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It is understood that this tool is not of much use as it stands. It is being placed on the site with the idea that it is a work likely to take as much as two to three years to complete. There is every likelihood that it will not be completed by me (dukkha happens). So in order for the material that is completed to be available to future generations while not imposing the stress of a likely unmeetable deadline to complete it on myself, it is being put up in the most advanced state it has reached at any given time, but is not being presented as a finished work. The source images for the four Nikāyas are located here. This directory (index_images) no longer contains the images and the raw, unproofed OCR readings for DB, MLS and GS 1 and 2 as the indexes for those books have been proofed — the results being this file.

—p.p.

This is a simple book-style search tool which can be used to find suttas dealing with a large variety of subjects relating to the Buddha's teaching. It is based on the PTS sutta translation book indexes and points to the Sutta Index of this site for some subjects, and to the page(s) where the subject can be found for the PTS translations. In both cases the reader will need to do a little reading to find the exact thing saught. For the time being, where the majority of references are not linked the interested reader will need to find the page referenced in the PTS translation and then if other translations are of interest it will be necessary to determine the sutta and find the reference by locating the similar context, or, as each sutta is in a single file, then search that file for similar context or actual word by way of the 'Find' tool in the browser (usually CTRL+F). Sorry! But that is as far as this project has progressed to this point.
A book-style index was decided upon over that of a computer-style search tool as a consequence of the observation that most people cannot find what they are looking for unless they know the exact wording which will bring them there. Here the user is expected to browse the content of the index to find wording likely to bring him to what he seeks. A further advantage to a book-style index is the discovery of many subjects unthoughtof before; something entirely missing from computer searches.

To speed up what is likely to be a very large file, a separate index has been made of the entry for similies: Index of Similes. Other divisions are likely.

For an index of subjects on this site found outside the suttas proper see Dhammatalk Search. This is another index in "first draft" status, and unlikely to be finished for some time.

For a dictionary of Pāḷi terms see this site's version of the Pāḷi Text Society's Pāḷi-English Dictionary.

The full 2-volume edition of the Dictionary of Pāḷi Proper Names [DPPN] is available in PDF form for reading or download from the Files and Downloads page.

At this point this index is nothing more than the proofed text. DB and MLS 1 are completed; MLS 2 is partially completed; MLS 3 is proofed and is broken up into alphabetized sections appended to the completed portion of the index; GS 1 (Ones, Twos, and Threes) and GS 2 (Fours) have been proofed and broken up into alphabetized sections appended to the completed portion of the index; the remainder (GS3, 4 and 5 (Fives through Elevens) and KS 1 through 5 are anticipated to be proofed only and appended to the end of this file.

Progress: Entries for the PTS Indexes of DB 1, 2 and 3 (fully linked); MLS 1, 2 and 3; GS 1 (1, 2, 3), 2 (4), 3 (5, 6), 4 (7, 8, 9), and 5 (10, 11); KS 1, 2, 3 (partially or unlinked); a few miscellaneous entries from other sourses. See also above about changes of uploading style.

[A] [B] [C] [D]
[E] [F] [G] [H] [I]
[J] [K] [L] [M]
[N] [O] [P] [Q] [R]
[S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]

Abbreviations:

AN = Aṅguttara Nikāya but used as a general sutta identfier for both Pāḷi texts and translations.
BI = Buddhist India, T.W. Rhys Davids.
DB = Dialogues of the Buddha, T.W. & C.A.F. Rhys-Davids
DN = Dīgha Nikāya but used as a general sutta identfier for both Pāḷi texts and translations
GS = Gradual Sayings F.L. Woodward
MLS = Middle Length Sayings, I.B. Horner
MN = Majjhima Nikaya but used as a general sutta identfier for both Pāḷi texts and translations.

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Abhidhamma-kathā, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 199)

Abiding, living (vihāra), MN 31 MN 32 260f., 267, 270;

in comfort, MN 21 MN 31 161, 259ff., 327;
in confusion, MN 36 304;
in ease, MN 4 MN 6 MN 8 30, 42, 52f., 394;
in equanimity, MN 12 107;
peaceful, 53

Accutā, a fairy, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 290.)

Acquisitions, MN 48 384

Action, channels of, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 247, 264.)

See Karma

Activities (saṅkhārā), MN 9 MN 10 MN 22 MN 26 MN 43 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 68, 72, 176, 211, 356, 363)

Adept, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 249, 265)

Adhvaryu Brahmans, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 303.)

Aditi, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 190f.)

Advantages of virtue, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 226)

Agāta-sattu, son of a Videha princess, king of Magadha in the Buddha's time, DN 1, DN 2 DN 16 (PTS DB I pg(s) 56, 64-68, 94, 95.)(PTS DB II pg(s) 78, 187).

Aggañña, defined, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 9, n. 26, 25);

Suttanta, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 77f.)

Aggregates, mental, bodily, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 224f., 255, 260).

Agita, of the garment of hair, his doctrine, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 73.)

Agīvakas, DN 2, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 71, 219, 220, 227, 232.)

Agni, sacrifices to, one of the low arts, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 17;)

shrine to, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 126.)

Agriculture, MN 13 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 113)

Aim of the Buddhist recluses, DN 2, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 63, 64, 202.)

Aitareya -Āraṇyaka, DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 171.)

Ajāta-sattu, king of Magadha, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 78, 187).

Ajita, Licchavi general, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 17f.)

Akaniṭṭhā, gods, DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 319).

Ālakamandā, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 193)

Āḷavaka, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 196)

All, the (sabba), MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 392)

Almsfood, MN 2 MN 3 MN 5 MN 6 MN 7 MN 17 MN 21 MN 26 MN 27 MN 31 MN 33 MN 39 MN 40 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 13, 17, 37, 41, 48, 137ff., 163, 216f., 226, 257ff., 274, 325, 335, 400);

to be thrown away, MN 3 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 17)

Aloof, MN 12 MN 24 MN 32 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 103, 187, 266, 295f.);

-ness, MN 3 MN 4 MN 12 MN 32 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 18ff., 22, 105, 187, 266, 365)
(see also Meditation)

Alwis, James d', DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 283.)

Ambalaṭṭhikā, garden and rest-house in Magadha, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 2;)

another, DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 173.)
in Anurādhapura, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 2.)

Ambapālī, courtezan, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 102-105.)

Ambara-Ambaravatiya, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 193)

Ambasandā, village in Magadha, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 199).

Ambaṭṭha, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 109f.)

charm, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 118.)

Ānanda, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 158-160, 177), DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 112).

Anejaka, fairies, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 290.)

Angaka, DN 4 Soṇadaṇda's nephew, (PTS DB I pg(s) 155.)

Anger, discontent, MN 5 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 34ff., 305)

Angry, displeased, MN 16 MN 21 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 132, 134, 159f., 162f.)

Anguish, xxii;

and ignorance, MN 9 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 68);
beset by, MN 29 MN 30 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 238ff., 247ff.);
cleaving to, MN 35 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 286);
destruction of, MN 12 MN 35 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 91f., 96, 108, 286, 385);
end of, MN 3 MN 6 MN 7 MN 20 MN 22 MN 34 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 16, 43, 58ff., 156, 182, 279);
ender of, MN 10 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 70);
freed from, MN 11 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 87f.);
stopping of, MN 3 MN 28 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 19 n., 237f., 320, 324);
truths of, MN 2 MN 10 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 12f., 81, 230f., 350f.)
(see also Meditation)

Animals, DN 2 kindness to, (PTS DB I pg(s) 57.)

Animal birth, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 98ff.)

Animism, DN 24 DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 2, 54)

Annihilation (vibhava), MN 9 MN 11 MN 22 MN 44 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 60, 64 n., 87, 180 n., 361, 393)

-ists, MN 2 MN 9 MN 11 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 11 n., 60 n., 87 n.)

Ant-hill, MN 23 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 183)

Anupiya, of the Mallas, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 7)

Anuruddha, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 176, 177, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 261, n. 39)

Anxiety, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 175f.)

Arahant, (Arahat), DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 3f. 12, 15;);

bases of, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 235, 259;)
expressions used by Buddhists of the Arahat the same as those used by the priests of God, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 274.)
five things, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 225),
his qualities compared with those of a Buddha, DN 14 DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 2, 88, 89.)
is the real Brahman, DN 3, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 105, 138;)
laymen Arahats, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 63.)
nine things he cannot do, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 125)
powers of, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 259),
used of the Buddha, DN 1 DN 16 (PTS DB I pg(s) 2;) (PTS DB II pg(s) 167),

Arahatship, the highest aim, DN 2, DN 6, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 94,, 192, 237;)

the Dialogues lead up to, DN 6, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 186, 206;)
is emancipation, DN 6, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 201, 232;)
is the positive side of Buddhism, DN 9 (PTS DB I pg(s) 243;)
intellect of, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 283.)

Archers, Sakyans, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 111)

Architecture, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 210-314.)

Ardour, etc., MN 16 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 132ff.)

Arithmetic, DN 1, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 21, 22, 69.)

Ariṭṭha, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 193)

Ariṭṭhakas, fairies, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 290.)

Ariyan, MN 1 MN 4 MN 6 MN 8 MN 9 MN 12 MN 14 MN 22 MN 27 MN 31 MN 38 MN 40 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 3f., 29, 44, 52f., 57ff., 91, 95, 103, 108, 120, 174, 226ff., 259f., 322, 334)

lineage, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 217)
merchants, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 92.)
duty, DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 62f.);
religion, DN 31 (PTS DB III pg(s) 173),
truths, the four, DN 16 DN 22 (PTS DB II pg(s) 96, 337-345);
(see also Quest, Silence, View, Way)

Armour, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 212)

Arrow, MN 13 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 114)

Āsavas, gods, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 291.)

Taints, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 28.)

Ascetic (tapassin), MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 103);

-ism, xii

Asceticism, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 206-240.), DN 25 (PTS DB III pg(s) 37f.).

Asoka, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 142;)

his Edicts, DN 1, DN 2, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) xviii, 7, 71, 191;)
his battle against the priests, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 285.)

Āsramas, four supposed stages in the life of a Brahman, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 212-219.)

Assail, to, MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 143, 147)

Assakas, a tribe, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s)(s) 270.)

Assatara Nāgas, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 289.)

Assemblies, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s)(s) 241)

Astral body, Yoga idea of, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 62.)

Astronomy and astrology, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 30.)

Asuras, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 289), DN 24 DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 12, 142, 145, 158f.) See Titans.

Āṭānāṭiya-Suttanta, (BI pg 219), DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 185f.)

Atharva Veda quoted, DN 1, DN 9 (PTS DB I pg(s) 17, 19, 23, 25, 247;)

not acknowledged as a Veda in the old texts, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 109,)
but in the Milinda, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 110.)

Athletic exercises, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 9, 13.)

Attachment, MN 16 MN 18 MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 133, 143, 380f.);

and aversion (hatred), confusion, MN 5 MN 12 MN 22 MN 34 MN 36 MN 43 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 32ff., 42, 86f., 93, 182, 279, 291, 359, 360f.);
and repugnance, shunning, MN 9 MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 58, 61ff., 143, 147, 366)

Augury, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 16, 17.)

Aviruddhakā, religieux in the Buddha's time, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 220, 222.)

Avyākatāni, the Ten, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 186,-188)

Awakened One(s), MN 27 MN 28 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 223, 232, 401ff.);

confidence in, MN 7 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 46, 232ff.);
dispraise of, MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 291);
eye of, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 213)
(see also Confidence, Self-awakened)

Awakening, MN 3 MN 4 MN 6 MN 14 MN 16 MN 22 MN 26 MN 35 MN 36 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 20f., 22, 42, 120, 135. 148, 182, 207, 209f., 289, 301, 386);
seven links in, MN 2 MN 10 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 15, 80)

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Abide, MN 70 to, (PTS MLS II pg(s)(s) 149f., 153f.).

Abider (vihari), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 138ff.)

Abiding, living: in comfort, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 21, 108, 138ff., 146f. 293f. 308, 324, 327):

in ease, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xi, xxvii, 20, 22ff., 131f.;)
in friendliness ... equanimity, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 34f.);
Brahma-, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 269f. 272.)
See also Friendliness

Achieve, to (papunati), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 173ff.)

Act of Information, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxvii)

Action, effective, operative: (kiriya), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 74ff., 161, 357;)

(sahetuka) (PTS MLS II pg(s) 375)

Activity (saṅkhāra), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 57f. 96, 106f. 151 n.;)

of striving, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 212)

Adept, ten endowments of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 118f.)

Affection, born of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 192ff.)

Agriculture, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 369, 387f.).

Air (ākāsa), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 95)

All-knowing, all-seeing, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 159f. 199, 228f., 309)

Allowable (kappati), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 35, 133, 300);

not, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 133, 353)

Alms, regular supply, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 353f.).

Almsfood, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11, 34, 120f. 256);

content with, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 207f.).

Aloof, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 111f. 136f., 207, 209);

-ness, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 105, 126, 207, 209, 213, 215f.).
See also Meditation

Ancestors (pubbapeta), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 373ff.)

Anger, ill-will, discontent, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 114f.).

Angry, discontented, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 393)

Angry wrath (kodhupāyāsa), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 132)

Anguish (dukkha), 132ff., 136f., 211, 330;

destruction of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 22, 283, 310);
end of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 139f., 198);
origin, stopping of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 190f.);
root of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 126);
truths of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 101, 113, 153 n., 211, 235, 248, 330).
See also Meditation

Animal(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxxi, 5, 236 n.);

birth, womb, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 55f. 377)

Annihilation-ism, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 177 n. 180 n.);

ist, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 176 n.)

Apathy (tandi), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 136f.).

Arahant, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xvi, xxxii, 304 n.)

See also Perfected one(s)

Ariyan: birth, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xviii, 289);

control, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11f.);
dhamma, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 369;
disciple, xviii, 20ff., 27ff., 179);
discipline, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 26ff., 111);
discrimination, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 282-3, 310);
growth,(PTS MLS II pg(s) 111);
mindfulness, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 12);
moral habit, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11f. 357);
vision, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 189);
scoffers at, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 71f. 75f. 174, 220);
un-, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 126).
See also Meditation

Assembly hall, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 353f.).

Attachment, aversion, confusion, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 34f., 139f., 173.)

Cf. Greed, etc.

Attachment, fetters, delight, etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 177)

Austerity (tapo), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 233, 348, 388, 394)

Avocations (vohāra), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 26ff.)

Awake (buddha), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 329f. 337, 339)

Awakened One, 291f. (PTS MLS II pg(s) 335);

with dhamma, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 283, 398.)
See under Lord

Awakening, seven limbs of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 213)

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Abhidhamma, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xii, xiv, 25 n.)

Abiding (vihāra), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 154, 156f., 163, 343);

in comfort, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 53, 180, 202);
in ease, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 55, 61, 137, 198);
in emptiness, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 147, 343);
in equanimity, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 350);
in friendliness ... equanimity, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 191);
of great men, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 343)

Action: right, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 117, 298);

wrong, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 117)

Activities (saṅkhārā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 18);

of body, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 130);
of body, speech, thought, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 114 n.);
of body, thought, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 124f.);
of speech, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 28, 116)

adhimuccati, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxf.)

Adviser, Treasure of the, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 220)

Affliction (upaddava), for teachers, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 159ff.)

Ākāsa, see Ether and Space

All-knowing, all-seeing, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 6)

Almsfood, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 24f., 103, 199ff., 343);

content with, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 61, 86f.)
See also Requisites

Alms-gathering, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 345)

Aloofness (viveka), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 21ff., 153ff., 157, 159f., 327);

happiness of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 281, 283)

Analysis (vibhaṅga), (PTS MLS III pg(s) x, 233, 235f., 238, 245ff., 264, 271, 277f., 286, 293)

Anguish (dukkha), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xif., 3ff., 10ff., 88, 161, 163, 211ff., 230, 255f., 261, 272, 324f., 329f.);

destruction of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxxi, 88, 157, 292);
end of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 318, 334f.);
of animal birth, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 214);
of body and mind, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 337);
of Niraya, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 211ff.),
origin of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 107);
root of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 44);
threefold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 209ff.);
truths of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 295ff., 301, 314 n.);
uprising, stopping of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 320);
with annoyance, trouble, fret, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 278ff., 283f.)

Animal(s), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 302f.);

-birth xxiv, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 72, 213f., 224);
grass-, dung-eaters, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 213f.)

Another mode (apara pariyaya), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 261f.)

Approval, disapproval (apasādana ussādanā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 278ff., 283)

Arahant, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xiv, xvii, xxii, xxviiif., 20 n., 143 n., 173 n., 305 n.);

-ship, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxiif., xxx, 24 n., 47 n., 50 n., 51 n., 170 n., 291 n., 318 n., 336 n.)
See also Perfected one; Perfection

Archery, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 52)

Ariyan: calm, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 292);

concentration, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 113f.);
concentration, freedom, moral habit, wisdom, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxxi, 81);
control, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 87);
deliverance, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 51);
dhamma, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 230);
disciple, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 46ff., 51, 180f., 324ff.);
discipline, death in, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 43);
eightfold Way, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 114ff., 123, 338f., 344);
mindfulness, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 87);
moral habit, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 87);
relinquishment, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 292);
states (dhamma), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 158);
thought (citta), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 115ff.);
thoughts (vitakkā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 157);
truth, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxxi, 292);
truths, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxvi, 286 n., 295ff.);
view, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 37);
Way, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 115, 279);
wisdom, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 44, 292, 326)

Ariyan(s), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 264, 266f., 269f., 294, 301, 347ff.);

scoffers at, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 223)

Army, fourfold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 218f., 221)

Ascetic practices (dhutaṅga), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 91)

Aspiration: (saṅkappa), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 298, 327f., 338);

(saṅkhāra), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 139ff.)
See Purpose

Assembly hall, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 129, 163f., 235)

Attachment: (āsatti), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 19);

(raga), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 42f., 63f., 66, 158, 241ff., 326, 337);
control of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 68);
with aversion, confusion, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 62, 123, 182, 292, 340ff., 343f.);
with repugnance, ignorance, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 334f.)

Attainment (samāpatti), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 254)

Attention, lack of proper (amanasikāra), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 203ff., 207)

Auspicious, the, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 233ff., 235ff., 238ff., 245ff.)

Awakened One(s), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 58ff., 82ff., 109, 162, 230, 286, 293, 303);

with Dhamma, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 301f.)

Awakening (sambodha), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 157, 159, 202);

happiness of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 153);
seven links in (bojjhaṅga), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 25, 31, 123f., 127ff., 327, 338, 344);
thirty-seven things helpful to (bodhipakkhiyadhammā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xii, xxix, 25 n., 26 n.)

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Abhaya, Licchavi, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 200)

Abhibhu, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 206)

Absolute, the, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 97)

Accumulation of deeds, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 105)

Action and inaction, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 57, 158)

Adept and pupil, qualities of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 199, 205, 210)

Age, respect for, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 63)

Agriculture, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 209)

Alms, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 143)

Alms-food, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 8, 34, 252)

Aloofness, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 220)

Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 23);

discusses offerings, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 58);
taught guarded thought, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 240);
Park of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 42, 58, 87)

Aññā-Kondañña, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 16)

Angas, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Anger, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 83, 86, 180, 261)

Anuruddha, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 16, 259)

Arahants, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 93),

virtues of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 191ff.)

Ariyan, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 135):

insight, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 7);
eye, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 32);
company, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 67);
Dhamma, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 125);
truths, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 160);
couches, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 167);
disciple, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 174ff., 190, 222);
faith of the, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 202);
educated, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 246);
discipline, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 239);
sabbath, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 185ff.);
talk, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 180);
virtues, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 189)

Ascetics, naked, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 186);

various habits of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 272ff.)

Aspiration, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 79, 204)

Assakas, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Asuras, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 126)

Attainments, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 266)

Avanti, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Aviha (Brahmaloka), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 61)

Āḷavī, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 119)

Ānanda, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 19, 20, 115, 195ff., 199ff.);

prophecy about, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 208)

Ārāmadaṇḍa, brahmin, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 61)

Āsavas, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 71, 74, 77, 84, 97, 105, 148, 178, 201, 213, 219, 224, 235, 261, 268)

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Abandoning, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 31, 222)

Abhaya, Licchavī, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 211)

Abiding-places, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 210)

Abodes, pure, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 133)

Abstentions, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 222)

Abundance in, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 152)

Abusive talk, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 189)

Access to Brahmā, the Ariyan, the Devas, the Imperturbable, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 192)

Act in accordance (takkara), (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 9)

Action, fruit of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 90, 97, 123);

intentional, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 104)

Activities, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 103);

of body, speech, etc., (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 208, 257)

Admonishing, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 117, 127)

Advantages, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 193)

Aeon, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 145)

Affection, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 227)

Agitation, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 119)

Ajātasattu, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 190)

Alms-food, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 29)

Amity, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 132);

with snakes, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 82)

Analysis, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 166-7)

Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 20, 55, 59, 72, 73, 77, 81, 214)

Annabhāra, Wanderer, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 32, 182)

Answers to questions, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 53, 138)

Antelope Park, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 69)

Anuruddha, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 244)

Approach to question, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 184, 198)

Approval, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 257)

Arahant, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 38, 254)

Archer, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 177)

Ariyan: virtue, etc., (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 1, 2, 65, 223, 243);

discipline, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 117, 131);
disciples, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 65, 72, 73, 133, 214);
friendship, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 35);
lineage, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 30);
method, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 41);
banner of seers, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 60);
Way, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 38);
restraint, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 223);
woman-disciple, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 71);
access to the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 192-3);
speech, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 251);
quests, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 253)

Ascetic habits, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 219)

Aspiration, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 170)

Asuras, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 17, 101)

Attraction and repulsion, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 229)

Authorities in Dhamma, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 174-7)

Āḷavi, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 170)

Ānanda, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 89, 92, 162, 168, 173);

praises of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 135);
at assembly-hall, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 59);
and nun, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 147);
with Koliyans, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 204);
asked about a dispute, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 243)

Ānanda shrine, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 174)

Āsavas, destruction of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 5, 9, 24, 42, 44, 52, 85, 98, 104, 143, 146, 149, 191, 228, 235);

flow of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 207)

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Babe, visible in the womb, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 10.)

Backsliding, MN 3 MN 5 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 19f., 39)

Bad, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 207, n. 1)

Bali, god, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 289.)

Bāhiva, story of, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 274.)

Bahvrika Brahmans, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 303.)

Ballads, in prose and verse, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 8.)

Bandhuman, raja, father of Vipassi Buddha, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 13f..)

Bank, further and hither, MN 22 MN 34 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 173, 277)

Banyan, symmetry, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 154)

Barrenness, spiritual, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 227, 256)

Barrier lifted, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 178)

Barth, M., DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 287.)

Bases, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 211, 216)

Bassendine, Matthew, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 137.)

Bathe, to, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 204;)

ceremonially, MN 7 MN 40 MN 45 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 49, 335, 370)

Battle, MN 13 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 114)

Baṭuwan Tuḍāwa, pandit, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 283.)

Beautiful, the, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 31f.)

