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Wastu, substance, 418. Wastu-kama, cleaTing to exist- ing objects, 462. Wattakala, a Tillage, 426. Wayokabina, a rite, 81, 33. Wayodhatu, wind, 415. Wayo-sangwabtta, destruction by wind, 34. Wi&HABA, a rock, 495. Wedagu, inward living principle, the, 452. W^danX, sensation, 419. W^anA-khando, sensation, 418. W&ananupassanX, 418. Wedand-parigrdhana, 202. W&)AN<5P^K8HiC, 524. W^^HA, a monarch, 133. Wedunna, a rock twenty kelas from Kielani, (Kalyana), 214. W^HAPPALA, the tenth rupa- brahma-l<5ka, 26, 33. Wellala, (G-oy-wansa), the first caste among the Singhalese, 84. W^LUWANA, the garden of Bimsara, 198. W^MATIKA-SiLA, 512. W£na, a stringed instrument, 452. Wepachitti, the chief of the asurs, 48. WEBKSHAMt^LAEAVGA, Ordinance regarding the mode of living at the root of a tree, 338. Wesae, a month, 23, 149. WfsAHTTifA, the master of the rerels, 52. Wbsba, 68. Wessabhit, a Budha, 97. Wessama, the first merchant according to the Singhalese legend, 77. INDEX. 565 WB88A17TABA, history of the king, 101. Wesbantaxa, the, birth df B<5dhi- sat, 180. Websantaba, a monarch, 133. Wessantara Jatakoy 118, 206. Websawano, a king of the Yak^s, 46. Web so, 82, note. WiCHABA, inyestigation, 423. WichikichX, doubt, 433. WiDABSANA, an ordinance, 289. WlDABBANOPiKBHl, 624. WiDHtJBA, a nobleman, 75. WiDtJDABHA, name of the sou of the Kosol king, 294. WidtXdhabab, men performing wonders by the aid of mantras, 38. WidyXma-ibdhi, 528. WihXba, 53, 54, et pass. WiJAYA BiHU, son of the mo- narch Siha B&hu, 359. WijitX, daughter of Hasti, 133. WiJiTAB^A, the son of the Budha Kondannya, 97, 99, 133. WijitXwi-chakbawabtti, name of Gdtama B6dhi8at, 97. WijitXwibat, name of G($tama Bddhisat, 97. WiJ JA, a rock, 17. WiKiTBWAWA, (wikumbana,) the power to disappear from the sight of men, 519. Wimanbidhi-pXpa, close inyestiga- tion, 517. WiNATAKA, 12. Winaya-pitaka, 239. Winds f six different kinds of, in the body, 415. Winy ANA, what is the subject to consciousness, consciousness, 454, 519. WiNYANAWCHAYATANA, a rupa- brahma-l<5ka, 26. WinyAna-khando, faculties of consciousness, 34, 89. WiPABBf, a Budha, 97. WiPULA, a rock, 122. WlBATI-BfLA, 511. Wf BAYA, perseyering exertion, 424, 517. WiBt^DHA, a guardian d^wa, 2 k WiBtjPAEBHA, a guardian d^wa, 24. WfBYA-pXBAMIlX, 109. WIbyop^ebha, 524. WibA, a nekata lunar mansion, 24,149. WibXkha, history of, 41, 63, 226. Wi8.4ehX, queen of Amba, 133. her family, 283. daughter of Dhananja and Sumana, 226. WiBAEHA, called Mig&ra-M&t&wi, mother (chief) of the up&sikiwas of Budha, 233. mother of Kakusanda Budha, 98. WiSALA, city of, yisited by pesti- lence, famine and sprites, 243. Wis AY> k-s^TBA, 2. WiBUDHi, the five, 429. Wisudhi-maryya, notions of the Burmese, as to its composition, 532. Wisudhi-maryya-sannSy 376, 892, 396, 457, 491, 506, 613, described, 530. Wibudhi-bIla, 512. WiBWAEABMMA, the architect of the d^was, the wonder-worker of Sekra, 121, 164, 326. WibwXba, faith, sincerity, 293. WiTABKA, attention, 423. WrW^ABTTA-ABANKYA-KALPA, 5. Wonders, the, thirty-two, at the time of the conception of Budha, 46. Worlds, destruction of, 66. World, the state of previous to the destruction^ 34. World, systems of the ancient nations, 12, note. Wbabhaba, a white bull, 23. Wbabhika, (rdsi) a black elk, 23. WyAobapuba, a city, (Kdli Dewudacha. Wyakabana, the four kinds of questions belonging to the class, 490. ^'— Ekansa, Wibhajja, Pratipuchh^, Thdpani. Wyapada, wish to injure another. Y. YadX BANNA, merit obtained when at the point of death, 607. YadXbanna-kabma, 197. YAoA, a sacrifice, 76. YXoAB, modes of sacrifice, an almsgiying, 281. Yaea-alawaea, oyercome by G<5- tama Budha. 566 INDEX. Yakas, the attendants of Waisra- wana, 16, 17, 25, 31, 58, 219, et pass. TaeadubX, the deyil dancer, 46. Yala, a measure, 225. Yama, a d^wa-ldka, 25. Yamuna, a rirer, 17. Yasa, the son of Sujati, 192. Yasodhaba, cake giyer of Kon- dannya, 97. YabodhabA-d^wi, daughter of Supra Budha, the wife of Gt6- tama, 165 ; her birth, 149, 208, 209 ; delivered of a prince, 159. attains Nirwana, 353. Yas6dhabI-d<wi, formerly Madri- d^wi, 127. Ya86dhaba-d£wi, deliyers a dis- course on the seven kinds of wives, 498. YatA'OIya-dawasa, the formula at the beginning of the " J&taka" in days oi yore. Yatoabu eabma, 463. YoJANA, 11, note, et pass. Yon oountby, 215. YuoA, 7. YnOANDHABA BOCKS, 11, 12, 15, 23. YuwA-BAJA, secondary king, 129. BARRUOM AND SONS, P&IltTBK8 IK OBDIVART TO HKE MAJESTT, VT. aCASTIM*S LANS. /'O /