{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/sbe19/sbe1935.htm","path":"bud/sbe19/sbe1935.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/sbe19/sbe1935.htm","text":"Abhisambodhi, the condition that stands face to face with wisdom, page 156.\nAga, king, 92.\nAgastya, a Rishi, 43.\nAgitavat\u00ee, name of a river, meaning invincible, 1.\n\u00c2g\u00f1\u00e2ta kaundinya, he who knows, name of a disciple, 178.\nAgnidatta K\u00e2syapa, same as Eggidatta, description of, 197.\nAila, grandchild of Soma, 149.\nAla, mount, 244.\nAlava, a demon, 244.\nAmbrosia, 'sweet dew,' 15.\n\u00c2mra, garden of, 257.\nAn\u00e2thapindada, friend of the orphan, conversion of, 201.\nA\u1e45giras, name of a Rishi, 95.\nA\u00f1kavari, town of, 243.\nAnom\u00e2, a river, 111.\nAntideva r\u00e2ga, an old king, 12.\n\u00c2r\u00e2da, abode of, 137.\n\u00c2r\u00e2da K\u00e2l\u00e2ma, name of Rishi, 130.\n\u00c2r\u00e2da R\u00e2ma, a Rishi, 131.\n\u00c2r\u00e2da Udrar\u00e2ma, 131.\nAsidaka, a demon, 244.\nAsita, a Rishi, 12.\nAsokar\u00e2ga, temple of, xiii.\n\u00c2sravas, extinction of the, 187 n.\nAtri, an old king, 111.\nAvalokites.vara, the god who looks down, 207.\nAyodhy\u00e2, country of, 245.\nBarahut, Cunningham's, 231.\nBaran\u00e2, river in India, 171.\nBh\u00e2rgavides, hermitage of, 59.\nBhrigu, Rishi, 10.\nBigandet, story of Eggidatta (Legend, p. 180), 197.\nBimbis\u00e2ra r\u00e2ga, becomes a disciple, 180.\n--prince's reply to, 119.\n--visits the prince, 111.\nBird, double-headed, 89.\nBodhi, capable of receiving, 145.\n--tree, 146.\nBodhisattva, addressed as 'Kshatriya' by M\u00e2ra, 149.\n--birth of, 2.\nBournouf's Introduction to Indian Buddhism, 138.\nBrahma, voice of. See Childers, sub voce, 196.\nBrahmadeva, an ascetic, 12.\nBrahmaloka heavens, 138.\nBrahman, a soothsayer, 7, 137.\nBrihaspati, Devas pay worship to, 78.\nBuddha, ascended to the heavens of the thirty-three gods, 240.\n--birth of, 4.\n--death of, 307.\n--first instance of mendicant life of, 169.\n--Romantic History of, 72.\n--the eye of. See Childers' P\u00e2li Dict., sub voce, 165.\n--the Lady \u00c2mr\u00e2 sees, 249.\n--wonders wrought by. See Spence Hardy's Manual and Beal's Romantic Legend, 185.\nBuddha's foot worshipped, 258.\nBuddhaghosha's Parables, by Captain Rogers, 275.\nBuddhiques, \u00c9tudes (Leon F\u00e9er), 168.\nBuddhism, Manual of (Spence Hardy), 193.\nBuddhist Birth Stories, 111.\n--literature, 117.\n--sculptures, 112.\nBuddhists' denial of 'soul' (by Northern Buddhists), 204.\nBurgess, Western Caves, 247.\nCatena of Buddhist Scriptures, 34.\nChilders' P\u00e2li Dict., 4.\nColebrooke, Essays, 132.\nConversion of supporter of orphans, 201.\nCunningham, General, Arch\u00e6ological Report, 171.\nDavids, Dr. Rhys, xxxvi, 170, 176, 201, 203.\nDeath, the prince hearing the name of, 37.\nDesire, putting away, 38.\nDevadatta, son of Suprabuddha, 246 n.\nDevaputra, the sun or the moon, 72.\nDeva-r\u00e2ga, of the pure abode, 32.\nDharmaraksha, an Indian priest, i, xxv.\nDhy\u00e2nas, first state, condition of ecstasy, 138.\n--second state, tasting of great joy, 138.\n--third state, wishing no further excellence, 238.\n--fourth state, all joys and sorrow done away, 138.