Beauty, DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 75)

Becoming (bhava), MN 1 MN 9 MN 11 MN 38 MN 43 MN 44 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xviiif., 6f., 60, 62f., 64 n., 87, 317f., 354, 361. 393;)

again-, MN 9 MN 22 MN 26 MN 36 MN 40 MN 43 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 60, 179, 211, 217, 304, 334, 354. 361);
attachment to, MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 143, 147);
canker of, MN 2 MN 4 MN 7 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 10, 12, 29, 48, 303, 333);
fetters of, MN 1 MN 22 MN 34 MN 35 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 6, 181, 278, 288f.f.);
thus and otherwise, MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 391);
and non-becoming, MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 142f.)
(see also Annihilation)

Beds, high, large, MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 225)

Being(s) (bhvta), MN 1 MN 2 MN 4 MN 6 MN 10 MN 12 MN 13 MN 20 MN 22 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 5, 8: (satta), 28, 44, 71, 82, 94f., 110, 152, 179 n., 343f., 391)

Bewilderment, MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 304)

Beyond, the, MN 22 MN 34 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 173, 278f.)

Beginning of things, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 9, 25-31)

Bhadda, name of Suriya-vaccasā, DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 302, 320.)

Bhagalavati, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 193)

Bhaggava, 'Wanderer,' DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 7f.)

Bhāradvāja, bhikkhu, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 77)

Bhāradvāja, yakkha, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 195)

Bharahat Tope, evidence of, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 4.)

bas-reliefs at, DN 3 DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 130, 169.)

Bharata, king, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 270.)

Bhāratas, the seven, kings, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 270.)

Bhartṛīhari, as member of the Buddhist Order, DN 9 (PTS DB I pg(s) 256.)

Bhesikā, a barber, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 289;)

was a Buddhist, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 290.)

Bhuñjati, wife of Vessavaṇa, DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 305.)

Bias, See Latent

Bile, phlegm, etc., MN 10 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 74, 233)

Bimbisāra, king of Magadha, DN 18 (PTS DB II pg(s) 238, 240.)

gives a grant to a Brahman, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 144;)

is a follower of the Buddha DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 147.)

Birds, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 194)

Birth, MN 9 MN 22 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 62, 178f., 318);

ageing and dying, MN 1 MN 2 MN 9 MN 11 MN 26 MN 29 MN 36 MN 39 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 7f., 12, 60f., 87, 205ff., 211, 217, 238ff., 247ff., 304, 333f., 394);
cause of, DN 15 (PTS DB II pg(s) 51.)
definition of, DN 22 338;
destroyed is birth, etc., MN 4 MN 7 MN 8 MN 11 MN 22 MN 27 MN 36 MN 37 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 29, 48, 51, 90, 178, 229, 303, 307, 311, 333);
former (see Habitations)
results of, DN 14 DN 15 (PTS DB II pg(s) 21, 52;)

Blemish, MN 5 MN 15 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 31ff., 131)

Blow with hand, etc., MN 13 MN 21 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 114, 160, 232)

Boat, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 173)

Bodhisatta, MN 4 MN 12 MN 14 MN 19 MN 26 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xviii, 22, 28 n., 103 n., 120, 148, 207. 295)

earthquakes at incarnation of, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 116.)
sixteen events at the birth of a, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 8-12;)
various changes in the meaning of the term, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 3;)
Wisdom-Being, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 1, 2;)

Body, MN 4 MN 6 MN 19 MN 23 MN 28 MN 36 MN 39 MN 40 MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 27, 42, 150, 185, 232, 300, 330ff., 337, 356);

activity of (saṅkhāra), MN 9 MN 10 MN 43 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 68, 72, 356, 363);
and mind, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 86, 87.)
attachment to, MN 16 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 133f.);
contemplation of, MN 10 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 83ff.);
development of, MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 292ff.);
divers bodies, MN 31 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 258)
own, MN 2 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 13, 360f.);
parts of, DN 28 (PTS DB III pg(s) 100)
what is unlovely in, MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 400).

Body, speech, etc., conduct of MN 4 MN 6 MN 8 MN 9 MN 12 MN 13 MN 14 MN 23 MN 39 MN 43 MN 44 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 22f., 28f., 44, 55, 68, 95, 115, 122, 185, 325f., 344ff., 356, 363, 384)

Bolts withdrawn, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 178f.)

Bondages of the mind, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 228)

Bonds, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 222, 254)

the Five, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 200, 201.)

Books, making of, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 90)

Border city, parable, DN 28 (PTS DB III pg(s) 96)

Bourn, good, bad, MN 4 MN 6 MN 7 MN 12 MN 44 MN 45 MN 46 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 29, 44f., 46, 94, 98f., 101, 103, 343, 346, 348, 370f., 376f., 398, 400);

Baka's, MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 391);
five, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 98)

Brahmā, (Grreat) the supreme God, description of, DN 1 DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 31, 281,) DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 25f.)

B. and the Bhikkhu, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 319.)
commune with, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 272-275.)
his ignorance, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 282;)
origin of the belief in, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 32;)
portent of, DN 18 DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 243, 264;)
recites Pātimokkha, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 37;)
union with, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 301-318;)
verses by, DN 14 DN 16 32, 175;

Brahmā Sanamkumara, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 93)

Brahma, (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxff.);

-attainment, (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxf.);
-become, MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxii, 144);
-vihara, (PTS MLS I pg(s) xx,) see under Friendliness, mind of, etc.; and Brahma Vihāra
-wheel, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 93ff.);
-world, MN 6 MN 12 MN 26 MN 32 MN 49 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxi, 43, 92, 212, 263, 389, 402)

Brahma, -farer(s), MN 2 MN 3 MN 5 MN 8 MN 15 MN 16 MN 18 MN 24 MN 26 MN 31 MN 37 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxii, 14, 37f., 40, 41, 53, 125, 127, 132, 134, 143f., 187f., 193f., 208, 210, 258, 306f., 310, 384ff.);

branches, pith, MN 290 etc. of, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 239ff.);
brought to a close, MN 4 MN 7 MN 8 MN 11 MN 22 MN 27 MN 36 MN 37 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 29, 48, 51, 90, 178, 229, 303, 307, 311, 333);
goal, pith, culmination of, MN 30 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 245, 253)
-faring, MN 2 MN 12 MN 16 MN 24 MN 26 MN 27 MN 30 MN 32 MN 36 MN 39 MN 44 MN 45 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxii, 13, 103, 133, 135, 189f., 193, 207, 209, 216, 222, 224, 252, 265, 295, 327, 367, 371).

Brahman(s), MN 12 MN 13 MN 18 MN 23 MN 27 MN 30 MN 39 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 97, 114, 141f., 183ff., 220ff., 245ff., 325, 333, 397ff.);

as ascetics, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 126;)
caste claims of, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 105;a standing description of the learned, DN 3 DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 110, 146;)
contempt for Gotama's order, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 78);
evolution of, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 89);
five essentials of, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 153-156;)
householders, MN 41 MN 42 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 343, 349)
luxury and pride of, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 129;)
mode of addressing, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 194;)
qualities that make men Brahmans, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 310;)
reputation the source of their income, DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 151;)
the Arahat is the true, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 105 138-9, 232;)
their ethics of teaching, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 285-287;)
tradition of marks, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 133)
usually not a priest, DN 4 DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 141, 286;)
various kinds of, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 303.)

Brahmadatta, pupil of Suppiya, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 1, 2.)

Brahman, unknown in the Nikāyas, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 298.)

Brahmanism, how it was destroyed, DN 4 DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 142, 165.)

Brahma Vihāras, Supreme Conditions, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 299.)

Breaking through, MN 16 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 135)

Breathing in, out, MN 10 MN 12 MN 36 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 71f., 91 n., 297ff., 363)

Brick Hall, at Nādika, DN 16 DN 18 (PTS DB II pg(s) 97, 237, 239.)

Bridge, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 173)

Bṛīhad-āraṇyaka Upanishad, DN 3 DN 5 DN 6 DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 116, 171, 201, 209, 214.)

Bring to pass, things to, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 250f.)

Buddha, an Awakened One, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 2); MN 1 MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xviiiff., 3 n., 204 n., 205 n.)

at first referred to an Arahant, lateracquired its present technical sense, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 2);
future, DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 74)
his divine hearing, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 5);
how far a B. can recollect previous births, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 4);
kin of the sun, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 190);
last meal, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 137);
marks of a, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 137f.);
modes of addressing, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 140);
never called himself the B., DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 2);
nothing to guard against, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 210);
only one at a time, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 263).
seat, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 205 n.)
seven, details as to, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 6, 7).

Buddha, Dhamma, Saṅgha, the repute-formula (kittisaddo), DN 24 DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 10f., 219, 227);

the seven Buddhas, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 189)

Buddhaghosa, DN 31 DN 32 DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 170, 186, 198)

Buddhism, the Buddha's last summary of, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 127-129);

description of, DN 18 (PTS DB II pg(s) 250);
result of, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 280, 281).

Bühler, Hofrath Dr. G., DN 3 DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) xii, xx, 121, 213.)

Bumu's, the, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 111)

Burnouf, E., DN 1 DN 2 DN 5 DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 4, 20-24, 65, 70, 82, 86, 169, 191.)

Burden: dropped, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 178f.);

laid down, MN 1 MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 6, 181, 278;)
set aside, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 96ff., 103)

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Barber, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 268f. 272)

Bathe, to, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 8, 244;)

ceremonially, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xix, 296, 303)

Becoming(s) (bhava), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxi, 80f.);

again-, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 137);
cord of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 291);
fetters of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 4, 150, 168, 201).
See also Cankers, the three

Beds, high, large, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 10)

Beings (bhüta), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxiii, 57, 76ff.);

(satta), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xii, 13, 23f., 31, 103, 116, 160, 174, 184f. 187).
See also Creatures

Better (seyyo), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 374f. 377);

with worse (papiyo), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 367f.).

bhünahu, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xvf. 181 n.)

Bile, phlegm, etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 92)

Birth (jati), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 381);

ariyan, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 289);
pure, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 355ff., 379);
there is, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 100f.);
with ageing and dying, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xvii, 100f. 132, 134, 136f., 330);
destroyed is birth, etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 14, 59, 82, 113, 175, 179, 192, 201, 235, 238, 255, 289, 339)

Blame, blamable (avajja), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 37f. 41ff.);

-less(ness) (anavajja(ta), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11, 21, 34f., 42, 324)

Bodhisatta, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxix, 135 n., 281, 320 n., 401);

mother of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 116 n.)

Body, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 189, 194, 215ff., 223f. 303, 325, 373);

contemplating, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 4);
made of four elements, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 179, 194, 217));
mind-made, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 217))

Body, speech, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 362);

and mind, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 21, 36ff., 57f., 71f., 74f., 77f., 88ff., 134, 174, 185, 225)
and mode of livelihood), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 298f.);
and intention, mode of livelihood, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 223f.)

Bond (bandhana), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 121ff.)

Bourn (gati), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 55f., 71ff., 174, 331, 342f.)

Bovine ascetic, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 54ff.)

Bowl, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 207f. 256, 323 n., 324f.).

Brahma: -become, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxxi, 5f. 8, 14, 82, 337f., 351f.;)

-vihara (abiding) (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxxff., 269f. 272,)
(See also Friendliness);
-world, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxix, 131, 173, 218, 269f. 272, 377ff.)

Brahma-farer, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxix, 90, 111f. 132f., 141f. 169ff., 248, 277, 300, 312, 394)

Brahma-faring, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 9, 21f. 59, 70, 82, 98ff., 113, 151, 153, 170ff., 175, 191, 201f. 206, 234ff., 251f. 255, 258, 269, 281, 283, 289, 303f., 306f. 318, 330, 339, 348, 401;)

brought to a close, see Birth destroyed;
comfortless, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 193, 198ff.);
delight in, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 135f.);
fundamental to, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 101, 399f.);
well taught, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 338);
non- (four ways of living), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 193ff.)

Brahman(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) ix, xviiiff., xxixf. 181f. 222 n., 273ff., 290 (voc.), 306, 317ff., 326f., 333ff., 340ff., 355ff., 366ff., 377, 379ff., 388f., 393);

and householders, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 251f. 268, 270ff., 326, 329;
company of, 334f. 338f. 340f. 358);
householders, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 69ff., 354f. 372);
how is one? (PTS MLS II pg(s) 379ff.);
lay down five things, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 388f.);
parents, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 348f.);
race (paja), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 357);
seers, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 347ff., 360, 389);
wives, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 341).
See also Caste; Nobles.

Breathing in, out, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 91f. 96)

Brief: spoken of in, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 27);

to teach in, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 167f.).

Buddha(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) ix, xvif. xix, xxivf. xxvii, 3, 127 n., 161 n., 291 n.)

Burden: shed, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 4)

'Bumer-up' (tapassin), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 394)

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Becoming (bhava), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 192, 280, 291, 298, 338);

again-, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxii, 161, 168, 208, 298, 337);
canker of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 88, 151);
fetter(s) of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 55, 279f.);
de-, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 291)

Beings (satta), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 13, 223)

Bhaddekaratta, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxvif., 233 n., 245 n.)

Bile, phlegm, pus, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 131, 288)

Birth (jati): ended, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xviii, xxii);

last, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 168, 208);
with ageing and dying, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxxi, 161, 272, 277, 293, 296) (defined);
with dying, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 230);
destroyed is birth, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 13, 37f., 69, 81, 88, 151, 174, 291, 330, 334)

Blame; without (anupavajja), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 316, 319);

to be blamed (sa-upavajja), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 318f.);
-less(ness) (anavajja), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 87, 180);
(anupavajjatā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 318)

Bodhisatta, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xviii, xxiif., xxv, 164ff., 202);

’s mother, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 165ff.)

Body, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xviii, 53, 124f., 151, 180, 182, 321, 337);

activity (saṅkhāra) of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 114 n., 124f., 130);
consciousness-informed, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xiv, 68, 85, 89);
a feeling limited by, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 291f.);
mindfulness of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 129ff.);
own (sakkāya), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xi, 15 n., 19, 51, 67, 334);
unchastity (duṭṭhulla) of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 196)

Boundless (appamāṇa), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 191ff.)

Bourn (gati), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 210f., 217, 294, 318, 322);

bad, see Niraya;
good, see Heaven

Bowl: six words for, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 282);

and robe, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 294)

Brahma; -become, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 240);

-vihara, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xx, 191);
-world, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxviii, 62, 138, 197 n.)

Brahma-farer(s), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 36f., 89, 172, 201, 239f., 272);

affliction for, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 159ff.)

Brahma-faring, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 61, 85, 174, 180, 184 ff, 331);

brought to a close see Birth destroyed;
fundamental to, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 238, 246f.)

Brahman(s) (and) householders, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 221, 339ff.)

See Nobles; Recluses and brahmans

Breathing in, out, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 124ff., 130)

Brief exhortations, statements, utterances, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xvff., xxvf., xxviii, 95, 101ff., 239f., 249, 272, 276, 293f., 319f.. 322)

Buddha(s), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxvff., 174 n., 263 n.)

Bull to be tamed, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 270)

Burden, shed, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 55)

Burn (jhāyati), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 196)

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Bakkula, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 20)

Banyan Park, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 198)

Bāhiya, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 19)

Beauty, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 2, 181, 223, 267)

Becoming, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 31, 172, 203)

Believer, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 133, 136)

Benares cloth, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 225)

Bhaddā (Curly), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 22)

Bhaddā, Kapilānī, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 22)

Bhaddiya, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 16)

Bhaddiya, Dwarf, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 17)

Bhalluka, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 22)

Bharaṇḍu, Kālāma, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 255)

Bhāradvāja, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 17)

Births: favourable, as animal, etc., (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 31-4, 55, 92);

causes of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 203):
destruction of (formula), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 178, 261)

Bluster, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 68, 264)

Brahmā, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 26, 187, 237);

and parents, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 114)

Brahmins, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 138ff.)

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Backsliding, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 152)

Bad men, how recognized, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 187)

Bamboo Grove, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 179)

Bāhiya, monk, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 243)

Become Brahman, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 225)

Becoming, bond of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 11);

cord of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 2);
craving for, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 1);
fetters of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 137);
what fits becoming, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 200);
becomings (lives, worlds), (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 183)

Believer, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 231)

Bemused, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 230)

Bend, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 88)

Bhaddiya, Licchavi, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 200)

Bhaggā, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 69)

Bhaṇḍagāma, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 1)

Bhanna, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 34)

Bhesakalā Grove, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 69)

Bhoganagara, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 174)

Birth, sorts of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 94)

Birth-and-decay, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 12)

Blame, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 3);

blameworthy, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 139, 203)

Bliss, fourfold, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 77)

Body, final, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 18, 42);

-complex, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 47);
fathom-long, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 57-8);
pains of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 147);
becoming of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 148);
unloveliness of, 161

Bondage, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 12, 61)

Bonds, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 11)

Bourn, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 131);

and no-bourn, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 18, 19)

Brahma-devas, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 130, 179)

Brahma-vihāras (see God-moods)

Brahma-wheel, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 9f.)

Brahmā, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 8, 10);

equality with, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 79);
access to, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 192)

Brahmā Sahampati, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 21);

Brahmas, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 17)

Brahmin truths, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 182)

Brahmins, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 5, 9, 22, 184)

(see Recluses)

Bridge, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 148)

Buddha, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 38):

defined, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 44);
word of a, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 22);
range of a, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 90);
last words of the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 88);
Pacceka, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 250);
chief, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 17)

By heart, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 151f., 176, 185)

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Cairn, burial, four people worthy of, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 156);

over the Buddha's ashes, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 187-191).

Calm, DN 25 DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 49, 206, 220)MN 22 MN 43 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 174 n., 338, 353, 386);

-ed, MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 299)
(see Tranquillity)

Campā, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 250)

Candana, a god, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 288) DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 195).

Cankers (asava), (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxiii);

and ignorance, MN 9 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 69f.);
destroyed, MN 1 MN 12 MN 18 MN 22 MN 23 MN 26 MN 30 MN 34 MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xx, 5 n., 6, 96, 141 n., 181, 186, 203, 219, 252, 261, 278, 359);
destruction of, MN 2 MN 4 MN 7 MN 12 MN 17 MN 27 MN 36 MN 39 MN 40 MN 42 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 9, 29, 45, 95, 99, 102f., 136ff., 229, 303, 333, 338f., 349);
got rid of, MN 36 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 304, 394f.);
mind freed from, MN 4 MN 7 MN 27 MN 33 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 29, 48, 229, 271, 303);
seven ways for getting rid of, MN 2 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 9ff.);
three, MN 2 MN 4 MN 7 MN 36 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 10, 12, 29, 48, 303, 333);
uprising, stopping of, etc., MN 4 MN 9 MN 270 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 29, 69f., 229)

Canon law, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 260)

Carpenter, MN 20 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 153)

Carpenter, J. E., DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 249, n. 1.)

Castes, the four, an inexact phrase, DN 1 DN 3(PTS DB I pg(s) 27, 99)

key to the origin of, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 97)
phases of the extension and growth of, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 99)
none, strictly, in the Buddha's time, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 99, 101.)
mental distinctions to be preferred to distinctions of, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 100)
no distinctions of, in the Buddhist Order, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 103)
the Buddha's views as to, outside the Order, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 103-107.)

Catechetical teaching, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 198f.)

Causal: occasion, relation, MN 12 MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 93f., 174ff.;
uprising, MN 26 211)

Cause, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 204, 251, 252f., 259), MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 232)

two forms of the heresy of denial of a, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 52.)

Cemetery, MN 10 MN 12 MN 13 MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 74f., 106, 116f., 227)

Ceylon forgeries, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) xvii-xviii.)

C(h)akkavatti, king, DN 26 DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 60f., 137f.);

Suttanta, DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 53f.)

Chaliyas, cinnamon-peelers, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 98.)

Chalmers, Robert, DN 1 DN 3 DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 40, 104, 113, 122, 217.)

Chance, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 30)

Chance-beings, the so-called, DN 1 DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 39, 73.)

Chandalas, a low caste, as acrobats, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 9;)

could enter an order, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 100, 103.)

Channa, DN 16 not to be spoken to, (PTS DB II pg(s) 171).

Chapter (saṅgha), DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 120f.)

Characteristics (nimitta), five, MN 20 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 153, 155)

Chariot, MN 21 MN 24 MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) (PTS MLS I pg(s) 161, 192, 220, 222));

-eer, MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 223)

Charms, power of, DN 3 DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 118, 278.)

Chastity, part of the minor morality, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 4.)

Chiding and tact, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 226)

Childers, R. C., DN 31 (PTS DB III pg(s) 168)

Chronic states, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 234, 247, 257)

Chess, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 9, 10.)

Christianity and Buddhism, DN 21 DN 23 (PTS DB II pg(s) 311, 313, 323).

Chunda, a bhikkhu, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 147);

called Chundaka, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 147).

Chunda, copper-smith, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 137f., 147, 148.)

Cittasena, a god, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 288) DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 196)

Clans, the free, DN 1 DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 20, 195;)

clan mote, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 113;)
their independence of the priests, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 286.)

Clear consciousness, MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 328)

Clod of earth, MN 21 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 160, 232)

Clothing, strange sorts of, used by ascetics, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 230.)

Cloth of gold, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 145).

Cloth to sit on (nisidana), MN 24 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 189)

Cobra (nāga), MN 23 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 184, 186)

Comfort, see Abiding in

Commensality, DN 1 DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 27, 97-100.)

Commentaries, the Buddhist, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) xix.)

Companion (dutiya), MN 31 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 259)

Compassion, DN 31 DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 171, 204f.), MN 4 MN 8 MN 13 MN 20 MN 26 MN 32 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 27, 30, 56, 110, 152, 204, 213, 263, 291);

mind of, MN 7 MN 40 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 48, 338, 358, 399;)
-ate, MN 21 MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 160, 164, 166, 224)

Comport oneself, MN 27 MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 227, 232)

Comprehend, to, MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 350f.)

Conceit concerning soul, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 251).

Concentration, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 213, 235, 241, 252, 254), MN 2 MN 4 MN 10 MN 12 MN 19 MN 24 MN 26 MN 32 MN 36 MN 44 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 15, 22, 25, 80, 94, 96, 150, 187, 208f., 266, 303, 363, 384);

perfect, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 255f.),
success in, MN 29 MN 30 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 241f., 249f.)
(see also Meditation)

Conception (gabbhassāvakkanti), MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 321f.)

Concord, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 204f.), MN 27 MN 41 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 225, 347, 384)

See Fraternal

Condition (paticca), MN 28 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xxiv, 237, 313f.)

(paccaya), MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 312)

Conditioned Genesis, MN 9 MN 11 MN 28 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xx, 60ff., 89f., 236f., 312f., 317f.)

Conditioned, unconditioned, the, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 252f.)

Conditions, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 204, 219, 259)

Confidence: in Buddha, Dhamma, Saṅgha, MN 7 MN 27 MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 46f., 221, 228ff., 382;)

(without saṅgha), MN 11 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 85, 89;)
(dhamma only), MN 9 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 57)

Confidently (vissattha), MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 218f.)

Connubium, DN 1 DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 27, 97-100.)

