhabampatti, the threefold advantage, 513. TBrwiDYAwA, right understanding, 513. Truths, the three, 288. Truths, the four chief, 515, note. TulA, a risi, white man, 23. TuNBHAWA (tt7nl6ka), the three worlds, 26. TUBI DfWA-LOKA, 474. TuBiTA, a d^wa-l<5ka, 25, 127. U. Ubhato-wibhanga, 510. TJdacha, disquietude, 433. Udayabhadda, 133. Udayaoibi, rock, 178, 191. Uddaea, an ascetic, 168, 188. TlDiNA-D^XLA, 343. XJd^ija, country, 251. TJdhaya, a brahinan, 347. UhX, a river, 328. Uhana, combination, 431. Uleamueha, son of Hast4, 133. TJndit, a flower, 106. TJnduwap, a month, 23. Universe, the periodical destruction and renovation of the, 28. Unmaoagaxoa, name of the under-ground, 17. UnproJUable conversation, 488. Untruth, the first uttered among men, 131. Upachaba, a monarch, 131. Upachayan, aggregation, 418. Upadana, cleaving to existence, 409,449. IJPAGHATA EABMA, 463. Upaeaea, an ajiwaka mendicant bom in a brahma-l<5ka, 190. UpXli, barber of the king, the his- tory of, 238. a grahapati, 274. UpAPADYA-W^YA EABMA, 463. UPAFfDAEA EABMA, 453. UpXbaea, a lay devotee, 276, et pass. Upabama, female disciple of Kakusanda, 98. UpabampadX, an ordination, 84, 259, 354, 524. UpAsieXwab, female lay disciples of Budha, 233. Upabiwa, a brahman, 347. UpASTHAMBA EABMA, 463. Upasthayaha, the personal at- tendant (of G<5tama), 96. Upatissa, a brahma vOlage, 200. Upitibsa, afterwards Seriyut, 200, et pass. Upawabttaka, a gai-den of sal trees, 358. IJp£eshX, the power of, 524. Up^ebha-pabamita, virtue from equanimity, 104. Upphala, formerly Knshndjina, 127. Uptjlwak, a priestess, 63. Ubdhamueha, 7. Ubula, female disciple of E&syapa, 99. XlBxrvTEL KXsYAPA, GayX KX- BYAPA, Nadi Kabyapa, three brothers, their history, 193, 196. TJBXn7ELA FOBEBT, 168, 193. Ubuwela, female disciple of K&syapa, 99. USABHAEEHANDA A8ANEYA, 95. Utpalawabnna, a priestess, 485. Utphalaoandha, a priest, whose perfume was like the perfume of the lotus, 295. Utbapal, lunar mansion, 24. Utrapalouva neeata, 21. UtbaputupX, lunar mansion, 24. Utbabala, lunar mansion, 24. UttabX, daughter of Piimaka, 522. 564 INDEX. Uttaba, disciple of Brahm&ju, 384. Uttaba, disciple of Gt5tama B<5d- hisat, 99. Uttaba, female disciple of K6nk- gamana, 99. Uttaba, mother of Kdn&gamana, 98. Uttaba, name of G6tama B<$dlii- Bat, 97. the son of Kakasanda, 98. Uttabapanchala, a city, 131. Utfbtj, a Tillage, 341. Utubukttbu, a continent, 194, 261, 466, et pass. Utubukubudiwayina, 4, 14. V. Vaistas, (Waisyis) regarded by Budhists as merchants, 76, 83. Vajba pani, 91. Variotu orders of the sentient existence, 37. • W. WACHiwiifNYATTi, the faculty of speech, 418. Wada, schism, 630. Wadhaka, the executioner, 498. WadhahXi^a, a Tillage near Danta, 480. WADHtJBA, disciple of Kakusanda, 98. Waqgula pbiests, 310. Waogumuda, a riTcr, 486. Waisbawana, a guardian d^wa, 24. WaisyXs, caste of merchants, 68. Wajibendbaya, the cake giver of Kakusanda, 98. Wak (danda), speech, 274. WXkpbanidhana, 96. Wallabha, an expression of joy, 294. Wangahaba a country, 189. Wankaqibi, a rock, 119. WaNTASIkXs PBETA8, 475. Wap has, a month, 23. "Wa-polowa, 3. Wappa, son of a brahman, 152. Warj a menacing about JBudha^s relics f 364. Waba-kalpa, 97. "Waba-kalyana, monarch, suc- cessor of Maha Sammata, 129. Waba-mandhXta, a monarch, 131. Wabab6ja, monarch, succeMor of Maiia Sammata, 129. WiBiTBA-sfLA, aToiding of all things forbidden by GhStama, 510. Warnings, the five, 30, note. Wasabhakhattika, natural daughter of Maha-nama, 293. Wabanta, the season of spring, 284. Wasawabtti-gh68a, K4ra's drum, 175. Wasawabtti-mXba, a d€wa, an eTil spirit, 154, 176, 348, et pass. his appearance to Gdtama,' 160. WXsETTHO, a brahman, 82, note. Wass, a religious ordinance, 293, et pass.