\nD\u00eepavamsa, statement made in, xii. Disgust at sorrow, 29.\nEast Market, slaughter post of the, 124.\nEitel, Handbook, sub M\u00fbrddh\u00e2bhishikta, 4.\nElephant-dragon, 41.\nElephant, escaping the drunken, 241.\nErythrina fulgens (see Bournouf's Lotus, p. 306), 164.\nFan-fu, philosophers or students, 132.\nFang-kwang-tai-kwang-yan-king, Life of Buddha, xxviii.\nFive outward marks of dignity, 94.\nFo-pen-hing, Life of Buddha, xxviii.\nFo-pen-hing-king, xvi.\nFo-pen-hing-tsih-king, Life of Buddha, xxix.\nFo-shwo-kung-hu-mo -ho-ti-king, Life of Buddha, xxx.\nGaga mount, 244.\nGandh\u00e2ra, king of, 242.\nGandharvas, heavenly musicians, as Ganges, river, 111, 171.\nGautama, fall of, 39.\n--ford, near Patna, 251.\n--gate of, 252.\nGautamas G\u00e2tisruna and Dak\u00e2tili, 245.\nGodama, a demon, 244.\nGolden mount, 51.\nGreat-age, a Brahman, 243.\nGridhrak\u00fbta mount, 246.\nGaig\u00eeshavya, a Rishi, 139.\nGambu tree, 48.\nGambudv\u00eepa, continent of, 241.\nGambunada gold, 23.\nGanaka, a Rishi, 11.\nGanta, description of, xxvii.\nGayanta, a Brahman, 92.\nGeta, the heir-apparent, 216.\nGetavana, the monastery at Sr\u00e2vast\u00ee, 230.\nGetavana Vih\u00e2ra, receiving of, 230.\nHama kinkhava, 244.\nHaug, Parsis, 167 n.\nHeaven of the thirty-three gods, 23.\nHermit, the great disciple becomes a, 192.\nHetuvidy\u00e2 s\u00e2stra, 209.\nHin-tsing, heaven, 138.\nHiranyavat\u00ee, golden river, 286.\n'I,' the soul, 191.\n\u00cesvara, banner of, 112.\nKalamasa, village of, 245.\nKalpa-fire, 23 n.\nKamo, the Yaksha, 244.\nKa\u00f1gana, a demon, 244.\nKapila, a Rishi, 244.\nKapilavastu, the people of, 64.\nK\u00e2randhama, a Gina king, 328.\nKash\u00e2ya, coloured robe, 68.\nK\u00e2syapa, a hermit, 283.\n--Shi-ming-teng, a sage, 197.\nKaundinya, tribe of, 172.\nKaus\u00e2mb\u00ee, country of, 245.\nKava\u00f1gara, a Rishi, 44.\nKia-k\u2019ha, a king, 3.\nKilas (Kail\u00e2sa), palace of mount, 231.\nKimbila, country of, 245.\nKin-pu r\u00e2ga, 234.\nKondinya (see Kaundinya), family of, 178.\nKu\u2019i, town of, 180.\nKusi, a Rishi, 11.\nKusi, town of, 286.\nKusinagara, a city of, 326.\nKwong-yin heaven, 138.\nKaitya, tower, 334.\nKandradevaputra, a Rishi, 44.\nKhandaka, return of, 59.\nKundadana, of the S\u00e2kya family, 226.\nKung-pen-k\u2019i-king, Life of Buddha, xxiv.\nLay Sermons, Huxley, 204.\nLeaving the city, 47.\nLikkhavi lions, 282.\nLikkhavis, residents of Vais\u00e2l\u00ee, 250.\nLo-me-po-ti, royal prince, 98.\nLord Sakra, 51.\nLung-tsiang, gate of, 323 n.\nMagadha, king of, 250.\n--town of, 250.\nMah\u00e2 K\u00e2syapa, a great sage, 199.\nMah\u00e2prag\u00e2pat\u00ee Gotam\u00ee, foster-mother of Bodhisattva, 84.\nMah\u00e2vat\u00ee, country of, 244.\nMakara fish, 281.\nMa-kia-ka-li, aunt attendant on M\u00e2ra, 153.\nMand\u00e2ra flowers, 5.\nManto, king, 2.\nM\u00e2ra, the heavenly king, 6.\nM\u00e2ra Devar\u00e2ga, enemy of religion, 147.\nMax M\u00fcller, Professor, 10, 19, 275.\nM\u00e2y\u00e2, mother of Buddha, 1,23, 87.\nMi-tsang-yau, miraculous, 7.\nMonkey tank, 267.\nMu\u00f1ga grass, 139.\nMuni, virtues of a, 146.\nNaira\u00f1gan\u00e2, river, 142, 144, 267.\nNalak\u00fbvara, the son of Vaisravana, 20.\nNa-lo-sha-po-lo, a king, 97.\nNeng-yueh-gin, daughter of M\u00e2ra r\u00e2ga, 147.