Conqueror DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 146)

Conscientiousness, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 205)

Consciousness, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 230), MN 9 MN 11 MN 22 MN 38 MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 59, 67, 90, 179, 311f., 316, 351f.);

and see under Material shape;
as a khandha, MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 232),
as infinite, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 242);
in Conditioned Genesis, MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 312ff., 317f.)
infinite, MN 1 MN 8 MN 25 MN 26 MN 30 MN 41 MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 5, 53, 202, 219, 252, 348, 358);
mental, MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 352f.);
rebirth-, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 222)
sections of, MN 28 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 236f., 314f.);
stations of, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 219f., 236, 258);
states of (vihāra), DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 214;)

Constructions (saṅkhārā), MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 400)

Contact, DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 230, 250, 263)

Contending (with), MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 141ff.)

Content, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 81.)

Contention, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 232)

Contentment, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 217)

Control: (saṅvara) of (sense-) organs, MN 27 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 227, 327);

(vinaya) of desire, MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 237)

Conversion, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 191.)

two talks leading to, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 34-36).

Cosmogony, the inter-world space, DN 14 DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 9, 12, 296);

ten thousand world-systems, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 9, 12);
three worlds of Gods, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 9, 12);
highest heavens, DN 14 DN 15 (PTS DB II pg(s) 39-41, 67).

Cough, to, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 204)

Council at Rājagaha, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 76, 77, 169).

Counterpart (paṭibhāga), MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 367)

Courtezan, the converted, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 102f.).

Coveting, MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 329);

and dejection, MN 33 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 273, 275 327)

Covetous, MN 4 MN 40 MN 41 MN 46 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 23, 335ff., 345, 347, 375f.);

-ness, MN 04 MN 10 MN 27 MN 33 MN 40 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 23, 71, 226f., 273, 335ff.)

Cow, eyelashes of, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 157)

Cowherd, MN 12 MN 19 MN 33 MN 34 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 105f., 151, 271, 274, 277, 397)

Cows, MN 12 MN 19 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 106, 151)

Cowell, Prof. E. B., DN 1 DN 10 DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) xxvii, 170, 172.)

Crafts, mystic arts, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 19;)

trades, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 68.)

Craving, DN 22 (PTS DB II pg(s) 339-343) DN 33 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 209, 220, 231, 253, 257, 263), MN 3 MN 8 MN 9 MN 11 MN 16 MN 18 MN 20 MN 22 MN 38 MN 43 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 16, 52 n., 59f., 64, 86f., 89f., 133f., 142f., 156, 179, 317, 354, 361);

body derived from, MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 232);
destruction of, MN 22 MN 26 MN 37 MN 38 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 176, 211, 306ff., 324, 402)

Creation, legends of, condemned, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 14.)

by dismemberment, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 132f.)

Cremation, of a king, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 155, 182);

of the Buddha, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 180f.).

Creatures, beings, destinies of, DN 28 (PTS DB III pg(s) 105f.)

Cries, the ten, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 152).

Crops, MN 25 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 194ff.)

Cross-ed over, MN 35 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 289);

doubt, MN 27 MN 35 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 227, 288, 329);
entanglement, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 203, 219);
-ing over, MN 22 MN 24 MN 26 MN 35 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 173, 190f., 203, 289, 316)

Cross-legged, MN 33 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 271, 329.)

Culture, or development, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 213, 218)

Cunda the Novice, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 112f.)

Cunda the Smith, DN 33 (PTS DB III pg(s) 201)

Cynic (kukkuravatiko = dog-cult-er) DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 11)

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Calm and vision (samatha, vipassana), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 173)

Canine ascetic, (PTS MLS II pg(s) x, 54ff.)

Cankers (asava), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxxi, 116f.);

destroyed, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 4, 152ff., 201f.);
destruction of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xii, xxxii, 13, 15ff., 23f. 31, 106f. 160, 168f. 175, 221);
freed from, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 14, 15ff., 180);
got rid of by Tathāgata, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 137);
three, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 14, 113, 235);
truths of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 113, 235)

Carpenter, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 64ff.)

Caste(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xx, xxii, 273ff., 310f. 314, 340ff., 370f.).

Cattle, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 56);

-butcher, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 8, 28, 82)

Causal basis (sanidāna), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 210)

Cause (hetu), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xvii n., xxiii, 27, 76ff., 310f. 313, 375);

'there is (no),' etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 76ff.)

Causeway (saṅkama), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xiv, 110)

Chariot, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 63, 270ff., 385, 397;)

See also Elephant; -eer, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 63, 270ff.)

Chastity (brahmacariya), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 388)

Chief (mukha), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 338f.).

Clear consciousness, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 12)

Clinging (upadhi), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 105ff., 125f.).

'Come, monk (PTS MLS II pg(s) 59 n., 286, 338 n.)

Companies (parisā), two, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 351)

Compassion, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 27, 95, 269, 297, 300, 352, 375f. 39)3;

mind of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 16, 34, 269, 378, 396)

Comport oneself, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11)

Concentration: as faculty, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 154, 212).

See also Meditation

Conception (gabbhassa avakkanti), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 349)

Conduct (caraṇa), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xif. 24)

Conference hail, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 8, 18f. 130)

Consciousness (viññāṇa), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 217)

(See also Material shape, as khandha);
infinite, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 17, 68, 106, 128, 213)

Control, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11f. 20f.).

Conviction (vesārajja), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 169f.)

Convincing (sappāṭihāriya), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 210)

Cough, -ing, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 205f. 302f. 305)

Course (paṭipadā), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 211ff.);

reasoned, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 232)

Covetousness, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 11f. 20f. 168)

Craving (taṇhā), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 168, 183ff.);

destruction of (PTS MLS II pg(s) 106f.).

Creature(s) (satta), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 57f. 76ff.)

See also Beings

Curse, to, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 348)

Custom (vaṭṭa), lovely, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 269, 272)

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Calculation (ganaṇā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 52)

Calm (upasama), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 321);

ariyan, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 292);
resolve for, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 287, 292);
(samatha) and insight, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxix, 338, 344).
See also Tranquillity

Cankers (āsavā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xviii, xxviii, 88, 114ff., 154);

destroyed, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 55, 82ff. 93, 123, 183, 267 n., 328 n., 330 n.);
destruction of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 62, 88, 138, 143 327, 329);
freed from, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 70, 82ff., 88 151, 330, 336);
three, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 88, 151);
-less (PTS MLS III pg(s) 115ff., 327)

Cause, deniers of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 121)

Cemetery, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 131f.)

Cessation: see Stopping

Charioteer of men, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 264, 270f.)

Clinging (upadhi), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 44f., 292)

Cloth(s): for sitting on, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 329);

pair of (dussayuga), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 300f.)

Cohesion, element of (āpodhātu) (PTS MLS III pg(s) 83f., 105, 131, 287f., 311)

Cold, heat, hunger, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 137)

Comfort, abiding in, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 53, 180, 202)

Companion (dutiya), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 201)

Compassion, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 25, 51, 124, 161, 191 198, 269, 309, 350)

Comport oneself, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 87)

Conceit and boasting (maññussava) (PTS MLS III pg(s) 286, 293)

Concentration (samādhi), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xvif., xxix, 81, 157, 159, 163 n., 203ff., 257f., 314 n.);

right, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 119, 187ff., 279 298f., 338);
threefold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxii, 207 208 n.);
wrong, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 185ff.)
See also Awakening, 7 links in; Meditation

Conditioned Genesis (paṭicca-samuppāda), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xv, 105, 107)

Consciousness (viññāṇa), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 50, 241ff. 272ff., 289);

-device, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 16);
element of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 83f., 105, 287, 311);
evolving (saṁvattanika), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 47);
infinite, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 80, 93, 142, 149f., 268, 271, 290, 312, 317);
of what is external, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 272f.);
six classes, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxviii, 85, 263f., 310f., 312, 317, 324f., 330, 331f., 334f., 336ff.)
See also Material shape (as khandha)

Consternation (chambhitattā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 203ff., 207)

Construct and think out, to (abhisaṅkharoti abhisañcelayati), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 291).

See Effected ...

Constructed (saṅkhata), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 18f., 20ff., 290, 348);

element, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 106)

Construction(s) (saṅkhāra), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 17f., 20ff., 108)

Contention (vivāda), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 25ff.)

Cool, to become (sītibhavati), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 291f.)

Course: Middle, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxvi, 278f., 283);

learner's, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 119, 349);
undefiled, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 284);
wrong, right, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 278, 279 n., 280, 282ff.)

Covering up (as) with grass, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 33, 36)

Covetous, malevolent, harmful, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 98f.)

Covetousness, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 46f., 53f., 87, 98f., 125f., 156, 292)

Cow, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 326);

swerving, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 294)

Craving (taṇhā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 41, 43f., 69, 234 332ff., 337f.);

six classes, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 331f.);
threefold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 298)

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Calm and introspection, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 55)

Carnal things, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 69, 81)

Causal genesis, chain of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 160);

law, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 264)

Causes of action (3), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 241ff.)

Cetis, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Channa, Wanderer, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 195)

Characteristics, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 75, 88, 89);

mental, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 113, 133)

Citta, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 23)

Clairaudience, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 233)

Clairvoyance, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 148, 260)

(see Psychic powers)

Cock, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 142)

Comforts, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 175)

Companies, of monks, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 222);

various, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 65ff., 223, 264)

Computation, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 47)

Conceits, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 117)

Concentration, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 117, 198)

Condition-marks, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 135)

Conditioned states, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 75, 115)

Conditions (dhammā), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 76, 8lf.)

Confession of fault, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 54);

(formula), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 218)

Consciousness; spheres of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 37, 38);

establishment of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 203)

Consecration of a rajah, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 92)

Constituents of enlightenment, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 27)

Contact, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 159)

Couches, high, broad, celestial, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 164)

Cowpath, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 119)

Cross-examination, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 169, 197)

Culla Panthaka, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 17)

Cultivation (bhāvanā), (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 35, 48, 82)

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Cairn, those who deserve a, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 250)

Calm, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 103)

Castes, the four, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 204)

Ceasing, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 2)

Censure, occasions for, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 34)

Chabyāputtā (snakes), (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 81)

Character, understood by association, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 196-7)

Charity (giving), (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 36)

Cheats, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 28)

Citta, housefather, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 170)

Clansmen, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 124)

Collections, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 200)

Company, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 191, 233)

Compassion, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 151)

(see Pity)

Computation, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 145)

Conceit of self, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 230)

Concentration, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 7, 101, 103, 139-40);

mark of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 16);
development of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 51)

Conditions, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 196);

hard to win, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 74)

Conduct, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 25, 235);

spheres of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 193)

Confidence, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 9)

Consciousness of light, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 52)

Constant Bound, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 225)

Contact, spheres of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 168)

Contentment, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 29)

Control of senses, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 46, 223)

Controlling powers, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 144);

faculties, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 153-5, 161)

Corpse, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 16)

Coveting-and-ill-will, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 14)

Craving, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 5, 10, 149, 225, 254)

Crocodile Haunt, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 69)

Crossing the flood, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 211)

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Dacoity, DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 175.)

Dadhimukha, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 196)

Dahlmann, Father, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 274.)

Dānaveghasas, gods, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 289).

Dancing, etc., MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 225)

Danta-pura, in Kalinga, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 270).

Darśanas, the six, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) xxvii.)

Dārupattika, he with the wooden bowl, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 202) DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 21)

Dark and bright actions, DN 33(4) (PTS DB III pg(s) 221)

Death, with longing in one's heart, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 226);

when full of noble thoughts, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 229).

Deathless, -ness, MN 10 MN 18 MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 71 n., 144, 212f., 215f.)

Decoy, MN 19 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 151f.)

Deeds, MN 2 MN 4 MN 6 MN 7 MN 12 MN 14 MN 27 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 11, 28, 44, 49, 94f., 122, 229, 272, 313.)

Deer, MN 19 MN 25 MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 151f., 194ff., 198ff., 217f.)

Defilements, MN 7 MN 36 MN 39 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 46, 304, 333f., 394)

Deliberation, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 251)

Delight, MN 9 MN 23 MN 40 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 60, 186, 337),;

eyes blink not there, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 17),
heaven of, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 8, 9, 11),
(nandi), MN 1 (PTS DB II pg(s) 7)

Deliverance, (vimokkha), from delusion, stages of, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 119) DN 24 DN 33(4)(8) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 31, 221, 242, 262), MN 6 MN 12 MN 44 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 42, 94, 367, 403)

elements for (nissaraṇa-), DN 33(5)(7) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 228f., 233, 256)

Demerit, MN 22 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 170f., 314)

Demons (asura), MN 37 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 308);

(parajana), MN 25 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 196f.)

Departed (peta), MN 6 MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 42, 98, 100)

Desire, MN 21 MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 160, 174 n.);

and attachment, MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 237f.);
and aversion, confusion, MN 20 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 153ff.)
source of, DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 311),
suppression of, not taught in Buddhism, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 83),

Desires, evil, MN 15 MN 40 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 125, 127, 335ff.)

Desiring little, MN 24 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 187)

Destiny, five ways of, DN 33(05) (PTS DB III pg(s) 225)

Detachment, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 84) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 254, 259)

Detesting, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 105)

Deussen, Prof. P., DN 1 DN 5 DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) xxvi, 169, 209, 215.)

Devadatta, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 209)

Devadhammikā, religieux in the Buddba's time, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 222.)

Devas, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 10, n. 30, 26-31), MN 1 MN 12 MN 13 MN 16 MN 22 MN 27 MN 37 MN 41 MN 49 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 5, 96, 98, 110, 112, 133, 135, 179, 183f., 223, 262, 306, 308f., 348 (listed), 389f.);

hearing, MN 6 MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 43, 93);
life-span and reminiscent power, 105;
radiant, DN 26 DN 27 DN 33(3) (PTS DB III pg(s) 26, 82, 212),
spheres of, (PTS DB III pg(s) 212, 236);
unconscious, (PTS DB III pg(s) 244);
vision, MN 4 MN 6 MN 12 MN 26 MN 27 MN 32 MN 36 MN 39 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 28, 44, 95, 99f., 214, 229. 265, 303, 332);
world, MN 12 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 98)

Devasūta, (PTS DB III pg(s) DN 32 196)

Devatā(s), MN 26 MN 31 MN 36 MN 45 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 213f., 262, 299f., 369, 402)

Development.

See Culture; things to be developed, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 250f.)

Dhamma, MN 1 MN 4 MN 7 MN 12 MN 14 MN 21 MN 22 MN 26 MN 27 MN 38 MN 44 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) xixf., 3f., 26 n., 48, 91ff., 119, 163, 167ff., 173f., 176, 181f., 207ff., 224. 311ff., 316, 361f., 372f., 387);

and discipline, MN 11 MN 16 MN 21 MN 26 MN 40 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 89, 91, 132, 134f., 161, 207, 209, 338, 387);
as 'Conditioned Genesis,' MN 28 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 237);
as 'lovely at the beginning,' etc., MN 27 MN 32 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 224, 265;)
as 'well-taught,' etc., MN 7 MN 27 MN 38 MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 47, 221f., 228ff., 321, 382);
as deep, etc., MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 211);
as refuge, MN 4 MN 7 MN 28 MN 42 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 30, 50, 230, 233, 349);
-become, MN 18 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 144);
confidence in, MN 7 MN 9 MN 11 MN 27 MN 28 MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 47, 57ff., 85, 89, 221f., 232ff., 382);
delight connected with, MN 7 MN 33 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 47, 273, 387);
dispraise of, MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 291);
disquisition on, MN 5 MN 13 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 40, 110);
doubts about, MN 16 MN 33 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 132, 134, 273);
experts in, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 273);
faring by, MN 41 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 344, 346ff.);
fulfilment in, MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 382);
further- (abhiilhamma), MN 32 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 266) heirs of, MN 3 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 16f.);
knowledge of, MN 7 MN 33 MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 47, 273, 387);
lord, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 144);
-men, MN 11 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 85f., 89);
nine divisions of, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 171);
not-, MN 41 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 344ff.);
speaker on, MN 18 MN 27 MN 41 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 141 n., 225, 347);
strivers, MN 22 MN 34 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 182, 279);
talk on, MN 24 MN 26 MN 27 MN 31 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 188f., 203ff., 221f., 259);
-teaching, MN 12 MN 13 MN 50 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 109, 111, 396);
to drink, MN 5 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 40));
to hear, MN 32 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 264);
to master, MN 22 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 171f.);
to teach, MN 5 MN 12 MN 30 MN 32 MN 33 MN 35 MN 36 MN 47 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 35f., 95f., 103, 246, 265, 273, 289, 303, 381f., 383f.);
true, MN 9 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 57ff.);
ways of undertaking, MN 45 MN 46 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 368ff., 373ff).;
-wheel, MN 26 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 215).

Dharaṇī, (PTS DB III pg(s) DN 32 193)

Dhataraṭṭha, god of the East quarter, DN 19 DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 259, 287) DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 190)

king, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 270);
Nāga, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 289).

Difference, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 263)

Difficult to speak to, MN 15 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 125f.)

Digestion, ancient theory of, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 208, 209).

Dīgha, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 196)

Diligent, ardent, self-resolute, MN 4 MN 19 MN 27 MN 31 MN 36 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 28f., 50, 148ff., 222, 259, 302f.)

Diogenes, DN 8 (PTS DB I pg(s) 208, 209.)

Disā, Kaṇha's mother, DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 115.)

Disam-pati, king, DN 19 (PTS DB II pg(s) 266).

Disasters, DN 33(5) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 226, 250f.)

Discernment, degrees of, DN 28 (PTS DB III pg(s) 100)

Discipline, MN 8 MN 36 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 52ff., 293, 322);

speaker on, MN 27 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 225).
See under Dhamma and discipline

Discriminate, to (vijanati), MN 43 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 351)

Discretion, DN 33(1-2) (PTS DB III pg(s) 205)

Dispassion, -ate, MN 22 MN 26 MN 37 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 8. 176, 178, 209f., 212, 306, 310f.)

Disputed questions, DN 33(8) (PTS DB III pg(s) 237)

Disputations, quarrelsome, MN 48 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 383ff.)

Disquisition, on dhamma, MN 5 MN 13 MN 19 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 40, 110, 148);

on expunging (and 3 others), MN 8 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 56);
on the Forest Grove, MN 17 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 136);
of the Honev-ball, MN 19 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 148);
Hair-raising, MN 13 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 110)

Distinction, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 250f.)

Divination, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 16, 18, 19.)

Doctrines, DN 29 DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 112f., 120, 125, 260);

discussion of, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 120f.);
bodies of doctrine, DN 33(4) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 221, 256)

Dogmatizing, (PTS DB III pg(s) 129f.)

Doubt, MN 16 MN 24 MN 35 MN 38 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 13, 132, 134, 190f., 193. 288, 315).

See also Knowledge and insight

Vitality and heat, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 355f.)

Void, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 357ff., 365)

Volition, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 59, 66)

Vulture-trainer, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 167ff.)

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Vedas, 3(PTS MLS II pg(s) 17f. 327, 334, 340, 356, 358, 359 n., 379 n., 380, 385, 398, 400)

Viceroy, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 269)

View(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxif. 164, 177f. 193);

another, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 238);
right, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 73, 76, 78, 168, 174, 221, 343, 368);
wrong, false, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 13, 55f., 71f., 74f., 78, 116 n., 168, 174, 220, 342, 347, 368);
won to, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 110, 151, 153);
'All is (not) pleasing', (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 176f.);
'From doing', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 73ff., 195);
Life-principle and body, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 97ff., 163f.);
'Tathāgata is (not) after dying', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 97, 163ff.);
'There is (not)', (PTS MLS II pg(s) 72f. 194);
'There is (no) cause', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 76ff., 195);
'There is (not) formlessness', (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxi, 79f.);
'There is (no) result', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 70ff., 193f.);
'There is (not) stopping of becomings (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxi, 80f.);
'These seven classes are (not) made', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 196ff.);
'World is (not) eternal', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 97, 162ff.)

Vigilance, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xi, 20ff., 144)

Vijjācaraṇasampanna, (PTS MLS II pg(s) xi, 24)

Village, entering a, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 142);

staying near, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 146)

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Verdict: in the presence of, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 33ff.)

View(s) (diṭṭhi): ariyan, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 37);

assumption of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 94, 99;
right, xiv, xvi, xxix, 107f., 114ff., 187ff. 223, 257ff., 279, 298, 337);
wrong, false, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xiv, 15 n., 71, 114ff., 185ff., 224, 234 n., 257ff.)

Vigilance, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xix, 53, 56f., 180f.)

Village, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 103, 148, 173, 201, 343);

-field, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 192, 194)

Vinaya, expert in, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 91)

Vision (cakkhu), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 206f., 223, 241ff., 310).

See also Eye, ear, etc.

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Vacchagotta, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 143, 163)

Vajjians, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Vaṇsas, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 192)

Vakkali, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 18))

Vangīsa, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 18)

Varaṇā, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 61)

Venāgapura, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 162)

Vesāḷī, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 200, 210, 253)

View, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 102);

range of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 206);
right and wrong, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 27-29)

Vigil, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 98)

Visākhā, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 24, 185)

Voice, male and female, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 1, 2)

Void, signless, not hankering, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 276)

Vultures' Peak, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 167, 217)

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Vajjians, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 1)

Vappa, Sakyan, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 207)

Varadhara, Wanderer, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 32, 182)

Vassa-Bhaññā, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 34)

Vassakāra, brāhmin, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 40, 179, 186)

Velukantakiyā, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 170)

Verañja, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 66)

Vesālī, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 200, 211)

Videhan, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 190)

View, 11;

perverse, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 60, 234)

Village pond, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 171)

Vinaya, knowers of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 153, 175)

Virtue, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 14, 139, 198)

Virūpakkhā (snakes), (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 81)

Visākha, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 59)

Voice, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 106)

Vultures' Peak, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 32, 83, 189)

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Wanderer, described, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 22).

Wanderers (paribbājakā), DN 28 DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 109, 122f., 141, n. 12);

park, DN 25 (PTS DB III pg(s) 33)

Ward runes, guardian spells, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 185f. 189f.)

Warren, Mr. H. C., DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 280.)

Wealth, evolution of, etc., DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 65f.)

spiritual = love, etc., DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 76)

Wearing away, DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 265)

Weber, Professor A., DN 1 DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 7, 170.)

Weighing a dead man, DN 23 (PTS DB II pg(s) 360).

Weights, DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 165)

Welfare, conditions of, for clansmen and Wanderers, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 80f.)

Well-awareness, DN 33(4) (PTS DB III pg(s) 215)

Well-Farer, DN 24 (PTS DB III pg(s) 10 passim)

Wheel, celestial, DN 26 DN 30 (PTS DB III pg(s) 60f., 137f.;

orbit DN 34 (PTS DB II pg(s) 254)
the mystic, behaviour of, DN 17 (PTS DB II pg(s) 202-204).

Wheel, Lord of the, king of the Golden Age, DN 14 DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 13, 155, 157).

White-robed (laymen), DN 29 DN 33(1-2) (PTS DB III pg(s) 111, 203)

Wide-realm, name of a king, his wonderful sacrifice, DN 5 (PTS DB I pg(s) 175f.)

Windisch, Prof. E., DN 1 DN 9 (PTS DB I pg(s) xx, 258.)

Wings of Wisdom, (wings to awakening) the thirty-seven, DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 128, 129).

Wisdom (bodhi), wings or part of, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 91).

See Enlightenment (paññā), DN 30 DN 34 149, 259;
(vijjā). DN 33(4) 214
See also Insight, Intuition, Knowledge, Understood

Wisdom and righteousness, DN 3 DN 4 (PTS DB I pg(s) 123f., 156.)

Wisdom Tree, DN 14 DN 16 (PTS DB II pg(s) 23, 33, 113).

Women, DN 16 DN 17 DN 19 DN 21 (PTS DB II pg(s) 98, 102, 154, 160, 163, 206, 276, 279, 306)

talks about, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 13;)
were mediums between men and the gods, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 24;)
of a king's harem, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 67;)
maintenance of, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 83;)
their interest in religious questions, DN 9 (PTS DB I pg(s) 244;)
restrictions on education of, DN 12 (PTS DB I pg(s) 285;)
in heaven, DN 13 (PTS DB I pg(s) 313.)
not 'chattels,' DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 192)

Wonders, DN 24 DN 33(4) (PTS DB III pg(s) 8f., 214)

three kinds of, DN 11 (PTS DB I pg(s) 277),

Wood, the Great, at Vesālī, DN 6 (PTS DB I pg(s) 197.)

Word, deed, and thought, DN 2 DN 3 (PTS DB I pg(s) 57, 58, 72, 104,.)

Work, DN 33(8) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 239, 261).

See Karma

World, various forms of belief in the eternity of, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 26-35.)

four forms of belief in finity and infinity of, DN 1 (PTS DB I pg(s) 35-37.)
the next, messenger from, DN 23 (PTS DB II pg(s) 352-355).

Worldly concerns, DN 33(8) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 241, 261)

Worlds, of the Three-and-Thirty, etc., DN 24 DN 33(8) (PTS DB III pg(s) 17, 241);

Radiant, etc., DN 24 DN 33(3, 7) (PTS DB III pg(s) 26, 82f., 212, 236);
unconscious, (PTS DB III pg(s) 30f.);
Brahmā, DN 24 DN 33(8) (PTS DB III pg(s) 26, 241);
evolution of, DN 27 (PTS DB III pg(s) 82f..);
theories of, DN 29 (PTS DB III pg(s) 129);
Pure Abodes, DN 33(5) (PTS DB III pg(s) 227)

Worthy persons, DN 33(8) (PTS DB III pg(s) 236, 238)

Wrestling, spiritual, DN 33(5) DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 226, 255, 262)

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Wanderers, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 85f., 111f., 220, 222);

girl, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 369)

Washen, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 334)

Washing: inner, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 48);

¹ merry,' (PTS MLS I pg(s) 282;
water for, 259)

Water·snake, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 172)

Way, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 9 n., 15 n., 42 n., 178 n., 190f., 193, 301);

eightfold, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 20f., 59ff., 152, 273, 360f.);
fourfold, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 243 n.);
not the, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 190f., 193);
wrong, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 152)

Wealth, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 224)

Weapon, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 143, 147, 160, 232)

Well-farer, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 18, 46, 92, 143, 212.)

Wisdom (intuitive), (PTS MLS I pg(s) xix, 25f., 48, 52, 55, 96, 108f., 121, 148, 149f., 171, 178, 185, 187, 203, 209, 217, 219, 231, 233, 235, 252, 266, 288f., 315f., 350ff., 363);

lucidity of, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 109, 220),
See also Freedom through wisdom

Wise attention, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 10ff., 353)

Wish, the, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 34ff.);

to, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 41ff.)

Womb, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 97, 322)

Women, different kinds, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 344)

World, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 71, 141, 164ff., 174ff., 182, 184, 198ff., 212f., 223, 277 ff., 338, 348, 385, 399f.);

entanglement in, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 203, 219);
is (not) eternal, etc., (PTS MLS I pg(s) 200);
of men, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 98);
theory of, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 51);
thousand-, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 391)

Worldly (gehasita), (PTS MLS I pg(s) 160)

Wrath, (PTS MLS I pg(s) 125ff., 185)

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Walk, stand still, etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) 159f., 199, 202, 228f..)

Wanderer(s), (PTS MLS II pg(s) ixf. xivff., 3, 32, 102f. 116 n., 159, 189, 192ff., 197 n., 203, 222, 268 n., 340f.);

company of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 192f. 203, 222, 228, 234, 236, 298 n.);
discourse, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 182f.);
park, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 159, 203, 228);
teachers of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 188, 230, 232ff.)

Watch, fourfold (Jain), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 41)

Watch and ward, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 277, 287)

Water, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 41)

(Jain attitude to), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 87, 94, 194)

Way, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 330);

eightfold, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 188f., 213, 272);
tenfold, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 227)

Wealth: (bhoga), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 134, 260f.);

(sandhana), (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 368f.).

Weigh (things) up, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 155, 362f.).

Welcome, a (sāgata), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 159)

Wheel: to turn, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 337);

turn -er, -ing, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 318, 336f.);
of dhamma, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 337)

Whole (kevalin), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 329f., 380)

White: clothed in, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 169ff., 223);

cloths, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 280)

Wife, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 294, 372f.).

Will (cetanā), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 58)

Wind, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 95, 194)

Windows, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 209)

Wisdom (paññā), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 22, 28ff., 91ff., 138ff., 144, 149f. 152ff., 212, 282, 296, 311, 362, 368, 398);

as faculty, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 154, 212);
higher, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 210);
lucidity of, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 397).
See also Freedom through

Wish, to, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 173ff.)

Women: (itthi), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 121),

(in labour) (PTS MLS II pg(s) 288);
(mātugāma), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 121, 134)

World: beyond, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 71ff.);

exclusively happy, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 232ff.);
instable, no refuge, not one's own, lacks, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 261ff.);
'is (not) eternal', etc., (PTS MLS II pg(s) xxii, 97, 162ff.);
's veil, (PTS MLS II pg(s) 319, 355);
-ly life (gehasita), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 149 n.)

Wrong (daṇḍa), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 36f. 39, 41f.).

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Wanderer (paribbājaka), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 254ff., 340ff.)

Wanting little, etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 157, 159)

Way, (PTS MLS III pg(s) ix, xii, xv, xxiiif., 32, 58f., 65);

component of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 115ff.);
eightfold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xvif., xxix, 25, 31, 114ff., 187, 279, 298, 314 n., 338f., 344);
fivefold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 337 n.);
-follower, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xiii, xvii, 59, 65);
fourfold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 208 n.);
-Shower, xiii, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 56, 59, 65);
tenfold, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xvii, xxix, 119)

Welcome, a, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 58)

Wheel: of Dhamma, (PTS MLS III pg(s) xiv, 81, 295f., 299);

Treasure of the, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 218f.)

'Wherefore, because of this ...', (PTS MLS III pg(s) 263, 268)

Widespread (mahaggata), (PTS MLS III pg(s) xxf., 191ff.)

Wisdom (paññā), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 47, 57, 68f., 93, 115, 126, 139ff., 157, 159, 163);

ariyan, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 44, 292, 326);
great, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 244, 252f.);
kinds of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 77);
not slothful in, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 286f., 293);
perfect, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 266ff., 288f., 324f.);
resolve for, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 287, 292).
See also Freedom

Wise (paṇḍita), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 104f.;
man, 216ff.)

Woman (itthi), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 109);

Treasure of, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 219f.)

Wonderful and marvellous, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 163ff., 171ff.)

World: overcome, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 46f.);

-system, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 109, 140ff., 165, 169);
this, beyond, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 312);
with devas, (PTS MLS III pg(s) 104);
'is (not) eternal', etc., (PTS MLS III pg(s) 19ff.)

Worldly life (gehasita), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 265ff.)

Wrathful (kodhana), (PTS MLS III pg(s) 251)

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Wanderers of other views, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 180ff., 221)

Wearing out and Jains, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 200)

Wellfarer[s], (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 145, 151, 197)

Wheelwright, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 95)

Wisdom, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 11, 48, 88, 145);

eye of, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 221)

Woman, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 1, 26, 72, 260f.)

Worldly experience, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 237f.)

Worthy of offerings, (PTS GS-1 pg(s) 58)

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Wanderers, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 32, 182);

Park of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 182)

Watchfulness, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 46)

Wave, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 127)

Way, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 28, 72, 162, 237);

of woe, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 126, 225);
Eightfold, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 232, 241);
Tenfold, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 233);
deathless, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 60)

Wellfarer, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 150);

-s, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 3)

Wheel-turning ruler, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 136, 251)

Wheels, of prosperity, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 35);

on the feet of the B., (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 43)

Wicked, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 233)

Wisdom, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 42, 102, 139, 142, 198);

eye of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 147, 186);
limbs of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 241, 16)

Withdrawn, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 47)

Womenfolk, failings of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 92);

qualities and possessions of, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 215);
in authority, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 255)

World: comprehended by a Tathāgata, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 25);

end of the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 56);
views about, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 47);
knower of the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 72);
speculation on, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 90);
how led (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 184);
worlds annihilated, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 240)

Worthy man, the, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 87, 230);

worthy ones, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 4)

Wrath, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 54, 94)

Wrong path, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 13)

Wrong view, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 49)

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Yakkhas, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 188f.), MN 26 MN 31 MN 35 MN 37 (PTS MLS I pg(s) 209f., 262, 285, 307 );

mostly not moral, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 189)

Yama, twins, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 290), AN03.35 AN03.70 (PTS GS III pg(s) 121f., 193)

Yang and Yin, DN 26 (PTS DB III pg(s) 55)

Yasa, a god, DN 20 (PTS DB II pg(s) 290).

Yoga ideas of the astral body, DN 2 (PTS DB I pg(s) 62.)

Yugandhara, DN 32 (PTS DB III pg(s) 196)

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Youth, radiant (bhadra yobbana), (PTS MLS II pg(s) 136, 260, 281, 357, 401)

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Yakkha, rebirth as a, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 44)

Yamaka, (PTS GS-2 pg(s) 188)

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Zarathustra, DN 14 (PTS DB II pg(s) 1.)

Zeal DN 34 (PTS DB III pg(s) 250)

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Abhidhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 280)

(see More-dhamma)

Aboriginals, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157, 166)

Abuse, -er, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264);

five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 184)

Acceptance, upasampada, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84, 159, 197)

Achievements, the five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 92)

Aciravatī, river, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 286)

Acti -ve, -vity, -on: in godlyliving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 89);

worldly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 210, 220, 232);
source, variety, fruit, ending and steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 294)

Adept monk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240)

Æon of progression, destruction, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13)

Affable, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33)

Ailing, five things not to be forsaken by one, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109)

Aim, rajah's son's and monk's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 118, 258)

Air, travelling through, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12);

viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241)

Alley-walk, the five advantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21)

Alms-giver, almoner, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24ff., 44)

Amity, in act, word, mind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);

to put away malice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 137);
exhorting about, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 145);
pervading world with, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
word of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178);
as being considerate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 208);
as factor of escape, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209ff.; 311)

Analysis, logical, causal, etc., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 89, 93);

of man's feelings, thoughts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 287ff.)

Ananda, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102, 106, 135);

with Upavana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 143);
Sariputta, on aptness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 147; 158, 214);
on minding,(PTS GS-3 pg(s) 227; 243);
Migasala, on wayfaring, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246; 270, 273, 286.ff.)

Anathapindika, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 39, 152, 155, 314);

Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1, 24, 37, 42, 47, 51, 55, 150, 202, 214, 233, 236, 243, 254)

Andha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 255)

Andhakavinda, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 106)

Anger, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87);

of snake, women, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 192; 201, 235, 264, 315)

Angirasa, sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164);

Buddha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 175)

Anuruddha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214)

Any-bed men, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162)

Appetites, sensuous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 7, 17, 76, 281)

Application, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 303)

Aptness, in five things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148, 251)

Arahant, -ship, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 22, 25, 27, 35, 42, 49, 58);

fate of slayer of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112; 114, 118, 126, 155, 158, 173, 198, 241, 244, 255, 268, 279, 301, 308);
declaration of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 58 (cf. 255, 268, 284))

Ariṭṭha, lay-disciple, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Ariyan, disciple, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 7, 37ff., 60, 155ff., 205ff., 223, 291);

penetration, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 45, 53);
truths, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9)
the A., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 184);
defamers of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13)
practices loved by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 45, 156, 234);
men, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33);
Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38 156);
discipline, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 250);
growth (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66);
insight of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 52);
woman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66)
an A., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69);
virtues, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);
Order (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266);
eightfold Way, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 292);
knowledge, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 302)

Army, four divisions, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 116; 63, 262, 282)

Arrogance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 315)

Arrows, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 120, 122)

Ascetic, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199);

naked, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Attachment, fivefold body, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 23)

Attendant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 95)

Aṭṭhaka, sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Austerity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 183, 245)

Avarice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 201, 315)

(see Stinginess, Greed)

Awake, the,

Backsliding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 86)

Bamboo Grove, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 180, 239)

Banner, Dh. as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115)

Banyan tree, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34, 262);

Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204)

Bark, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 256, 263)

Bath, -man, -ball, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18);

-place, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 243, 286)

Battle, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 72ff.)

Bear (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81)

Beasts, Dh. for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115; 217, 262)

Beaut-y, -iful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24, 26ff., 34);

hard to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39);
lotus-like, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 73, 117, 130; 82, 203);
viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241; 243)

Become, ought to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87, 192)

Becoming(s), canker of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 293);

best of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
root of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 272);
eighth state of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 306);
three spheres, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 309)

Bed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41, 43f., 119, 176, 270, 274)

Believing, five advantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34)

Benares, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41, 226, 279, 284)

Best things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148)

Bhaddā, rajah Muṇḍa's wife, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48)

Bhaddaji, with Ā., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148)

Bhaddiya, in Bengal?, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 28)

Bhaggis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211ff.)

Bhagu, sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Bhallika, goodman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Bhāradvāja, sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Bhesakaḷā Grove, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211ff.)

Bile, pains from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101, 219, 228)

Birds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35);

Dh. for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115);
dream, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 176);
to sight land, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Birth, remembering previous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13);

high, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 40);
got rid of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 58, 70; 116, 284ff.);
whirlpool of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27)

Birth Stories, as Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 257)

Blessed One, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 24, 174)

Blind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 274)

Bliss, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13, 32, 251)

Bodhisat, using psychic powers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68 (cf. 175))

Body, foulness of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68f.);

unrestrained, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 78);
not made become, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84);
unattractive, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109f.)
mind-pictured, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 141);
described in detail, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 228)

Bolts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69)

Boundaries, surveyors of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63)

Bows, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62, 77);

skill in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 117);
-man, not suitable for brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165, 231)

Boy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4)

Brahmā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 39, 45ff., 50, 113, 149);

abidings, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
world, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165, 258);
devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 207, 233, 244, 265, 299);
wheel, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 295)

Brāhman, householders, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21ff., 241ff.);

ancient things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162);
five sorts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164);
brāhmaṇīi, buying and selling, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162);
how wedded, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165)

Branches, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 35f. 262)

Breathing, exercises, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93f.; 218)

Breeds, six, of men, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Bribe(r), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98ff.)

Brick Hall, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 217, 278)

Bright-Eyes, brāhman course-setter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264)

Buddha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 22, 26, 28, 155, 157, 204, 234, 244, 313, 314)

Buddhas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 45, 82ff., 161)

Buffalo, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Bull, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 244, 277, 295)

Burden, of right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 53, 117)

Business, kamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91)

(see Activity)

Butcher, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 217, 271);

mutton-, pork-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Butter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Byre, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 280)

Cairn, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 51)

Cakes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63, 173)

Calm, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22);

things leading to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68);
of purpose, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 91, 138, 205, 213, 241, 266)

Camp (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 282);

followers, Dh. for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115)

Cankers (āsavā), when mind not composed for destroying, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11);

when destroyed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15);
bending mind to destroy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 80);
things leading to destroying, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68);
origin, ending, way thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76);
aim of monk to destroy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 117);
born of doing amiss, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 125);
destroying, best of five things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
destruction by mindfulness of death,(PTS GS-3 pg(s) 219);
to be got rid of by six things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 276ff.);
source, variety, fruit, ending, steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291ff.);
the mould to destroy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 302);
how to stop future cankering, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235ff.);
various, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 33, 35, 89, 93, 101, 144, 109, 157, 179, 203, 216, 225, 255, 268, 296)

Cant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88)

Capital, rajah's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 86)

Carriage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20);

-way, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 138);
carts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 83);
-maker, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 166);
chariots, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24, 26, 50, 120, 122, 216, 231, 274, 282)

Caste, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13)

Cat, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Catechisms, as Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 172, 257)

Celibate's life, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 159)

Cemetery, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 75);

five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 195; 229)

Centipede, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81, 219)

Cesspool, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 277, 287)

Cetis, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 252)

Chain, gold, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11)

Change, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 23);

seasonal, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101)

Chant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47)

Chariot (see Carriage)

Charity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 25);

as growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36);
perfecting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 92);
treasure of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44)

Charm, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47)

Chopper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 79);

-ing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 270)

Citta Hatthisāriputta, arahant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 279ff.)

Citta Macchikīsaṇḍika, householder, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

City, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158)

Clan, -sman, -sfolk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4, 13, 34, 36, 62, 147, 241);

one power among, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63);
-going monk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 105)

Cliff, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 277)

Cloth, head, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 19);

woollen, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41);
clothes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41, 44, 219, 274)

Coachman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20)

Coals, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 289)

Cock's Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48)

Code, learner's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 10)

Colours, five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Comfort, -able, -ed: in one teaching, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 83);

from musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 89);
five abodes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93, 102);
how Order may so live, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102)

Company, delight in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91, 210, 232)

Compassion, -ate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34, 72, 76, 127, 139, 214)

Complacency, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 301, 311)

Compos-ed, -ure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 147, 245, 269)

Concentration (samādhi), as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 7, 200);

right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 10, 14);
-sign, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 16);
immeasurable, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 17);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 17);
easeful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 17);
five-limbed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 17ff.);
achieved, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 92, 103, 141);
whole body, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104, 197);
cannot enter with five things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 106);
exercises, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11);
skilled in six ways, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 222);
signless mental, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 283);
it is the Way, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 296);
various, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9, 21, 28, 184, 200, 206, 296, 300)

Conceit (māna), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70, 210, 301)

Conch, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 120, 122, 283)

Concubines, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Condiments, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41)

Confidence, five things give, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 97);

without, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 150)

Conscientiousness (hiri), as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff., 39, 250)

(see Modesty)

Conscious states (saññā), best of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149)

Consider -ate, -ing: six ways of being, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 208);

self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 103)

Contact, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 284ff., 292ff.)

Content, -ment, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);

talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91);
forest-gone for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Contention, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 185);

six roots of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235)

Cool, -ed, -th, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47, 57, 61, 157, 222, 290);

above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 304)

Cool Wood, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266)

Copper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 18)

Core, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14)

Corn, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30)

Corrupt-ing, -ion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87, 88)

Cotton, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 212)

Couch, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41)

Country, -side, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34);

outskirts of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 100)

Course-setters, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264, 280)

Covetousness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 80, 123, 141)

Cows, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 139);

their colours, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157);
herding not suitable for brahman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165; 217, 281)

Craft-y, -iness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 235, 315)

Craving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 123, 284ff.);

forms of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 310);
got rid of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70; 138, 268)

Cream, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Creatures, winged, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34; 45, 61);

fearsome, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81);
small, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Cricket, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 282)

Crocodile Hill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211)

Crops, 3(PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 54, 83);

monks marking out, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87)

Cunda, Mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214, 252);

prince 26;

Cundi, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26)

Curries, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41)

Customs, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47)

Cut-throats, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Daṇḍakappaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 286)

Dart, of sorrow, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 46ff.);

of doubt (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 210)

Death, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 59);

thoughts of, leading to emancipation, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69);
109; various causes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81; 200, 210)

Deathless, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65, 220, 232, 244, 253, 313)

Debasements, of gold and mind (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11)

Debt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 249);

-lessness in gnosis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251)

Decay, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2)

Deceit, -ful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88, 118, 210, 235, 302, 315);

deceivers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 146)

Deed and doing, theory, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Deer, skins, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41);

Park at Bhesakaḷā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211);
at Benares, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 226, 279, 284)

Dejection, when facuities uncontrolled, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 80, 123)

Delusion, non-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35, 236, 246; 239, 268, 310)

Demerit, five ways of begetting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 99ff., 264ff., 292)

Deportment, proper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65)

Desire, sensual, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 51, 53);

passionate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 60);
to do, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 93)
(see Sense-)

Detachment, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 268)

Devadatta, his thoughts told by deva, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 96);

fate of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 286)

Devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 12, 21, 22, 24, 28, 30, 113, 177, 220, 232, 234);

rain-deva, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18, 22, 281);
fellowship, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);
self-radiant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);
joy of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37);
oblations to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 64);
householder become, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 42);
states not to be got by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 45ff.);
feeding on solid food, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141);
rites, follower of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200);
formless, perception made, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 143);
radiant splendour, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
all-lustrous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
rain-cloud devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178);
realm of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157);
ever minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 207, 314);
nothingness, sphere of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
neither conscious nor not sphere of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
living godly life to become, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 183);
various kinds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 207);
human action harming, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235);
tree-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Devotion, disadvantages of, for one person, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 196)

Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 22, 26ff., 33ff., 97, 107, 129, 131ff., 135, 145, 175);

discipline of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6, 15ff., 122, 214);
householder's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);
warded by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39);
Nārada's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 49ff.);
living in the home by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 64);
preacher of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65);
living by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71);
nine parts of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 172, 257);
convincing others, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71);
corrupt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84);
the Tathāgata's lion-roar, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95);
his respect for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95);
begrudging, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 108, 189);
stinginess as to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 194, 197);
-bearers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134);
aptness at, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148);
found in one, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 146);
of taking a wife, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
-talk for sick, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 111);
rolling Wheel by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113);
-man, -rajah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 114ff.);
rarely revealed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 127);
well declared, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155, etc.);
-talk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 271);
good to think on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157);
-doers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178);
five advantages of hearing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 181);
doubt in, mental barrenness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 182);
teaching women, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 190);
living in mirror of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 193);
ever minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204ff.);
winning firm ground in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 213);
-training, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 297);
-forecourse, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 297);
skill in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 302, 313);
to get rid of lust, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 225);
-garner, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 245);
of wayfarers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246);
stream of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 248);
for this life, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 253);
-minders, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257);
of amity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264);
black and white, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 274);
a discourse of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291ff., 179, 234, 240)

Dhammā (plur.), as states, qualities, things, passim; courses, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131);

doctrines, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257)

Dhammika, brāhman monk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 260)

Diffuseness, non-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 302)

Digestion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21);

helping to strive, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 53, 83);
for canker destruction, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 118)

Digging pit for self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 248, 264)

(see Pit)

Disbelief, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4, 297)

Discipline, the, not known to the old, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65);

corrupt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84);
-bearers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134);
-minders, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257, 107)

Disease, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 59, 60, 112, 188);

name for desires, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 221)

Disgust, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 23, 68)

Dispassion, when it thrives, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14);

best of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27);
things leading to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68);
leads to release, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70, 230ff., 235, 268, 314)

Dissembler, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88)

Dissenter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 105)

Diversity in man, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 247)

Diviner by ceremonies, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 151)

Dogs, pack of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62);

five things seen in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162, 188)

Doṇa, brāhman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 163)

Doubt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 51, 53, 58, 76, 181, 210, 225, 300, 305)

Dreams, Bodhisat's five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 174)

Drums, etc., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 120, 122, 230, 243, 282)

Dust, cloud of, 72ff.; (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 281)

Dyes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 169)

Earnest, -ness, -ly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 219, 232);

the one thing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 259; 268, 284, 312)

Earth, diving into, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12);

viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240)

Ease, in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);

following calm of mind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 16);
zestless, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18, 34);
four abodes of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155)

East Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 243)

Eaters, never-after-time, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162);

from-one-bowl, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162)

Eating in moderation, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 57, 131,) etc.