\nNgai-loh, daughter of M\u00e2ra r\u00e2ga, 148.\nNirv\u00e2na, idea of, 51.\nNung-sha, 122.\nOn-tai-tieh, a Brahman, 108.\nPadatti, village of, 243.\nPa-lin-fo, town of, 249.\nPa\u00f1kasikha, a heavenly being, 242.\nPao-yun, companion of Fa-hien, xxvii.\nPar\u00e2sara, a Rishi, 44.\nPatali, 243.\nP\u00e2talig\u00e2ma, town of, 250.\nP\u00e2taliputra, town of, 249.\nPaviggi, village of, 243.\nPh\u00fb-yau-king, Life of Buddha, xxv.\nPindap\u00e2la, a demon, 245.\nPi-po-lo-\u2019an-ti, king, 97.\nPi-sha, Regent of the North, 245.\nPisuna, name of M\u00e2ra, 267.\nPi-ti-ho-fu-li, town of, 243.\nPi-ti-o-ke-na, king, 97.\nPo-ke-lo-po-yau, king, 97.\nPo-lo-na, a demon 244.\nPo-lo-sa, son of S\u00e2rasvata, 10.\nPo-sha-na, a mountain, 242.\nPo-sun-tau, brother of. Asura, 125.\nPotala, a demon, 243.\nPotalag\u00e2ma, a demon, 244.\nPotalaka, a demon, 244.\nPou-na, a star, 96.\nPushya, a star, 96.\nR\u00e2gagriha, town of, 131.\nRishyasri\u1e45ga, son of a Muni, 39.\nSaddharma, minister of religion, 111.\nSaketa bird, 93.\nSam\u00e2dhi, condition of religious ecstasy, 48.\nSammata, condition of ecstasy, 205 n.\nSamsk\u00e2ra, i.e. the five skandhas, 163.\nSamyak-Sambodhi, state of, 8.\nSanatkum\u00e2ra, son of Brahma deva, 24.\nS\u0103ng-kia-lo-c\u2019ha-sho-tsih-fo-hing-king, Life of Buddha, xxviii.\nSatavaka, name of place, 245.\nSavasasin, a convert, 245.\nS\u00e2vatthi, country of, 245.\nShin-t'ung-yaou-hi-king, last version of the Lalita Vistara, xxx.\nSiau-pen-k\u2019i-king, Life of Buddha, xxiii.\nSiddhartha, name for Bodhisattva, 23.\nSiu-hing-pen-k\u2019i-king, a work translated into Chinese by two Sramanas from India, xvii.\nStudy of heretical books, 263.\nSumeru, mount, 9.\nS\u00fbryadeva, the sun deva, 72.\nS\u00fbtra Pitaka, 335.\nSakradevendra, palace of, 171.\nSakra-putra, 51.\nS\u00e2kya lion, 258.\n--Muni, 198.\n--tribe, 226.\nS\u00e2riputra, disciple of Kapila, 194.\nSubhakritsna heaven, 138.\nTa-tseu-sui-ying-pen-k\u2019i-king, Life of Buddha, xxiii.\nTeou-lau-ma, king, 97.\nTopes of the eight kings, 334.\nTo-tsin, tower, 198.\nTr\u00e2yastrimsas, name of the thirty-three heavens, 68.\nTriple staff, 197.\nUd\u00e2yi, a Brahmaputra, 38.\nUdra, a Rishi, 142.\nUdraka R\u00e2maputra, 167.\nUp\u00e2d\u00e2na, cleaving to existence, 161.\nUpaka, a young Brahman, 168.\nUp\u00e2li, son of Atal\u00ee, 227.\nUpatissa, twice-born, 195.\nU-pi-lo K\u00e2syapa, 185.\nUvari, companion to Goshira, 245.\nVaggi, country of, 245.\nVais\u00e2l\u00ee, a town, 244.\nVaisravana, the heavenly king, 20.\nV\u00e2shpa, a disciple, 180.\nVasishtha, priest, 12.\nVasu Devas, one of the eight, 72.\nVessels of the seven precious substances, 20.\nVimala, a Rishi, 149.\nVinaya Pitaka, xxvi.\nVisv\u00e2mitra, a Rishi, 39.\nVriddha Par\u00e2sara, a Rishi, 139.\nVrihatphala heaven, 138.\nVulture Peak, 111.\nYasa, a noble's son, 180.\nYasodhar\u00e2, a lovely maiden, 24, 86.\nYen-tsz\u2019 cave, fabulous hiding-place of the sun, 313.\nYuh-yen, daughter of Mara r\u00e2ga, 147.\nPage 228, verse 1598, for 'reigns' read 'reins.'\nIn the spelling of Chinese words, the Canton form has sometimes been used inadvertently, as in 'Fo-sho' for 'Fo-so.'","title":"SBE 19: Notes: Index","type":"page"}