Efforts, the four, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);

strong in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 53);
peace from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56);
wrong in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109; 219)

Elders, qualities not advantageous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 90)

Elephants, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95);

-skill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 117);
treasure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126);
lore, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 231; 243, 259, 277, 282)

Emancipation, achieved, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 103);

talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 92);
whole body of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104, 197)

Endeavour, strenuous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91);

talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91; 107, 219)

Enemies, enmity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 47, 201, 209, 315)

Energy, as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff., 200, 203);

for right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 250);
the mean of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 267);
as psychic power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67);
to attain, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81ff.);
gives confidence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 97);
active, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 105);
low in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 147);
governance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200; 117, 118)

Enlightenment, things that lead to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68, 242)

Entanglements, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98)

Enticing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87)

Envy, -ious, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235, 315)

Epitomists, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257)

Equanimity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 245)

(see Poise [upekkhā])

Escape: from cankers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 169ff.);

five elements of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 179);
six factors of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209);
from the noose, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 224)

Eunuch, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98)

Evil, five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 195)

Example, of godly living, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 141)

Exertion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 182, 219)

Exhorting, five things required for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 144)

Eye, celestial, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13);

friendly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 55);
keen, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66)

Eyewitness, in psychic phenomena, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12ff., 19, 68, 299)

Faculties, uncontrolled, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 78);

the mean of (samatā), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 267);
purified, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 271; 203, 276)

Faith, as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff.);

as growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 66);
perfecting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 92);
treasure of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44);
a limb oi striving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 53);
without, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88);
gives confidence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 97);
gift of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 108, 194);
uncertain in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 124);
lacking brings fear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135);
why a brahman has, in Gotama, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 172);
governance by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200);
in right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 250, 266, 24, 54, 157, 200, 203, 230ff., 245)

Fakirs, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Fame, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32, 40, 103, 197)

Families, disadvantages from visiting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 191ff.)

Famine, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54);

-time, not suitable for striving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 83)

Fancy, ensnarled, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211)

Farm, paternal, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63);

farmer, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 215)

Fate (not in text), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 210, 212)

Father, fate of slayer of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Faultlessness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 290)

Favours, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22);

work done as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 54, 83, 242)

Fawn, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211)

Fear, -ful, -ness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 57);

five to be contemplated, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81ff.);
five will arise, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84, 86, 97, 135, 143, 150);
hell's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 156);
of snake, women, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 191, 195);
name for desire, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 221)

Fear of blame, as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff.);

without, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88);
about right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 250)

Fee, teacher's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Feeling, ending of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141);

source, fruit, variety, ending, steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291)ff.

Festering, five in hell, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Fetidness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 265)

Fetters, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61);

freed from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69);
five lower, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70, 271);
men put in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153)

Field, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33);

-labourers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63);
Magadhan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Fingers, to snap with, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 74)

Fire, ill luck from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37);

hurt from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130);
undefiled, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 168);
five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 187);
danger to riches, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 190; 219);
viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241; 245);
-pit, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 271)

Fish, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22);

-erfolk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241);
-men, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273);
-monger, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 216)

Flag, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69)

Flattery, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 242, 269)

Flesh, trade in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153)

Floods, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 190)

Flowers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 274, 279)

Flurry and worry, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 51, 53, 76, 225, 297, 300, 312)

Food, cloying of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68ff., 109ff., 199ff.)

Foolishness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 245, 297)

Forest, giants, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36);

of Mahāvana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62);
stealing from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153);
-gone, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161);
-sense, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 242, 82, 74ff., 86, 105, 107)

Form, woman's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56);

not enduring, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88, 119ff., 203)

Foul, cultivation of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 310)

Four-regioner, the, a monk as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104)

Fowlers, taught Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95; 273)

Frauds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 146)

Friends: snakes and women betray, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 191);

evil, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 277; 297)

Fruit, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35, 199);

jujube, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41, 63);
banyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Gabled Hall, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 31, 40, 62, 109, 126, 171, 174)

Gadfly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 123, 276)

Gain(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 242);

above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 229, 314)

Gateway, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22)

Gavesin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158ff.)

Gem, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 229)

General, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63, 215)

Generosity, talk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134);

merit grows by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251)

Gentleness, in exhorting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 144);

in monk and thoroughbred, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 181)

Ghee, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Ghosita Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 102, 135, 148)

Gifts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33);

advantages of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);
results from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 31);
of a good man, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130)

Gladness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15, 32, 37, 135, 312)

Gleanings, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 83)

Gnat, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 123, 276)

Gnosis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 268, 251, 255);

five avowals, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 92);
from making' five things become, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 110);
gain of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141)

Goad, for horses, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20)

Goal, the (pariyosāna): of godly life, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 58, 160);

the deathless as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65);
beyond (attha), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 72);
exhorting about, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 145, 169, 178, 205ff., 253, 255)

Goblin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56)

God-goers (Brahmacārayo), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33);

godly man described, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157)

Godly life (brahmacariya), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 10, 15, 22, 25, 57ff., 61, 66ff., 73ff., 78ff., 80, 87, 89, 100ff., 104, 112, 116, 147, 157, 182, 185, 190, 192, 198, 245ff., 250, 284);

lived as householder, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 212)

Gold, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 30, 39, 162, 244, 275, 279)

Good (attha), one's own, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9, 29)

Gossip, delight in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91);

leads to falling from temporary release, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131, 280)

Gotama (Buddha), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21, 163ff., 168ff., 172ff., 237, 241, 254, 258)

Gotama, sect of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200)

Gracing one's residence, five ways, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 193)

Gradual, the: talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 136)

Grain, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162)

Grammar, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Granaries, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 116)

Grasping (upādāna), source of birth and death, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 222, 268)

Grass, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 99, 120, 176, 260, 290)

Graveyard haunters, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Greed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 223, 239, 248, 253, 303)

Growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 6, 302);

five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66)

Grubber, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 263)

Gruel, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 40);

five advantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 183, 199)

Guidance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84)

Guildmaster, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63, 215)

Habits, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 140)

Hall: of sick, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109);

service, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 143)

Hankering, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 75)

Happiness, happy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 13, 22, 24, 26, 29, 32, 37, 38, 42);

hard to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39);
from riches, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 190, 236, 302)

Hare, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Harlot, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98)

Harmlessness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 265, 268);

harm-thinking, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 311)

Hate, hatred, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 5, 76, 151, 165, 201, 205, 222, 223, 246, 268, 239, 254, 305, 310, 315)

Hatthaka Ālavaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Haven of rest, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34)

Headman, village, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 215)

Heaping up deeds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 239)

Health (āyu), -y, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21);

for striving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 53, 61, 83);
not from five things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 111, 113, 118)

Hearing, 'celestial,' (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12)

Heart, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 91, 130, 168)

Heaven, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 13, 24, 26, 31, 32ff., 37ff.);

hard to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39; 40, 113, 150ff., 166, 178, 191)

Heirs, ill luck from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37);

to deeds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 59, 137);
hurt from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130, 190)

Hell, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 13, 112, 129, 140, 150, 155, 185, 194, 239, 251, 264, 274, 303)

Heritage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35)

Highway, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98, 139, 158, 216)

Hills, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 25)

Himālaya, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 176, 222, 244)

Hindrances, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 51, 53);

the five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 80, 275);
death as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81)

Homage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22ff., 241ff.)

Homecrafts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 29)

Homeless life, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4, 25, 58, 146, 160, 165ff., 268, 275)

Home-man, when he may declare his state of self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155)

Honey, cake, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 173);

of bees, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Honour (yasa), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24, 26);

hard to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39, 42)

Horses, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20, 120, 122, 244, 277, 282);

skill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 117);
treasure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126, 229)
(see Thoroughbred)

Hound, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 277)

Householder, treasure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126)

Human beings, trade in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153)

Humility, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38)

Humours, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101)

Hunter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165, 273, 274)

Hurt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 77, 79)

Hyena, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81)

Hypo-crite, -crisy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235, 201, 315)

Icchanangala, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21, 241)

Ideal, various persons', (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 258)

Ideas, evil, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 7);

wrong, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 123; 269)

Ignorance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69);

canker of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 293)

Ill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 13, 35, 45, 53, 222, 232, 285);

putting away in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);
no-self in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70);
origin, ending, way to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 80);
lust is fraught with, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 79);
its source, variety, fruit, ending, steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291ff.);
view leading to destruction of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);
five of recluse, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112);
-faring, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2);
-luck, warding off, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38);
-ness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54);
-health, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101, 111)

Illusion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 315)

Ill-will, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 51, 53, 76, 135, 136, 145, 165, 209, 225, 300)

Immovable, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93ff., 98)

Impatience, five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 186)

Impermanence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68f., 109f., 200, 235, 314)

Impetuosity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 315)

Importuner, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102)

Impostors, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 146)

Indolent, -ce, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38);

beings fear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135, 147, 201, 312, 315)

Initiate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 238)

Insight (paññā), as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff., 200, 203);

emancipation of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 69, 101, 109, 193, 203, 245);
true, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14);
penetrating, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 16, 19);
as growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 66);
perfecting of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 92);
treasure of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44);
hindrances which weaken, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 51);
achieved, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 103);
corruptions weakened by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76);
lacking brings fear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135; 200, 203, 250);
(vīpassanā), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266)

Instruction, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36)

Intoxication, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 315)

Investigation, as psychic power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67)

Iron, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48)

Isidatta, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246, 314)

Isipatana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 226, 279, 284)

Jackals, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 228)

Jailers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Jain, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199, 273)

Jambu's stream, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39)

Janussoni, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 258)

Jar, water, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20)

Jātiyā Wood, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 28)

Jeta Grove, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1, 24, 37, 42, 47, 51, 55, 150, 202, 214, 232, 233, 236, 243, 254, 298)

Jewel, treasure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126)

Jīvaka Komārabhacca, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Joy: in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 37);

living the godly life with, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 58);
best of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149);
Dh.-linked, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 205);
kindly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209);
in training, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 232, 130, 135, 20)

Kaccāna, Mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214);

on minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 224);
on times to see a student of mind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 227)

Kakudlia, deva, with Moggallāna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Kapilavatthu, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204)

Kappina, Mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214)

Kāraṇapālin, brāhman, with br. Piṅgiyānin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 171)

Kāsī, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 279)

Kassapa: Buddha, concerning, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158);

brāh. sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164);
Mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214);
Pūraṇa, six breeds of men declared by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Khema, declares gnosis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 254)

Kimbila; Kimbilā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 180, 239)

Kindliness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 136)

Kisa Sankicca, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Knowledge (ñāṇa), of release, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9);

fivefold arising, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 17);
excellence of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 52);
achieved, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 103);
things that lead to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68);
perfecting of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 92);
whole body of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104, 197);
gnosis from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 313);
141;
psychic (abhiññā), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 58);
how to obtain, and what is realizable, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12, 19, 68);
true, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14)

Koliyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95)

Koravya, rajah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Kosal-ese, -an, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21, 47, 158, 216, 286)

Kosambī, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 102, 135, 148)

Koṭṭhita, Mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214);

on being corrupted, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 280f.)

Lac, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 169)

Lake, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 281)

Lands, monks marking out, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87)

Layman, five things make him an outcast, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 151);

nor to be satisfied with mere giving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 152);
his declaration of self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155)

Lazy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88, 97)

Lead, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11)

Learn-ing, -ed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15);

as growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 66);
perfecting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 92);
treasure of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44);
when old, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65),
gives confidence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 97);
talk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134);
lacking brings fear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135; 144)

Leather, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 271)

Leaves, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 36, 256, 263)

Leopard, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81, 95)

Liberality, ever minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 207)

Liberation, unsurpassed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 160);

realized by the Bodhisat, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 177)

Licchavis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62, 126, 171)

Life, long: hard to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39; 42, 60ff., 63);

life's bundle (sakkāya), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 179, 211, 285, 304);
fashioning of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211);
lower, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 73ff., 78ff., 280ff.)

Light, conscious of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76)

Lightning, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 25)

Light-Ward, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264)

Lilies, water, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18, 174, 245)

Lion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81, 94);

-roar, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6)

Liquor, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 129, 150ff.);

results from indulging in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 154)

Log of wood, on viewing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240)

Loneliness, talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91)

Longings, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251)

Lore, traditional, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134)

Losses, five sorts of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Luck, ill-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 38);

believer in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 151)

Lust, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 27, 35, 55, 152);

strands of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 57);
canker of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 76, 293);
similes for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 79);
marriage for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 167; 150ff., 190, 223, 225, 236, 246, 265)

Lute, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 230, 267)

Lying, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 150ff., 154)

Madhurā, five disadvantages of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 188)

Magadh-an, -ese, fields, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 106)

Magaṇḍa, follower of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200)

Mahānāma, Licchavi, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62ff.)

Mahanāma, Sakyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204ff., 314)

Mahāvana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 31, 40, 62, 109, 126, 171, 174)

Maidens, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24, 26, 154)

Makkhali, Gosāla, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Malice, five ways of putting away, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 137ff., 201, 315)

Mallikā, wife of Pasenadi, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47)

Mandate, Dh. as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115)

Mango, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 260)

Mantras, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164);

why sometimes not clear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 168ff., 258)

Māra(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 45ff., 50, 113, 244);

as the Evil One, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56)

Mark, pressing towards (attha), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 128)

(see Aim, Goal)

Marvels, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 172, 257)

Master, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15, 53, 220, 232)

'Mastery,' (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6)

Meal, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34);

one-mealer, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 159)

Measure, in punishment, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113; 247)

Meed (see Merit), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35, 38, 44, 157)

Memory, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44)

Meṇḍaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 28, 314)

Merchants, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Merit (see Meed), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33, 35);

yields in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 42, 236);
immeasurable, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43);
five ways to get, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178);
from generosity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251; 103, 124, 156f., 202, 206, 193, 292)

Messengers (pessā), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 130)

Metteyya, questions of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 284)

Migāras mother, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 243)

Migasālā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246)

Mildness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 245)

Milk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 55, 83, 161)

Mind (cetas, citta, manas, or verbs): calm in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);

debased, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11);
eighteen states of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13);
emancipation of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 101, 105, 109, 193, 203);
when composed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 16);
purity of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 19);
bending the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 19);
not obsessed by past, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41);
concentration, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43);
well-stored, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104));
control of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240);
not made become, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84);
retentive, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 89);
reflecting on as freed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91, 93f., 131);
tossed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93, 125);
one-pointed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131);
when becomes calm, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 140);
compassing a deva's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 96);
roughness in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 99);
-emancipation made become by amity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209);
ways to be watched, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 107);
when not composed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 121);
five forms of mental barrenness and bondage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 182ff.);
student of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 225f.)

Mindfulness (sati), as power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 7, 200, 208);

in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);
four uprisings of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 275);
wrong in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109);
as to insight, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 110);
forgetful in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 184, 297, 56, 75, 80, 147, 193);
of death, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 217, 226, 245, 266)

Minding (anussarati), above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 314);

six states of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 223ff.);
other six, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 227ff., 231)

Moat, filled in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69)

Modest, -y, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88, 251)

Moggallāna, Mahā, with deva about Devadatta, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95; 214, 236)

Money, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30)

Moon, stroking the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12, 25, 260)

Moral(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39, 64);

five disadvantages from failing in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 185)

More-Dhamma (see Abhi-), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 85)

Moss, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 138, 170)

Mother, 55;

duty to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 64);
fate of slayer, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Mountains, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12, 36, 75, 80, 98, 176, 282)

Mount Vulture Peak, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240, 260, 266, 273)

Munda, rajah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48ff.)

Muser, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 245, 252)

Music, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 267, 243)

^! Musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8);

applied similes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18ff., 76, 80, 101, 103, 105, 144, 166, 193, 198, 227, 251, 281, 300)

Nādika, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 217, 278)

Nāga, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 244ff.)

Nāgita, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22ff., 241ff.)

Nakula's parents, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211);

Nakulapitar, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Name and form, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 285)

Nanda's mother, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 236)

Nandana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32)

Nanda Vaccha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Nārada, with Muṇḍa rajah on sorrow, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48ff.)

Nibbāna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 61, 123, 157, 224, 230, 233, 244, 259, 275, 291, 298, 309);

things that lead to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 68);
rest from toil, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211)

Nobles, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157, 165, 186)

Non-humans, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 82, 188, 195)

Non-returner, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67, 110, 198, 297, 308)

Noose, escape from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 224)

Novices, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 107, 197, 199, 215, 242)

Nuns, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 55, 67, 87, 95, 98, 108ff., 115, 199, 240, 283)

Oblations, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 202)

Obligations, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 89, 104, 107, 116)

Obstinacy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 201, 315)

Ocean, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43, 237)

Offerings, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 33, 35, 202, 236)

Old age, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 45, 54, 59);

qualities hard to find in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 64)
not easy to turn to the B.'s word in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 82)

Once-return-ing, -er, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 198, 246)

Open-air lodgers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Order, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 27, 45, 54, 55, 134, 152, 156, 174, 181, 193, 194, 196, 206, 212, 232, 234f., 236, 240, 261);

Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266, 279, 305);
Devadatta's longing to lead, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 96);
how the Order may live comfortably, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);
doubt in, mental barrenness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 182);
ever-minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 223);
fate of him who embroils, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Ornaments, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11)

Outcast brāhman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Ox, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 157, 280, 281)

Pain, name for deaire, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 221, 224, 270)

Parents, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35, 36);

kept happy, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37, 190; 63, 117)

Pariah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 274)

Park, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 78, 87, 199, 242)

Pasenadi, rajah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47, 243)

Passion, -ate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 78, 88, 123, 128, 200, 205, 209, 254, 280, 297, 305, 310, 314)

Pāṭaliputta, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48)

Patience, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38, 181, 259, 308)

Peace, from effort, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15, 33, 61, 211, 222, 232, 251)

Penetrat-ion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 300);

-ive, discourse, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291)

Perceptions, entering ending of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141);

source, variety, fruit, ending, steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291)

Perils, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 89, 104, 200)

Perseverance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 182)

Petas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35, 37, 155)

Phagguna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 270)

Phlegm, pains from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101, 81, 219)

Physic, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 110ff.)

Picker, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 263)

Piety (pema), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 230ff.)

Pigs, flesh of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41, 217)

Pillar pulled up, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69)

Piṅgiyānin, brāhmans on Gotama's wisdom, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 172ff.);

his verses, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 174ff.)

Pingo, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4)

Pit, digging for self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 99, 266)

Pith, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36)

Pity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 41);

to put away malice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 137);
pervading, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
for cscape, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209);
freed by, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 265, 193)

Piyaka, Muṇḍa's treasurer, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48ff.)

Plain-song, five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 184)

Plants, water, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 138, 170)

Pleasures, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 4, 32, 223, 250, 279, 285)

Ploughing, not suitable for brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165)

Poise, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 128);

to put away malice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 137);
pervading, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
for escape, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209, 202, 251)
(see Equanimity)

Poison, trade in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153)

Poverty, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 250)

Powcr(s): learner's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1ff., 182);

psychic, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12, 67ff., 299; 202);
Devadatta's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 96);
divine, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24);
the powerful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98ff.)

Prayers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 39)

Preceptor, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 57)

Precepts, minor, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 10);

moral, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158)

Presents, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63)

Pride (mada, māna, adhimāna), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 38, 201, 248, 315);

three forms, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 310);
of youth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 59, 61);
avowing gnosis through, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 93)

Psalms, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 172, 257)

Purana, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246, 314)

Purpose (sankappa): wrong in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 108);

lustful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112);
conscious, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 276);
passionate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291)

Quarrelling, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 134)

Quarters-receiver, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199)

Quartz, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 244)

Quest (upavicāra), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 258)

Questioning, five states of mind when, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141)

Rag: wearing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 86, 279);

dust-heap-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 138);
-clad-men, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161)

Rāhu, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178)

Rain, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18, 22, 26, 38);

five stays, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 177; 281)

Rājagaha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26, 240, 260, 266, 273)

Rajah, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24, 26, 37, 47);

mahā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 48);
warrior-crowned, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63);
capital, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 86);
hurt from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130, 190, 153);
rajah's men, not suitable for brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165, 181, 203);
ministers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 99, 116);
wheel-roller, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113, 260);
five qualities of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 116, 215)

Ranee, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 47)

Ranter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88)

Real, the (sāra), in self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66);

reality, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251)

Recklessness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 297)

Recluse, five qualities which grace, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 100);

five faults of one who walks behind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 106);
five ills of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 112)

Release, -d, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9);

spheres of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15);
in heart, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 116);
bondage-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 119);
insight-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 125);
temporary, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131);
five things that lead to falling from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131, 247);
immutable, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251);
from bonds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 256);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 313)

Religion (Dhamma), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61)

Remember, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13)

Remissness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 5, 30)

Remors-e, -ful; in exhorter an exhorted, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 145ff.);

fate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 211, 250ff., 255)

Renunciation, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22);

coolth of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61, 70, 200, 235, 241, 283, 301, 302, 311, 314)

Reproach, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3)

Repudiation, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 134)

Resolve (adhiṭṭhāna), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 258)

Restraint, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 181)

Revata, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214)

Reverence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 233, 299)

Reviling, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54)

Riches, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 37);

advantages of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 190ff.)

Rite(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 269, 305);

ritual of Vedas (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 163)

Rivers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43, 98, 286)

Roads, main, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20, 34, 139, 158);

cross, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 281)

Robbers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 37, 54, 83);

five courses of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98; 190, 273)

Robes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 25, 86);

-receiver, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199)

Rock cave, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 75)

Roots, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 19, 35, 262, 263)

Runes, the, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 257);

with Abhi-Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 85)

Sacrifice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 258)

Saddhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 5, 90, 131);

disappearance of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 132ff., 180, 240, 307);
making others stand fast in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 147; 195f.)

Sage(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 40, 47, 49);

list of brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164, 251, 265, 284)

Sahajātī, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 252)

Sāketa, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 127)

Sakya, -n, -ka(s), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21, 241, 220);

sons, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 184);
deva-king, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262ff., 314)

Sal-tree, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36);

grove of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158)

Sāmagāma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 220)

Sandhāna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Saṅgārava, brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 168ff.)

Sāragga, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Sārandada shrine, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126)

Sāriputta: as Wheel-roller, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 114)

on putting away malice, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 137ff.)
on talk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 140);
on examples, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141)
on questioning, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141);
on ending perception, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 141ff.);
on virtue (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 147);
with Ā. on aptness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148, 155ff.);
on fate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 210);
on viewing wood, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 240);
À. lectures tc (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257, 214, 236)

Sāvatthī, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 1, 24, 37, 42, 47, 51, 55, 150, 202, 214, 233, 236, 243, 254, 255)

Sayings, the, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 257, 85, 172)

Scornful, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235)

Scorpion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81, 219)

Sea, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43, 176, 262)

Seamstress, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 284ff.)

Seclu-sion, -ded, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 86, 134. 147, 161)

Sect of the triple staff, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 200)

Self (attan), -warded, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 5, 266);

mastering, calming, perfecting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 38);
not-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66);
real in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66);
not in ill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 70, 200, 235, 314);
belittles not, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 131);
not perceiving qualities in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135);
talking not for own(-) hurt, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 136);
layman declaring state of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155);
-goal, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 169);
upbraiding self, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 187, 195);
minding virtue in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 206, 223);
fruit for hereafter, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 237);
-acting, -agency, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 237);
Dh. knowable by its relation to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 253ff.);
not mentioned in gnosis declaration, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 255);
seeing naught in, to be done, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 268);
not perceiving anything as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 308);
sayaṃ, -wrought, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 307);
sakkāya, -view, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 311)

Sensations, rise and fall, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 269)

Sense, -ual: desires, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 221f.);

source, variety, fruit, ending, steps thereto, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 291, 300);
-enthralled, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 127);
fivefold joy of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130);
-doors, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 57, 107, 232; 131, 147, 216, 302);
six organs of,(PTS GS-3 pg(s) 285)

Serenity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 45, 173)

Serf, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 157, 165, 177)

Service, begrudging a family's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 108);

hall, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 214);
above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 229ff., 314, 193)

Seta, elephant, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 243)

Shamelessness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 297)

Shaveling, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199)

Ships, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Sick, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 45, 83, 173);

hall of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 109, 110, 270)

Sights, best of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 148);

above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 229, 314)

Signless, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 209)

Sīha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 31)

Silver, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 30, 162, 275, 279)

Sitters: tree-root-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 161);

one-place-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162);
lone-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 307)

Sīvaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 253)

Skill, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95, 117);

in Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 302)

Slaves, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 37, 38, 63, 130, 101)

Sleep, -ing: delight in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91, 210, 232)

five who sleep little, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 110; 131, 220)

Sloth and torpor, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11, 51, 53, 57ff., 72, 76, 215, 225, 297, 300)

Smells, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88, 106, 110ff., 203, 269)

Snakes, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56, 81, 191, 219, 244, 276)

Soldiers, foot, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 122, 282)

Solemnities, the, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 257)

Solitude, in musing, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 18, 192, 302)

Son, why desired, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35; 55)

Soṇa, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266ff.)

Songs, the, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 230, 257)

Sound(s), of devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12);

of women, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56);
above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 229ff., 88, 106, 119);
best of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 149, 203, 269, 314)

Speeches, the, as part of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 71, 133, 257, 78, 89, 109)

Spirits, trade in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153)

Squirrels' Feeding Ground, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26)

Standard: flag, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 73);

Dhamma as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115);
goodman's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251)

Stars, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 25, 260)

States not to be got to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 45)

Staying too long, ten disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 189)

Steadfast, banyan tree, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 262)

Steward, -food, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 108)

Stinginess, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32, 194, 197, 207)

Stocks, living on hoarded, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 87 (cf. 245))

Stops, the six, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 304f.)

Stores-keeper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199)

Straightness in monk and thoroughbred, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 181)

Stream, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 52);

-winning, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 8, 198, 233, 307);
layman winning to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155);
of Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 248)

Strength, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 34, 47, 52);

on seeing Nibbāna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61; 160, 204, 282, 300)

Strife, five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 185)

Stripper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 263)

Striving, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21);

limbs of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 53):
times for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54);
conditions suitable for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 83)

Stubborn, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235, 301)

Student, of mind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 225)

Sudatta, Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Sulkiness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135)

Sumanā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 24)

Sumana, on declaring gnosis, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 255)

Summary-bearers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134)

Sun, stroking, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12)

Sūra Ambaṭṭha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Surges, five, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 136)

Survey-sign, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 19)

Suspected, about five things, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 98)

Sweeper, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 274)

Swiftness, in monk and thoroughbred, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 181)

Sword, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56, 77, 81, 117, 122, 231, 270, 309)

Sympathy (lit. joy), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165)

Taking what is not given, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 155ff., 153)

Talk, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 210, 220);

ten sorts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 91, 94);
limiting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 107);
five ill-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 134);
five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 186)

Tapussa, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 313)

Taste, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56, 88, 119ff. 269)

Tathāgata, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2);

five powers of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6, 27, 44f., 53, 85);
a lion, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 95);
fate of wounder, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 122);
rolls Dh.-wheel, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113);
rarely revealed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 127);
smile of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 158);
lion-roar, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 295, 117, 122, 175, 180, 205, 223, 230ff., 240, 248ff., 271, 287, 305, 313)

Tavakaṇṇika, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Teach-er, -ing:doubt in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 182, 187);

comfort in, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 55);
five sorts, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 96)

Tenacious, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235)

Tendencies, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61)

Theory, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 80, 90, 105)

Thieves, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30, 82, 119, 130, 259)

Thirst, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 27, 123, 138, 277)

Thoroughbreds, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 20, 181, 203)

Thoughts: knowing others', (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12);

sustained, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18):
deathless as goal, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65);
of foulness, etc., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 65);
lustful, etc., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 123);
impermanence, etc., (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 66);
as psychic power, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 67)

Three-thorn Grove, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 127)

Thrice-ten, heaven, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 32);

devas of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 207, 234)

Thugs (luddā), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273)

Tigers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 81)

Tiller, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264)

Times, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113);

for exhorting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 144)

Tin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 11)

Tissa, brahmā, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 233)

Tooth-stick, five advantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 183)

Torpor, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 51)

(see Sloth)

Touch, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56, 88, 106, 119ff., 203)

Town, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 22, 73, 86, 281)

Trades, five not to be plied, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 153);

bloody, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 273):
not suitable for brāhmans, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165)

Traditions, family, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 35)

Training, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3, 55, 73ff., 78, 87, 91, 107, 116);

above all, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266, 314)

Tranquillity, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15)

Treasures, in sea, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 43);

of the Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44);
five revealed, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126, 175);
hoarded, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 162; 229)

Trees, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14);

banyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 34);
sāl, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 158);
palm, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 69);
bamboo, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165);
-dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 263, 72, 99, 140)

Trickster, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 88)

Truth, won to, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6);

Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9);
winning, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 230)

Tusita devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 207, 234);

world, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 246)

Udāyin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135, 141, 227, 244)

Ugga, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 40ff., 314)

Uggaha, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 28)

Uggata, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Ugl-y, -ness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 46, 188);

viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241; 204)

Unattractive, symbol of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 23)

Unclean, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 191)

Undergarments, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 199)

Unruliness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 133, 312)

Upavāna, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 143)

Urge, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 219, 305)

Vajjians, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 62)

Vajjiyamahita, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Vāmadeva, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Vāmaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Vāseṭṭha, br. sage, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164);

layman, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Vedas, the three, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 163)

Veḷukaṇḍaka, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 236)

Vermin, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 228)

Vesāl-i, īyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 31, 40ff., 62, 109, 126, 171, 174)

Vessāmitta, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Viceroyalty, rajah's son's aim, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 118)

Views: right, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 10, 13);

for emancipation, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15; 107);
wrong, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 13, 108, 184);
fall into the way of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 86, 90);
of extremist, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 100);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);
way of being considerate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 208);
-won, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 265);
groundless, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 266);
-bound, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235)

Vigilance, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 58, 216, 94)

Vijaya, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 314)

Village, brāhmans (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 21);

governor of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 63, 73, 139, 153)

Virtue(s), -ous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9, 10, 14f., 24f.)

practices, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 26);
as growth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 66);
perfecting, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44, 92);
treasure of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 44);
achieved, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 14, 66, 103);
more-, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102);
talk on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 92, 134);
gives confidence, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 97);
higher, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 84);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 102, 313);
greater, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 193);
whole body of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 104, 197);
lacking brings ill-health, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 111);
brings fear, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 135);
ever minding, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 204, 223);
a way of being considerate, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 208, 33, 35, 39, 89, 105, 107, 116, 144, 157, 234, 259, 297)

Vision (dansana),of release, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 9);

inward, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 15);
person of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 264)

Void, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 85)

Wakefulness, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 107);

awake, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 176)

Wandering, aimlessly, five disadvantages, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 188)

Wanton, worldly, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 249)

Warrior, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 72);

Dhamma for, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115; 116, 231)

'Was' (Lent), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 257)

Watch, awake to the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 107);

a Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 115; 251)

Water, walking on, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 12);

-inlet, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 18);
ill-luck from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 30);
hurt from, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 130);
-courses, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 52);
viewing wood as, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 241, 23, 120)

Way, the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 61, 131, 136);

eightfold, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 177, 292ff.);
arahant's, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 279);
to the Beyond, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 284);
concentration is the, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 296)

Weal (attha), (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 40, 64, 237, 251, 259, 268)

Well-faring, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 3)

Well-gone, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 22, 32, 143, 155, 157, 174, 179, 205, 242)

Wheel, divine, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 6);

of state, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 113ff.)

Whispers, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 105)

Wife, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 36, 63ff., 151, 154);

seeking according to Dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 165)

Wind, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 101, 81, 183, 219)

Wisdom, Gotama's clarity of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 172);

parts of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 235)

Woman, treasure, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 126; 73);

dress of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 56, 78)

Wool, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 29, 212)

Word, five marks of, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 178)

World-knower, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 2, 22)

Wrath, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 248)

Yāma devas, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 207, 234)

Yamadaggi, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 164)

Youth, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 54, 59, 82)

Zeal, -ous, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 251, 300)

Zealots, dhamma, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 252)

Zest, (PTS GS-3 pg(s) 152, 205, 220, 245, 266, 303)

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Abhorrence (jegucchin), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 119, 125)

Abidings (vihāra), the nine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 276)

Abolitionist (venayika), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 119, 125)

Aciravatī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65, 136)

Action (kamma), monks not tc delight in, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13, 15);

belief in (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 124ff.);
right, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23).

Activities, the (saṅkhāra), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 105)

Adept, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 223)

(asekha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 296)

Aggāḷava, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 147)

Aggregates of grasping (khandha) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 101, 301);

see Skandha

Ajātasattu, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11ff.)

Āḷavī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 147)

Alert, -ness (uṭṭhāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 188, 215)

(āloka), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 292)

Alley walk, fixing the thought on (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 52)

Alms, -giving, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 20, 128, 143, 160)

Ambapālī's Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 64)

Amity (mettā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54ff., 68f.);

release by, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 103, 198, 168, 233, 265)

Analyses, the (paṭisambhidā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 19)

Ānanda, with the Buddha, on Vajjian growth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 12);

the praiseworthy (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 21);
the Obligations, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 140);
women going forth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 182);
earthquakes (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 205);
with Udāyin, on percipience, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 286);
on escape, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 296);
witt Tapussa and the Buddha on giving up (nekkhamma), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 293ff., 248)

Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 56, 262, 272)

Park, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 20, 24, 56, 103, 175, 231, 237, 248, 252, 262)

Angas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Anger (kodha, -na), seven conditions, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 59ff.);

how to understand (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Aṅgīrasa, sage (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Animals, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 24, 66, 114, 130);

skint of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 263ff.)

Añjana Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Annihilationist (ucchedavāda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 119, 125)

Anotattā lake, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Anuruddha, with the Buddha, on thoughts of a great man (mahā-purisa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154ff.);

on women who become devas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 175ff.)

Arahant, Vajjian, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11);

how to become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 99);
-ship, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 160, 183, 193);
-monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 240, 245, 2, 140)

Ariyan, disciple, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2ff., 72, 79, 108, 241, 259);

listener, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 39);
code, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 289);
conditions, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241);
wisdom, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
penetration, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 232);
Dhamma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);
concentration, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 69);
conduct, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
release, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
how to become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 99);
the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 77, 104, 274, 276);
silence, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 105, 238);
way, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 151);
practices, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 204)

Arrogance (atimāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Aspiration (paṇidhi), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164)

Assakas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Assemblies, sorts of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 76 (cf. 112); 205)

Astray, cannot go, in four ways, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 246)

Asuras, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 137, 290)

Attached, the partly, devas who know, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 43)

Atthaka, sage, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Attributes (bala), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 150ff.)

Auras (obhāsa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 201, 290)

Avantis, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Avarice (macchariya), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102);

see Meanness

Awake (buddhd), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69, 173);

awakening (sambodhi, -a), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 14, 97, 225, 231)

Backslidings (parābhava), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16)

Bamboo Grove, near Kimbilā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 49);

Rājagaha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 271)

Banyan Tree Park, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149, 181)

Barbarians, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152)

Barrenness, mental (cetokhila) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 302)

Becoming (bhava, -ti), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32, 65, 108; 41f., 53, 69, 78; 8; 245f., 253);

making become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15, 28f., 80, 82f., 101, 103f., 151, 163, 198f., 215, 231, 283, 300-6);
ought to become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 106);
advanced in (pāragū), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 108)

Beyond, the (uttarin), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41, 44, 103, 163);

all (anuttara), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 45)

Bhaggis, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50, 154);

-a, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 178)

Bhagu, sage (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Bhāradvāja, sage (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Bhesakaḷā Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50, 154, 178)

Bimbī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Birds, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 28)

Blame, fear of (ottappa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 2, 3, 7, 14, 17, 22, 63, 72, 99, 104, 147, 219, 234);

a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107)

Body, discriminative (sāviññāṇka kāya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 30)

Bojjhā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 175, 229)

Bondage (saṅyoga), a discourse on, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32)

Bounty (cāga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 4, 5);

see Generosity

Bourne (pada), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41, 67);

see Goal Bowl, when a monk may reject, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 227)

Brahmā, great, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54, 68);

world, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 22, 43, 67, 68, 90, 103);
devas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32, 118, 175);
hosts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 35, 44);
how to arise among, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164);
five qualities, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 44);
his empty palace (vimāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54);
with Māras (see s.v.)

Brāhman, as godly man, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 31) and passim;

as arahant, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 8, 62);
how one becomes, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98);
as caste, 11ff. (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 47, 68, 85, 174);
village, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 223);
householders, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 225)

Brick Hall, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 212)

Bright Eyes, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 90)

Buddha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 124, 129, 130, 149, 160, 167, 227, 247, 264, 296);

see Awake

Buddhas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 5, 55, 128, 143, 217, 264)

Cālikā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 234)

Calm, -ing (passaddhi), as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);

(upasama), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 224);
see Tranquil

Campā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 33, 114)

Candikāputta, with Sāriputta on gnosis-declaration, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 271)

Cankers (āsava), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 9, 42, 49, 80, 82, 95, 110, 123, 193, 211, 240, 284, 291);

-freed, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62);
three sorts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 123);
attributes of freed monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 151);
what destruction depends on, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 284)

Capala Shrine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 205)

Celestial Coral Tree, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 78)

Cereals, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 71, 111, 115)

Cetis, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155, 172)

Chaddantā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Channels (mukha) for loss, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 189)

Charitable (cāgavant), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 147);

see Bounty

Clansman, what leads to his happiness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 190)

Cloths, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 264)

Complying, -ance (anunaya), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5, 107)

Composed (samahita), a Dhamma for the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155)

Conceit (mana), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5, 6, 41, 98);

see Pride

Concentration (samādhi), as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);

seven things about, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 20);
adornments, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23);
in musing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 38 (see s.v.));
signless mental, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 45);
when far from, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 53);
right, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 63, 219);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
the chief state, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222, 257);
boundless, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 283);
gnosis as fruit, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287);
various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 3, 81, 253)

Confidence (visārada, vesārajja), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 47, 48)

Conscience (sati), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 97);

see Mindfulness

Conscientiousness (hiri), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 2, 7, 14, 17, 22, 63, 72, 99, 104, 147, 233)

Consciousness (viññāṇa), as aggregate, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 106);

infinite, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 204, 270, 275)

Consolation (assattha: 'breathes again'), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 126)

Constellations, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 51)

Contact (samphassa), things that spring from, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 100, 222)

Content, -ment (sukha), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107);

-ed (santuṭṭha), a Dhamma for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155, 187)

Cool (nibbāna), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 17, 49, 74, 97, 156, 163, 233, 237, 279, 285ff., 298);

element (dhātu), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 139, 210);
-ed (nibbuta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 277);
the complete (pari-), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 207ff., 298);
unattached (anupāda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40);
become, -ing, completely (-nibbāyate,) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54, 62);
-(nibbāyin: tattha) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 268, 285);
(antarāupahacca-, asaṅkhāra-, sa-), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 41ff., 100, 253);
-ed (parinibbuta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 49, 69, 223);
making completely (-nibbāpenti), the self (attānaṃ), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 27, cf. p. 54);
be cool (parinibbātu), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 207);
a cooling (-bbāyika), Dhamma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152);
of iron, in simile (nibāyeyya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41ff., cf. also, 2, 27, 214)

Countries, the middle, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 153)

Courses (gati), the five, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 301);

see Farings.

Coveting (abhijjhā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 292)

Craftiness (sāṭheyya), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Crocodile Hill, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50, 154, 178)

Cundī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Deathless (amata), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 27ff., 257, 298);

cf. Immortality

Deceit (māya), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Decline (parihāniyā), things that make for in Vajjians, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10, 12);

in monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13ff.);
in layman, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15ff.)

Deeds (atthacariyā), the best, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 242);

(kamma), ripening of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 255)

Deer Park, in Bhesakaḷā Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50, 154);

Ānjana Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Delusion (moha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 23);

(parāmāsa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98)

Deliverances (vimokkha), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 203)

Destruction, decay, etc., seeing in many things, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 100ff.)

Desire (icchā), evil, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 10, 14, 21);

(kāma), aloof from, in musing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 38, 275ff.);
(chanda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16);
as the root of things, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222);
putting forth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241; 246)

Detached (anupādisesa), devas who know, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 43)

Deva(s), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 5, 16ff.);

brahma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 22, 79, 269);
radiant, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 68, 269);
lustrous, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 269);
royal, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34, 35, 68, 79, 164, 172);
earth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 79);
long-lived, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152);
-eye, the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50, 96);
talk to laymen (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 145, 146);
their ten ranges, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 165)

Devadatta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 109, 271)

Dhamma, testing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 14);

-view, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 5);
vision of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128);
in brief, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 186, 198);
zest, sweetness of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 285);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);
-discipline, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 21, 22, 181);
-hymn, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 36);
the tathāgata's, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 48),
not seen in anger, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 60);
-follower, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 45, 146);
-talk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 38);
-knower, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 75);
-discourse, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 112, 130, 238);
-teaching, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 143);
the nine sections of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 75);
for going abroad, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191);
-bearers, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 207);
setting aroll (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 209);
to be seen for oneself, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 297);
how to recognise, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 96);
-sight, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 143);
when layman preaches to monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144);
devas declare about, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144);
what is not, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187);
various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10, 15ff., 47, 51, 57, 69, 77, 80, 105, 124, 128, 137, 144, 149, 152, 155, 167, 210, 228, 240, 258);
best gift, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241)

Dhavajālikā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 110)

Dice-play, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 189)

Diffse (papañca), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155)

Discipline, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 95ff.) and passim

Discontent (anabhirata), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 29);

(asantuṭṭhi), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Discourse, threefold, graduated, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128, 143)

Discrimination (nepakka), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 73)

Disgust (asubha), when set up, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 28)

Disputes, how to settle, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 97)

Doubt (vicikicchā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 39, 144);

see perplexity.

Earnestness (appamāda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16, 17, 80, 89)

Earthquakes, eight causes, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 205ff.)

Eastern Bamboo Forest, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155)

Eastern Park, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 140, 174, 178)

Eating, not in moderation, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15)

Effort (voyoga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);

peace from, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54);
(vayāma), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 214, 229);
(padhāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82ff., 139, 304)

Emancipation (vimutti), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 42), and passim;

the most precious state, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222);
see Release and Liberation

Employments, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 188)

Ending (nirodha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14, etc.);

gradual, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 275, 299)

Energy, -etic (viriya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 10, 16, 21, 50, 73, 99, 105, 121, 131, 234);

as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);
Dhamma for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155);
power of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 241)

Enmity (upanāha), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Envy, -ious (issā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 6);

how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 120)

Escape (nissaraṇa), to the beyond, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 44);

(okāsādhigama), from the noose, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 286, 296)

Exertion (viriyārambha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16, 187)

Expectation, 10, 13, 103; cf. (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 31, 255)

Expiation, rules as to, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 228)

Faculties (indriya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82, 139, 151)

Failure (aparihāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 216);

see Decline

Fairies (devatā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 175)

Faith (saddhā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 14, 22, 50, 71, 99, 147, 161, 188, 210, 233, 242);

-follower, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7);
-freed (vimutta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 45, 146)

Fame (yasa), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107);

see Homage

Family, when not to be visited, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 6)

Fancies (papañcita), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40);

see Diffuse

Farings (gati), of man, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40);

see Courses

Fear (bhaya), how engendered, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 61);

the five, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 242);
-ful, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 290);
-lessness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 48);
the fearless, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 298)

Feelings (vedanā) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 105);

their rise and set, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 114)

Fellowship, when praised, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 53)

Femininity, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32)

Fetters (saṃyojana), worn away by amity, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 103);

how to snap, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 285);
the three, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7);
the five, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 38, 41, 145, 301, 302);
the seven, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5)

Fires, seven sorts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23ff., 41)

Fortress, its supplies, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 71)

Freed-both-ways (ubhato bhāgavimutta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 44, 146, 297)

Friend, -ship, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 17);

ways of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 18, 19, 45)

Frugality (subharatā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Gabled Hall, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 46, 124, 142, 174, 181, 205).

Gaggara lake, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 33, 114)

Gain (lābha), greedy for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1);

a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107; 188)

Gandhāra, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Gandharvas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 137)

Ganges, -ā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65, 136)

Gatherings, (sangaha) four bases of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149);

see Sympathy

Gaya, Head, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 201)

Gems, the seven, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 55, 172, 68);

in ocean, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 137)

Generosity (cāga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191, 242);

see Bounty

Ghosita Park, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 21, 175, 286, 295)

Gifts, giving, -er (dāna), eight ways, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 160);

grounds for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 161);
cheerful, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);
why results vary, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 33ff.);
of greeting, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 36);
visible results of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 46);
master-, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 46);
five great gifts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 168);
the best, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241; 263)

Giftworthy,(PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8);

fire of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23ff.)

Giribbaja, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 245)

Gnosis (aññā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 138, 245);

the fruit of concentration, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Goal (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 61);

(pada), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 108);
(pariyosāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 30)

Godly life (brahmacariya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 4, 5, 21, 31, 45, 104, 159, etc.);

the principle of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 112);
five rules of training in for householder, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144);
when timely to live, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152ff.);
why not lasting long, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 185);
why one lives, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 255f.);
where may be lived, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 266)

Godly men (brāhmana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 31) and passim;

see Brahman

Gold, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);

-smiths, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 80);
various kinds, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 174)

Good (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 163, 242);

see Weal

Goodwill (paṭisanthāra), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16, 17);

(avyāpajjha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 168)

Gotama, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 12, 24, 30, 69, 117, 191, 224)

Gotamaka shrine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206)

Grace (pasāda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 5);

see Trust

Grasping (upādāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40)

Growth (vuddhi), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 78);

things that make for, in Vajjians, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10ff.);
in monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13ff.);
in layman, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15ff.);
(sambhava), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 208);
see Progress, Origin

Hankering (icchā), various kinds, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 194ff.);

see Desire

Happiness (sukha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32, 54ff.);

celestial, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172);
which is not sensed, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 279ff.)

Hatred (dosa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 23, 98, 119, 126);

how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Hatthaka, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 147ff.)

Heaven (sagga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128)

Hell, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 25, 85, 122) and passim.

Highwayman's qualities, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222)

Hindrances (nīvaraṇa), the five, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 293, 300)

Homage (yasa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 224);

see Fame

Homeless life, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 45)

Honour (sakkāra), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 107)

Hope, living the godly life in the (paṇidhāya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 31);

(atthāya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 255)

Householder, fire of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23ff.)

Hypocrisy (makkha), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Icchānaṅngala wood, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 224)

Ignorance (avijjā), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);

shell of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 120);
stain of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 134);
hemmed in by, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154)

Ill (dukkha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 6, 8, 9, 31, 39, 68, 109, 117, 123, 128, 143, 173, 256);

seeing in many things, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 100);
-ender, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69)

Illusion(s) (maññita), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40);

(moha), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102);
see Delusion

Immortality (amarana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 91);

cf. Deathless

Impartially, giving, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144, 146)

Impermanence, -nt (anicca), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 14, 27, 151, 258, 265);

ill in, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 29);
seeing in many things, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 100)

Impetuosity (sārambha), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Import (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 240)

Inaction (akiriyā), theory of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 119; 124)

Inclination, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 124)

Income, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 189)

Indolence (pamāda), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102);

(kosajja), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Infatuation (moha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98, 119, 126);

see Delusion

Insight (paññā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 104);

see Wisdom;
(vipassanā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 239)

Intoxication (mada), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Invitation festival, the (pavāraṇā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 183)

Island (dīpa), of support, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62)

Issues (gata), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 39)

Jambudīpa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 265)

Jantugāma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 234)

Jānussoṇi, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 30)

Jaṭilāgāha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Jeta Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 16, 20, 24, 56, 103, 175, 231, 237, 248, 252, 261, 262)

Jīvika-Komārabhacca, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 150)

Kakkarapatta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Kallavāḷamutta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50)

Kambojas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Kāāṇā, her mother, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Kaṇṇamuṇḍā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Kapilavatthu, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149, 181)

Karma (kamma), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 122, 163);

see Deeds, Action

Kāsis, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Kassapa, sage, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34);

Pūraṇa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Khemā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Khujjuttara, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Kimbilā, -a, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 49)

Kindness (peyyavajja), the best, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241ff.)

Knower (aññā, cf. Gnosis), seven sorts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 75ff.)

Knowledge (vijja), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 163);

(ñāṇa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 63, 201, 219, 256, 295);
(abhiññā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 21, 159)

Koliyans, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187, 229)

Kosala, -ese, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 84, 172, 223)

Kosambī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 21, 175, 286, 295)

Koviḷāra Pāricchattaka, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 78);

see Celestial Coral Tree

Kunālā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Kuru, northern, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 265)

Layman, -disciple, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);

non-returner, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 146);
when may express disapproval of a monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 227);
how one becomes, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149)

Laws (dhammā), Vajjian, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10)

Leanings (anusaya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 6, 41)

Learning, -ed (suta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 99)

Liberation (vimutti), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 257);

see Emancipation, Release

Licchavis, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10, 124)

Light (āloka), fixing the thought on, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 51);

but cf. Alert and (PTS GS-4 pg(s) p. 292)

Life (jīvita, -ka), is short, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 91);

its span, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 93);
the even, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 189, 215)

Listening, -ers (sāvaka, suta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 14, 49, 72, 147)

Longknee, the Koliyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Loss (alābha), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107)

Lust(s) (bhavarāga), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);

worldly, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41);
(rāga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98, 119, 126),
see passim;
lustlessness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164);
(kāma), as fire pits, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 151);
names for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 192)

Macchas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Magadha, -an, -ese, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11, 50, 172)

MahāKoṭṭhita, with Sāriputta, on why one lives the godly life, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 254ff.)

MahāMoggallāna, with Brahmā Tissa and the Buddha on devas' knowledge, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 43ff.);

with the Buddha, on getting rid of drowsiness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50ff.);
ejects a monk from assembly, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 141, 35, 248)

Mahānāma, Sakyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149ff.)

Mahāpajāpatī, asks and obtains permission from the Buddha to go forth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 181ff.);

is told Dhamma in brief, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 186)

Mahāvana, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 46, 124, 142, 174, 181, 186, 205, 293)

Mahī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65, 136)

Mahisavatthu, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 110)

Mahout, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 90)

Malice (paḷāsa), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Mallas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172, 293)

Mallikā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Mandākinīī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Mantras, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 91, 134)

Manujā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Many Sons Shrine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206)

Māra(s), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32, 48, 118, 175, 202);

the Evil One, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 71, 75);
his snare, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62);
range, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154);
tempts the Buddha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206ff.);
where he cannot see one, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 291)

Marriage ceremony, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144)

Masculinity, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 32)

Master (satthar), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16, 17, 135);

see Teacher

Mean, -ness (macchari, -ya, macchera), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 4, 6, 242);

five forms, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 302);
see avarice (hīna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 261)

Meaning (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 75)

Meat, eating, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 129)

Medicines, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 71, 156ff.)

Meghiya, with the Buddha, on how to win mind-emancipation, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 234ff.)

Merit (puñña), the peerless field for making, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 6);

fear not, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54);
bases of such action, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164);
yields in, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 167);
growth by generosity, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191) ;
transferring to another person, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 37);
various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 25, 104, 194)

Messages, who may take, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 134)

Metals, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 263)

Metaphysics (lokāyatika), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Migāra Rohaṇeyya, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);

mother of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 140, 174, 229)

Mindful, -ness (sati), as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);

a Dhamma for the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155);
of death, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 212ff.);
the master state, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222);
four arisings of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82, 139, 151, 299);
various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 10, 13, 21, 38, 50, 73, 99, 113, 158, 219, 233, 257, 276)

Mortification (tapas), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 120, 125)

Mote Hall, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 124)

Mount Vulture's Peak, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11, 13, 43, 109, 245)

Muse, musers, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 94, 262, 286);

what they should make known, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 285)

Musing (jhāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 22, 38, 71, 73, 79, 95, 121, 156, 159, 193, 210, 275ff., 289ff., 296);

the confounding of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 283)

Mutta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Nadika, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 212)

Nāgas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 137)

Nakulamātā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 178, 229)

Naḷeru, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 117, 136)

Nanda, his qualities and the way for him, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 112ff.)

Nandaka, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 237)

Nibbāna, see Cool

Nigaṇṭhas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 124, 127ff.);

the (Nāṭaputta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 124, 288)

Nimba tree, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 117, 136)

Nodding, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 50)

Non-returners, -ing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 140, 183, 193)

Nothingness (akiñcañña), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 204, 270, 275)

Nuns, being freed, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 43);

the qualities of an adviser, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 186)

Obligations, the (pātimokkha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 95, 105, 131, 140, 232, 236)

Obscurity (ayasa), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107)

Observance day, the (uposatha), when the monks could keep, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 142, 33, 140, 170ff., 259)

Obstinacy (thambha), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102)

Ocean, its marvels, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 136)

Offence, specified, rules as to, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 228)

Offerings (bali), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10)

Office-bearers, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15)

Once-returner, -ing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 140, 183, 193)

One-pointedness (ekaggatā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23)

Order, the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13, 15ff., 35, 47, 80, 105, 124, 128, 133, 138, 140, 146, 149, 168, 228)

Origin (sambhava), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222);

see Growth, Progress

Padumā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Pahārāda, asura, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 136ff.)

Pain (dukkha), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107), see Ill

Pañcāla, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Pañcālacaṇḍa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 296)

Passion (rāga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8);

fire of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23ff.);
how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 101, 229);
see Lust

Peace (santa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41, 294);

(khema), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 48, 53, 207);
see Security

Perception(s) (saññā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 40, 105);

their rise and set, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 114);
neither nor non-, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 204, 270, 276)

Percipient (saññin), how one is, yet senses not (paṭisaṃvedati), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 286)

Perfection, -ing, -ed (sam√pad), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 162-3)

Perplexity (vicikicchā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98);

see Doubt

Persons (puggala), worthy, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 6, 8, 9, 99ff.)

—3,640 persons, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 101)

Petas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152);

realm, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 169)

Pity (karuṇā), as God-state, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 199)

Poise (upekhā), as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);

when set up, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 28ff.);
how acquired, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 41);
as God-state, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 199);
in the fourth musing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 276), etc.

Powers (bala), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 3);

the five, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82, 139);
the four, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241);
psychic (iddhipāda), the four, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82, 139, 151);
what can be effected if made to become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206);
in detail, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 304)

Praise (pasaṃsā), a worldly obsession, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 107);

(anavaññatti), greedy for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1);
(niddasa), grounds for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 20)

Precepts (sila), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128);

see Virtue

Precise (nippapañca), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155)

Pride (māna), how to understand, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 102);

(soṇḍa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 52)

Profitable things (sampattiyo), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16)

Progress (sambhava), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16); cf.Growth, Origin

Promise (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 243)

Property (nibbhoga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 118)

Puññiya,(PTS GS-4 pg(s) 220)

Purpose (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 198, 222)

Qualifying (√pac), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Rājagaha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11, 43, 109, 150, 245, 271, 279)

Rajah, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 4, 5, 11ff.)

Rathakārā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Rebirth (upapatti), due to gifts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 163);

(apagabbha), against, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 120, 125)

Recluse (samaṇa), how one is, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98)

Reflections (vitakka), their rise and set, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 114);

see Thoughts

Release (vimutti), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 123, 186);

Ariyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
flavour of (rasa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 139);
see Emancipation, Liberation

Reliance, -ant (upanissāya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 80);

(nissaya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 233)

Renunciation (pahāna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14, 102, 230);

(caga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 150), see Bounty;
(nekkhamma), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128, 142, 224);
see (PTS GS-4 pg 293)

Requisites, of fortress, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 70)

Resisting (paṭigha), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5)

Respiration, when it ends, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 275)

Restraint (dama), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62)

Righteousness (anavajja, kusala), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 72, 80 and passim)

Robbers, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5, 185)

Rolling on and back, worlds, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54)

Rose Apple Grove, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 55)

Rules, for women, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 183ff.)

Rūpī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Sacrifice (yañña), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 24, 104)

Saddhamma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15, 16, 49, 55, 77, 149, 154, 167, 194)

Sajjha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 246)

Sāketa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 287)

Sakka, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54, 68, 111, 165)

Sakya, -yan, -yas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149, 181, 224);

sons of the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 139)

Sāmavatī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Samiddhi, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 256)

Sankheyyaka mountain, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 110)

Santusita, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 165)

Sarabhū, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65)

Sārandada, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10, 206)

Sāriputta, with the Buddha, on seven good qualities, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 17);

on grounds for praise, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 20);
on the result of giving, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 33ff.);
on whom a monk should rely, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 80ff.);
on the attributes of a canker-freed monk, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 151);
on persons who die without attachment, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 252ff.);
the Buddha tells of his endowments, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 19);
with Moggallana, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 35);
his Lion-roar, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 248ff.);
with Kotthita, on why one lives the godly life, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 255);
with Samiddhi, on the basis of purposive thoughts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 256);
with Candikāputta, on thoughtfulness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 271);
with monks, repeats two suttas preached by the Buddha, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 215-6);
with Udāyin, on how the cool ought to be understood as happiness, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 279ff.)

Sāvatthi, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 20, 24, 56, 103, 140, 174, 175, 231, 237, 248, 252, 262)

Scope (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 18);

see Goal, Hope, Promise

Seasons, the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 93)

Seclusion, -ed (pa-viv-eka, -itta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 151, 155, 224)

Seourity (khema), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 298);

see Peace

Seer-in-body (kāyasakkhin), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 44, 146, 297)

Self (attan), no, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9);

not the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);
made-become, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);
cooling, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 27);
none in ill, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 27, 29);
seeing none in many things, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 100);
-knower, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 76);
weal of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 89);
-seeking (sāpekha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Sensing (paṭisaṃvedati), when none, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 286)

Services (kara), being fruitful, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 89)

Seven Mangoes Shrine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206)

Shrines, Vajjian, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10)

Signless dweller (animittavihārin), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 45)

Sīha, general, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 46ff., 124ff.)

Sīhapapātā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 66)

Sineru, mount, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 64ff.)

Sirima, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Skandhas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 105);

see Aggregates

Slaves, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 26, 70)

Sleep, monks not to delight in, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13, 15)

Sociability, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Solitude (paviveka), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187);

see Seclusion

Somā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Soṇā, her mother, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

South Hill, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 35)

Space (ākāsa), infinite, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 204, 270, 275)

Speech, fair, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 17);

right, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 229)

Spheres (āyatana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 269);

mastery of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 202)

Spoke-Rim, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 90)

Spontaneous birth (opapātika), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 8, 285)

Squirrel's Feeding Ground, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 271, 279)

Stains (mala), eight sorts, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 134)

Standards (ṭhāna), for arahant, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 246);

for householder, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191)

Stations (ṭhiti), of survival (viññāṇa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 22)

Stream, part of the upward (uddhaṃsota), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 42)

Streamwinner, -ing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 44, 140, 273)

Strife (āghāta), the base of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 275)

Sudhana, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Sujātā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 56)

Sulkiness (appaccaya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 114, 133)

Sumanā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Sunetta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 67);

see Bright-Eyes

Sunimmita, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 165)

Suppavāsā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Suppiyā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Sūrasenas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 172)

Survival (viññāṇa), stations of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 22)

Sutavan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 245)

Suyāma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 165)

Sympathy (muditā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 199);

(saṅgaha), power of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241);
see Gatherings

Talks, monks not to delight in, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 13, 15);

provoking, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 53)

Tapussa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 293)

Taste (rasa), in double meaning, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 118)

Tathāgata, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 24, 39, 72, 118, 126, 142, 152, 181, 206, 264);

what he is blameless of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 48);
why it occurs to him to preach Dhamma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 220);
eight terms for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 223)

Teacher (satthar), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 80, 104, 144, 160);

his word (vacana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154);
(sāsana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 97, 187);
of Sunetta, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 68);
see Master

Temper (kopa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 114, 133);

see Anger

Things (dhammā), the root of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 221)

Thirty devas, their tree, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 78);

their king, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 111);
how to arise among, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164, 68, 172, 265)

Thoughts (saññā), with deathless as goal, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 27);

how to make radiant, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 51),
see Perceptions;
(vitakka), three evil, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 236);
of a mahāpurisa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155);
the base of purposive, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 256)

Tigerfoot, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187)

Tiller, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 90)

Timis, fabulous fish, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 137)

Tissa, brahmā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 43ff.)

Tissā, her mother, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Toils (ākāra), of a woman, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 135);

(saṅsāra), of birth and death, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154)

Training (sikkhā, sekha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 15, 16, 17, 21, 80, 105);

disavowing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 134);
gradual, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 138);
rules of in godly life, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 144)

Tranquil, -lity (cittṃ pasīdati), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 143);

(passaddhi), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 299)

Treasures, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3ff.)

Troops, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 70).

Trust (pasāda), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15);

see Grace

Truth (sacca), whose name is, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191);

(attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 20, 252)

Tusita devas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 68, 79);

how to arise among, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164, 173);
the bodhisat quits, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 209)

Udāyin, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 279, 286, 295)

Udena Shrine, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 206)

Ugga, minister, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 4)

householder, of Vesālī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 143);
of Hatthigāma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 145)

Uggatasarīra, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 24)

Ujjaya, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 191)

Uncertainty (vicikicchā), fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);

see Doubt, Perplexity

Unexplained (avyākata), the, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 39)

Unprofitable things (vipatti), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 16)

Upali, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 96)

Upright (uju), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 194);

see Way

Uruvelakappa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 293)

Uttara, talks with deva-king (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 110)

Uttarā, Handa's mother, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 229)

Vajjians, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10ff., 145, 172)

Vāmadeva, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Vamaka, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Vanities (vidhā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 30)

Vasavattin, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 166);

at (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54) 'all-powerful'

Vāsetta, sage of-old, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34);

disciple, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 174)

Vassakāra, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11)

Vedas, the three, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 160)

Vegetation, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65)

Velāma, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 263)

Veḷukaṇḍa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 35)

Venerable, fire of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23)

Verañjā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 117, 136)

Vesālī, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 10, 46, 64, 124, 127ff., 142, 174, 181, 185, 186, 205)

Vessavaṇa, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 35, 110)

Videhan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 11)

View (diṭṭhi), unqualified in text, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 4, 10, 21, 62);

wrong (micchā-), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 1, 106, 122);
(pāpa), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 117), detailed, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 152-3);
right (sammā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 23, 122, 131, 229);
fetter of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 5);
issues (gatā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 39);
of individuality, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 98);
a person of right (-sampanna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 264);
view-winner (-patta), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 7, 45, 146)

Virtue, -ous (sīla), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3, 4, 5, 50, 147, 164, 188, 242);

more (adht-), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 15)

Visākhā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 174, 178, 229)

Vision (dassana), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 63, 201, 219, 295);

a person of (diṭṭhisampanna), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 90);
see View

Vote, majority (yebhuyyasikā: 'what is of the majority'), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 97)

Wanting (icchā), much, little, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 187, 232);

see Desire

Wariness (arakkha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 188, 215)

Watchfulness (sampajañña), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 192)

Way (magga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 128, 143, 191);

Ariyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 82, 151);
straight (uju) (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 131);
divine (diviya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 161);
perfect (sampadā: 'the perfection of the), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 163);
declared by the tathāgata, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 154)
(gāminī), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 3)

Weal (attha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 19);

see Good, Goal

Weapons, various, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 55, 62, 70)

Welfare (hita), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 149)

Well-farer (sugata), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 45, 69, 143, 152, 206)

Wheel-turner (cakkavattin), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 54, 68)

Wheel-Wright, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 91ff.)

Wis-e, -dom (paññā), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 3, 4, 7, 14, 19, 22, 50, 70, 99, 117, 147, 151, 163, 188);

power of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 241);
Ariyan, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 69);
(adhi: more), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 239);
a Dhamma for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 155);
the further state (uttara), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 222)

Wish (vasa), turning the mind according to one's, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 20)

Wives, seven kinds, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 56ff.)

Women, their going forth, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 181);

rules for, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 183)

World-cycles, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 68)

World-knower, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 2, 72)

Wrath (kuddha), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62)

Yakkhas, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 37)

Yama, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 68, 79);

how to arise an the devas of, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 164; 165, 172)

Yamataggi, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 34)

Yamunā, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 65, 136)

Yoke-mate to asking (yācayoga), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 4)

Zeal (perm), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 9, 21);

(viriya), (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 62)

Zest (pīti), as part in awakening, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 14);

in musing, (PTS GS-4 pg(s) 38, 276)

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Abandoning, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72);

idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76);
a monk's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
Ariyau disciple's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 171ff.)

Abbuda Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Ablution of brāhmins, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 152)

Abodes of beings (sattāvāsā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 39)

Abstinences of forthgoer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 143ff.)

Accumulation of karma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 190ff.)

Aciravatī, river, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Action, deeds, way of (kammapatha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 40);

wrong, ten ways of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178);
responsibility for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 187ff.);
body born of (karaja), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194);
intentional, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 189);
follow one and recur, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194);
limited range of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 193);
of a fool, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225)

Activities, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6)

Adept (asekha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12, 154);

aggregate of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 207)

Admonishing, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 56)

Adoption, son by (gotrabhū), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18)

Advantage, see Profit

Ahaha Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Aim, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1 n., 38, 155f., 173f.)

Ajita, wanderer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 159)

All-proficient (kevali), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12)

Ānanda, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7, 26, 74ff., 94ff., 103ff., 134ff.);

reputation of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 156ff., 173, 203-4, 219, 223)

Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 119ff.; 124ff., 127ff.);

Park of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1, 33, 63, 66, 74, 86, 89, 94, 119, 127)

Amity, see Brahma-moods

Animals, birth as, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178);

stealthy, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 187)

Application (anuyoga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13)

Approach, with (saparikkamana), of dhamma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 175 n.)

Arahant, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23, 81, 82, 147)

Arisings of mindfulness, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 38)

Ariyan insight, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19);

living, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21, 23);
disciple, 40ff. (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93, 126, 171ff., 193ff., 211);
method, virtues and restraint, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 47, 124, 125, 144, 211);
growth, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93);
dhamma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 100);
eightfold way, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39, 118);
ablution (dhovana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 152ff.);
purge, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 153);
emetic, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 154);
descent by Ariyan discipline, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 162ff., 171ff.);
purification, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176)

Ariyans, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23, 25, 100);

abuse of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 201)

Aṭaṭa Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Attainment, degrees of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8);

boasting of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 106)

Aṭṭhaka town, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 220)

Austerity, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 14, 15);

not blamed bv Master, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 131, 132)

Autumn season, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Avantī, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31)

Aware (saññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7);

see Elevens

Bamboo Grove, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 108)

Banyan Park, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 59, 209, 213)

Bāhuna, monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103)

Barriers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103)

Bases, four (caturāpassena), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21);

of psychic power (paṭṭhāna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117);
of wearing out (mūla), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 151)

Basis, lacking (hat'upanīsa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 4-6);

possessing (up. sampanna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 4-6)

Becomable (bhabba), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 147)

Become (bhūta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129);

the Wayfarer become Brahma, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 157)

Becoming, to end is nibbāna, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 7);

-(bhāva), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 126);
craving for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80);
actions come to be, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194)

Beings, destiny of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10, 138);

persist by food, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 35ff.);
minds of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 138);
abodes of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 39);
responsible for deeds, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 188)

Belief, private (pacceka-sacca), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21, 22);

traditional (apadāna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 216ff.)

Believer (saddha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 10, 28, 104, 216ff.)

Beluva hamlet, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 219)

Best (paṇīta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6)

Between (antara), thoughts, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194, 195)

Births, former, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 25);

further, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81);
seven more, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82);
see Dwelling

Blight, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215)

Body-complex (kāya-saṅkhārā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21, 63);

practices of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 26ff.);
threefold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 196);
and tangibles, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 225);
drawbacks of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 63, 82);
discomforts of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 90);
parts and diseases of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 75);
defilement by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176ff.);
born of action (karaja), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194);
cannot be taken away by dead, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194-5);
mind-made (manomāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215);
see Individual group

Bondage, peace from (yogakkhema), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54, 220)

Bourn, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 24ff.);

of persons varies, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 94ff. 138);
Ill-, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 113, 124, 178, 191);
one of two for cruelty, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 187);
causes of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 195)

Brahma, pacceka (Tudu), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 114);

Sahampati, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 115)

Brahmās, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 35);

Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Brahma-world, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41, 138, 219);

Brahma life, the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11, 14, 15, 18, 22, 27, 51, 63, 89, 92-3, 113, 201, 207);
one living and one not living, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 94ff.);
lived aright, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 108);
fellows in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 136);
Brahma merit, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54);
Brahma, the Wayfarer (tathāgata) has become, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 157, 174);
the Brahma-moods (Brahma-vihārā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 192ff.);
advantages of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 219)

Brāhmin, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 160-1);

ceremonies of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 162ff., 171ff.);
by water, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176);
recluses and brāhmins, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 35, 178)

Breathing in and out, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 74ff.)

Brick hall at Nātika, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 204)

Buddhas, qualities of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 204)

Cala, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Calm (passaddha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Campā, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103, 130)

Cankers (āsavā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 10, 12, 25, 49, 50, 67, 90, 117, 139, 149, 164, 220)

Causal origination (paṭicca-samuppāda), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 126)

Ceasing without remainder, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 97)

Cetī, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 28, 106)

Change (aññathatta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40ff.)

Characteiistics, with (sa-uddesa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10);

of the Teacher, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11);
traditional (apadāna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 261 n.)

Charming (pāsādika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9, 10)

Clansmen, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 87)

Cleansing, see Purification

Cock's Pleasaunce, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 220)

Colours, see Devices

Co-mates, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 14, 27, 136,) [=fellows]

Companionship with lovely,(PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18)

Company (parisa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 24, 51);

concord in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54, 65)

Compassion, of Brahma-moods, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194)

Complete, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9)

Composure, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78)

Compounded things, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117)

Comprehension, full (pariññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 46)

Conceit (ṃāna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 109)

Concentration (samādhi), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5);

winning of (samādhi paṭilabha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7, 227);
a master's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12);
(sati), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76, 140ff.)

Conditions, see States

Conduct (sīla), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1, 2);

leads onward, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3)

Confident (visārada), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Consciousness, clear (abhicetasika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 139);

spheres of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146);
work of mind as, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 202)

Contacts, fit birth, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 188)

Contentment, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 139)

Corpse, idea of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 199)

Covetous, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 66, 178)

Cowherd, qualities of a, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 224, 228)

Craving (taṇhā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6);

to become, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80)

Creatures, various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 16)

Crooked (saṃsappaniya) (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 186);

(asamacariyā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 195)

Crow, qualities of a, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 101)

Culture, see Growth (bhāvanā)

Cunda, the Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 28, 106);

the smith, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 175ff.)

Dark Wood, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 7)

Dasama, housefather, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 220ff.)

Dawn, as harbinger, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 164)

Dead, piety to the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 90);

offerings to (shrāddha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 180ff.)

Death, idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71);

and after, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22) (see Views);
cause of bourn, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 195)

Deathless, the (amata), plunge into the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72, 73);

eleven doors to the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 223)

Debates, frequenters of (parisāvacara), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Declaring gnosis (aññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 105)

Decline, see Waning

Deeds, see Action

Deference to others, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 111)

Defilements and rites, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176)

Deliberate action has fruit, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 189)

Deliverance (vimokkha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9)

Depreciation (makkha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 147)

Descent (paccorohaṇī), of brāhmins and Ariyans, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 161ff., 171ff.)

Deserts, according to (yathābhataṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 197ff.)

Destiny (bourn), knowledge of others', (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 95)

Destruction (khaya), of cankers, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 10, 19, 49, 117);

of rebirth, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 108)

Details, specific (sākāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10, 149)

Deva-sight (dibba-cakkhu), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10, 25, 48, 149, 218)

Devas, orders of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 14, 15, 81, 142, 212);

of delight, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41, 95ff.);
state of, as rebirth, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 180);
devas and mankind, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 207);
all orders recollected, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 212);
living on food, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215)

Devices, the ten (kasiṇa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31, 41ff.)

Dhamma-preacher (dhamma kathika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8);

-seeing, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 30, 68);
true (saddhamma), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50, 78, 113, 202);
ear of (dhamma sota), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 96 n.);
-teaching, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34, 45, 83, 104, 105, 171-86, 195, 225);
-grasping, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34);
dhamma and not-dhamma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 53, 154ff., 173);
dhamma speech, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 159);
-discipline (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 130,) etc.;
taught by Wayfarer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 104, 142);
qualities of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 125);
faith in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 125);
in the self, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
approachable all round, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 175);
ways of action, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 195);
recollection of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 210);
passionate delight in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 222)

Die, cast of true (apaṇṇaka), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 191-2)

Digestive power, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11)

Disadvantages (adīnavā) of body, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76)

Disaster (vyasana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 112ff.);

eleven, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 401)

Disciple, Ariyan learned, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40ff.);

lay-, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 172);
Wayfarer's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 105)

Discipline (vinaya), Wayfarer's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50);

expert in (vinaya-dhara), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Discord, fomenter of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177)

Discrimination, mindful (sati-nepakka), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19)

Disputes, settlement of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 52)

Distaste, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71);

idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76)

Doors to the Deathless (amata-dvāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 223)

Doubt and wavering, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12, 21, 66);

as fetter, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 145);
about Teacher, dhamma, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13)

Downfall, the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 25, 113, 124, 126 191)

Dread, fivefold guilty, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 124ff.)

Dwelling, former (pubbe nivāsa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9, 10, 25, 48, 138, 149, 218)

(vihāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 224);
see Brahma-moods

Ear, and sounds, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21, 144);

of dhamma {dhamma sota), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 96 n.)

Effort, endeavour, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71);

see Exertion

Efforts, four best, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117)

Eightfold Way, Ariyan, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39, 118);

becomes tenfold in the Tens

Elder Devas (Akaniṭṭha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81)

Elements, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7, 206ff.);

of deliverance, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39)

Ending (nirodha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72);

idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76)

Endurance of discomforts, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 90)

Equanimity, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23);

of Brahma-moods, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194, 220ff.)

Escape from Ill, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129, 134)

Essence (sāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 73);

essential, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93)

Eunuch in the Order, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51)

Evil deeds, cause of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 61)

Exalted One (Bhagava), see Wayfarer and passim

Examples, praiseworthy, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 88)

Exertion, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 67)

Existence after death, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 133);

see Views

Expert (dhara), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Explanation (veyyākararṇa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34ff.);

of master and disciple agree, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 203)

Extreme point (koti) of ignorance, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78);

of craving, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80)

Eye, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21);

see Deva-sight;
faculty of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 144);
and objects, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225)

Factor (anga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10-12, 21)

Faculties (indriya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 24, 78, 117);

the five, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 38);
mental, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225)

Fading of interest (virāga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-7, 72, 146, 152)

Failure (virādhanā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 149)

Faith, release by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18);

faithful, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50);
(saddhā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 216);
nutriment of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80f.)

False witness, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177)

Family, birth in a (kolankola), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81, 82)

Faring on, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 24)

Fee, teacher's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 223)

Fetters, ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);

three, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 99);
five, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 221)

Field of merit, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Figure of speech, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 131)

Fire-worship, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 162)

Flowers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17, 43)

Food, beings exist by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 35);

as repulsive, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71)

Fools and wise, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 198);

fool betrayed by deeds, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225)

Forest-dweller (araññaka), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 76, 140)

Form and formless (rūpārūpa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9);

lust of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);
objective form, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 222)

Former dwelling (birth), see Dwelling

Forthgoer (pabbajita), conditions of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 62, 73, 142ff., 216)

Foul, idea of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71, 199)

Freedom from remorse (avippaṭisāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1-5)

Friendship with lovely, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18)

Fruits to be looked for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 73)

Gaggara, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103, 130)

Ganges, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Gifts, refusal of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 143);

to dead kinsmen, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 180ff.)

Girimānanda, monk healed of sickness, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 74)

Girls, guarded, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177)

Gnosis (aññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 105, 108)

Goal (niṭṭhaṃ), the Teacher as, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81);

winners of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81)

Good, making (ārādhanā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 149)

Gosinga Wood, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Gradually (anupubbena), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3)

Grasping-heaps (upādāna-kkhandhā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13)

Great Grove, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Great Questions, the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37)

Group, individual (sakkāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 99, 100, 101)

Grow, making to (bhāvanā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 161, 193, 195)

Growth (vuḍḍhi), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 67, 85, 117);

making (bhāvanā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 154);
ten (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93);
in dhamma-discipline, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 108);
incapable of (abhabba), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 147)

Habit and ritual (sīlabbata), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 95)

Halting midway, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 106, 110)

Happiness (sukhaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Happy (sukhī), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3)

Harmony in the Order, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 53);

general, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 179)

Heart; release of (ceto-vimutti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9, 10, 21, 23, etc.);

habit of (citta-pariyāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 66);
by amity leads to non-return, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 193);
bondages of (ceto-khilā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);
confined and boundless, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 193)

Heirs and kinsmen to deeds, beings as, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 188)

Helps (āhārā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93)

Higher, wisdom (adhipaññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 68);

thought (adhisañcetanika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 221ff.)

Hindrances (nīvaraṇa), five, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78ff., 134, 145)

Home life, oppressive, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 142)

House of Peaked Roof, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Hunters go to purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 187)

Ideas (saññā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71);

three, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148);
ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 199)

Ignorance, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);

extreme point of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78ff.);
nutriment of, leads the way, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 151)

Ill (dukkha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19);

end of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 35, 38ff.);
impermanence as, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72);
cause and destruction of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 126, 129);
clinging and resort to, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129)

Ill-bourn, see Bourn

Ill-luck, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 115)

Illwill (dosa), see Malevolence

Immoral (dussīla), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 4)

Impermanence (anicca), idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71, 74ff., 199);

as Ill, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129)

Impurity, in spite of rites, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178)

Incomplete (aparipūra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Individual-group (sakkāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 99)

(view of), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 101)

Insight (paññā), wisdom, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8);

a master's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12);
release by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17, 21 149);
won here, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194);
Ariyan, penetrating, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19, 124);
of dhamma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 68);
weakening of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 134)

Intentional (sañcetaniya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 191ff.)

Introspective, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 68)

Isidatta, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 95)

Janussoṇi, brāhmin, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 161ff., 171ff.)

Jeta Grove, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1, 33, 63, 74, 86, 87, 94, 118)

Judas-tree Grove, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 83)

Jungle (in metaphore), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 107)

Joy (pāmujja), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Kacchāna the Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31, 173)

Kahāpaṇa (coin), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 59)

Kajangalā and nun at, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 40)

Kakkaṭa, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Kālaka, monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 110)

Kālī, lay-follower, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31ff.)

Kaḷimbha, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Kammāsadhamma, town, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21)

Kapilavatthu, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 59, 209)

Karma, ripeness of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 75)

Kassapa the Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 308)

Kāsi, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40)

Kaṭissaha, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Killing, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 124)

Knowing-and-seeing (nana-dassana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5);

a master's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12)

Knowledge, real, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 26);

threefold (tisso vijjā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148);
release by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80);
leads onward, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 151)

Kokālikan, monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 113ff.)

Kokanuda, Wanderer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 135ff.)

Kosalan: raja Pasenadi, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40, 46ff.);

cartload, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116);
Kosalans, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 83)

Kumuda Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Kuraraghara, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31)

Kurūs, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Kusinārā, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 55)

Learned (bahussuta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, etc.)

Liberality, of Ariyan disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 212, 215)

Licchavites, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 61, 91ff.)

Life, measure of, in purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116);

future, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 124);
see Views

Limbs, of wisdom, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39, 79, 117, 134, 148);

of stream-winning, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 144)

Lion, characteristics of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23);

as name of Wayfarer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23);
roar of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23)

Liquor, fermented, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 125)

Living, Ariyan, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21);

way of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 209)

Lodging, solitary (panta-senāsana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 47);

of the Teacher, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 47);
perfect, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 10, 11)

Longing (saṭṭhesanā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21);

(icchā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 28, 111)

Lore (sutaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 67, 68)

Lotus Pond, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103, 130)

Lovely (kalyāṇa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18);

deeds,causes of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 61);
friends, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215, 217)

Lust, malice, delusion, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 174);

comprehension and ending of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 199)

Magadhese, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82)

Mango grove of Cunda, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 175)

Mahāli, Licchavite, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 61)

Mahānāma, Sakyan, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 209ff., 213ff.)

Mahī, river, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Maiden's Questions, the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 32)

Male man (purisa-puggala), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 95ff.)

Malevolence (ill-will), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12);

as fetter, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 21, 66, 178)

Man, very (sappurisa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 79, 101)

Māras, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34)

Mark (nimitta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 92);

of cattle, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 224)

Master, adept (asekha), virtues of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12);

see Adept

Mastery, stations of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 42)

Material (rūpa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 42)

Measuring (miṇāti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 96, 98)

Memory, good, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19)

Merit, field of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37)

Method (ñāya), Ariyan, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 124, 125, 133)

Midway released (antarā parinibbāyī), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81, 82)

Migasālā, woman disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 94ff.)

Mind, concentrated, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3-5);

obstructions of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);
faults of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 29);
factors of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 77);
distracted, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 108);
-stuff as food, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41);
work of (manasikāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78, 202ff.);
knowledge of others', (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 138);
defilement of, threefold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178);
conduct of, threefold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 196)

Mindfulness (sati), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22);

arisings of (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 38, 79, 134);
neglect of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78);
of self, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215);
see Limbs of wisdom, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148)

Moggallāna, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 105, 113)

Monks, elder (thera), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11);

middle and novice, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 20);
qualities of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 139);
disputatious, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 110);
various sorts of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 30);
boastful, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 160ff.);
novice, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 53);
failings of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 104, 110);
of muddled wits, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 98);
believing (saddha), monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 216)

More-power (iddhi), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 137)

Musing (jhāna): four, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 25, 48, 144ff., 220ff.);

noise disturbs, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 92);
attainment of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 106ff.);
of trained and untrained, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 205)

Naḷakapāna, town, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 83, 85)

Nālakagāmaka, village, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82)

Nandiya, Sakyan, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 214ff.)

Nātika, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 204)

Nature, according to (dhammatā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3)

Nibbāna, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 7, 76; without grasping (anupāda), 46);

as goal, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 73)

Nihilist (venayika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 131)

Nikata, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Nobleman (khattiya) as best of men, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 208)

Northern Kurūs, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Nose and scents, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 225)

Nothingness, sphere of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146);

see Spheres

Nutriment (āhārā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78ff.)

Object (attha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1-4, 148);

of sight (rūpa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21, 225)

Objective forms, lust for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9, 13)

Obligation (pātimokkha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18ff., 50ff., 88);

twofold, knowledge of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51ff., 139)

Obstacles (paripantha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 93)

Obstructions, mental (ceto-khilā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);

see Hindrances

Ocean, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17, 41)

Offence (āpatti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 55)

Offerings to dead, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 180ff.)

One-seeder (eka-bījī), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81, 82)

Order of monks, 50ff.;

dwelling in profitable, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146);
harmony and schism in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 53ff.);
recollected, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 211);
sires and leaders of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 224, 226)

Ordinances, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 53)

Ordination, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51)

Ospreys' Haunt, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31)

Outcast (vevaṇṇiya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148)

Outsider (bāhira), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 45)

Pacceka Buddha, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Paduma Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Particulariser (vibhajja-vāda), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 101)

Pāṭaliputta, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 217, 224)

Pava, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 175)

Peacocks' Feeding-ground, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 207)

Peace of self, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 69);

from bondage (yoga-kkhema), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54, 220)

Perception, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7);

fourfold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 44)

Perseverance, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13)

Person (puggala); ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 96ff.);

measure of a, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 97);
various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 170, 185)

Physic for diseases, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 153)

Pleasure, conducive to, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 150)

Powers, of the Wayfarer (Tathāgata), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 24ff.);

five, ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117-8);
psychic, basis of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117)

Practices to be followed, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2, 6ff.);

right, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 80);
not-dhamma and crooked (dhamma cariyāsamacariya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 195ff.)

Prating, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 29, 30)

Precepts, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18, 91)

Pretences to qualities, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 29)

Profit, carnal (āmisa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177);

of offerings to dead, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 180ff.);
(ānisaṃsa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1-4);
of Brahma-moods, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 219)

Progress, pleasant and painful, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 44)

Property, various sorts of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 94)

Puṇṇiya, monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 104)

Purāṇa, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 94ff.)

Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54, 191);

names of various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116);
for wrong-doers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178)

Purge, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 153)

Purification by water, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176);

of brahmins useless, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178)

Purposely (sankhāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22)

Qualities (dhamma), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 9);

lack of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 99);
good and bad, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19, 28, 109);
ten to forty lead to purgatory or heaven, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 197ff.)

Quarrels, in the Order, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 55);

fomenter of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177)

Quarter (disā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194)

Question (pañha), the ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34ff.);

on dhamma, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225);
the Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37)

Radiance of heavenly bodies, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Radiant Ones, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Range of devices (kasina), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 31)

Rājā and harem, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 57ff.)

Rājagaha, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 135, 207)

Rapture (pīti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Real, the (santaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 26, 76, 203)

Reality, in (yathābhūtaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Rebirth as woe, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82);

among animals and humans, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 182ff.);
in wealthy family, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 188);
spontaneous (opapātika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 222)

Recluses and brahmins, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 32, 35, 45);

who have achieved, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178);
gifts to, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 182)

Reduced-timer (upahacca), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81, 82)

Rejection (paṭinissagga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6)

Release (vimutti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5, 8, 10, 17, 25, 49, 96, 139);

master's, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12);
temporary (sāmāyika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 96, 97);
three ideas of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148);
by Brahma-moods, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 193);
profit of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 219);
definite (asarmya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 215)

Remorse, freedom from (avippaṭisāra), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5)

Repulsiveness, idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71)

Resort, refuge (saraṇaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72, 163)

Responsibility, of beings, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 187ff.)

Returner to birth, non-, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 114)

Reverse (vipariṇāma), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40ff.)

Revulsion, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 40ff.);

idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76);
downright, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 152);
-and-fading (nibbidā-viriga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 2-5, 35ff.)

Ripening, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 163, 171)

Rise-and-fall (udayabbaya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 19, 65)

Robes: -making, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 209, 213);

gifts of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 224)

Rooted in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72)

Rose-apple Land, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Royal court, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 57);

drawbacks of visiting, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 59)

Rulers, Mighty and Great, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Sabbath (uposatha): profit of keeping the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 60, 83);

of brāhmins, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 161ff.)

Sage, marked by deeds, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 225)

Sahajāti, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 28, 106)

Sahampati, Brahmā, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 115)

Sakyans, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 59, 209);

Sakyan's sons, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 135)

Sāmandakāni, Wanderer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82ff.)

Sandha (?Saddha), monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 204)

Sangārava, brahmin, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 160)

Sarabhū, river, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Sāriputta, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 7, 70, 82ff., 113ff., 117ff., 203, 228)

Sāvatthī, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 1, 7, 33, 34, 46, 63, 66, 74, 86, 89, 94, 119);

householders of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 127, 214)

Savours, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22)

Sayings, versed in the (āgatāgama), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11, 57)

Scents, various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Schism (bheda), in the Order, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 54)

Seeds, sesamum, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116);

various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 150)

Seemly (sādhu), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 167, 184ff.)

Self- (atta); not-self idea of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 74);

spheres in the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 36);
not that, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129);
dhamma in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
inner (ajjhatta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145, 215)

Sense-reaction, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146)

Sense-pleasures, enjoyers of (kāma-bhojin), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 119);

-faculties, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 141)

Sensual desires, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 174, 183)

Sentence, passing of (ubbāhika), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51)

Seriousness (appamāda), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 16)

Shore, hither and further, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 160, 172)

Sickness, allayed, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 74)

Silence of Order, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 83);

of Wanderers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129)

Sin, of killing, stealing, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176)

Sineru, Mt., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Sixteenth part (soḷasī), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 171);

seeAppendix

Skeleton, idea of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 72, 199)

Skilled (kusala), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 67, 68)

Slander, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 177)

Sloth-and-torpor, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12, 21, 66, 84)

Sluggish, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 66)

Sogandhika Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Son by adoption (gotrabhū), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18)

Soul (jīva), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 133)

Space, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146)

Speech, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18, 57);

practice of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 27, 196);
ready, 68; as hatchet, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 114);
defilement by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176ff.);
bitter, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 171, 174, 177);
dhamma-, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 159)

Sphere (āyatana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7);

in self, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 36);
of contact, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 45);
higher, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 107);
of consciousness, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 146, 222)

Squirrels' Feeding-ground, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 108)

Standing still (ṭhiti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 67)

State, visible (diṭṭha-dhamma), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8, 10, 25, 37, 38, 48, 139, 163, 194);

good and bad, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 67);
good, faith in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 86);
three states, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 99);
of release, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 220);
of warding, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18ff.);
mental (citta-(ṭṭhāna), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 159, 225)

Statement (uddesa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34ff.)

Stations, of consciousness (viññāṇa-ṭṭhiti), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 36);

of mastery (abhibhāyatana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 42)

Stopping, ending (nirodha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 7)

Straight, straightforward, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 188)

Stream, up- (uddhaṃ-sota), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81);

-winner by faith, 81;
four limbs of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 124)

Striver (yattaka), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 67)

Striving, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13ff.)

Subhūti, monk, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 216ff.)

Substrate, base (upadhi), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6)

Summaries (mātikā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 11, 225)

Summit (agga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3)

Sunrise and dawn, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 164)

Suspension of obligation (pātimokkha-ṭṭhapana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50);

tenfold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51)

Sustenance, support, food (āhārā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 36)

Sympathy, of Brahma-moods, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194)

System, thousandfold world-, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Taints, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145)

Talk, subjects of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 47, 48, 63ff., 86ff.)

Tapoda, pool, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 135)

Taste, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 225)

Teacher (satthā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13);

as goal (niṭṭhaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81);
(ācariya), fee of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 223)

Teachings, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18);

lovely, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51, 109);
see Dhamma

Testifying to truth (kāya-sakkhl), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Things (dhamma) compounded, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 76, 117)

Thorn (salla), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 90)

Thoroughbred, steed and man, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 205)

Thought: purposeful (yoniso), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3, 4, 129);

sensual, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 76, 225);
tendencies of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 117);
higher (abhisañcetayita), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 221ff.);
unclouded (anāvila), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21);
directed and sustained, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
calming of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
defilement by, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 176);
mortal man a between-thoughts, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 194, 195)

Thorough (yoniso), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 78)

Thrill (pīti-veya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 210)

Tongue: and savours, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 225);

weapons of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 63)

Topmost (agga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Traditional (apadāna), marks, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 216ff.)

Training (sikkhāpadaṃ), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50ff.; 148)

Tranquil (passaddha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 21)

Transgressor, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 51)

Tudu, pacceka-Brahmā, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 114ff.)

Tutelage, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 52)

Unclothed (Jains), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 101)

Unity, things conducive to, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 65)

Unwavering, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81)

Upacāla, disciple, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91)

Upāli, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50-54,140ff.)

Uppalaka Purgatory, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 116)

Up-streamer (uddhaṃ-sota), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81)

Uttiya, Wanderer, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 133)

Vajjiyamāhita, housefather, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 130ff.)

Very man (sappurisa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 79, 101)

Vesālī, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 91, 219)

Videhās, Eastern, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

View, right, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81);

winner of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18);
various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22);
of Wanderers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 127, 136);
dependence and impermanence of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 129);
holders of other (aññatitthiyā), confounding of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 159ff.);
wrong, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 178);
resort to, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 136)

Virtue (sīla), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 3-6);
Ariyan perfect, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 211)

Virtuous, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 8)

Visible state (see State), goal won in, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 81)

Wanderers, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 33ff., 72, 83, 87, 127ff., 136ff., 138ff.);

Park of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 407)

Waning (parihāni), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 67, 70, 84, 96)

Warder and warderless (nāthānātha), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 18)

Washing (dhovanaa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 152);

see Wiping

Waste, the (apāya), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 34, 124, 191)

Waxing, see Growth

Way and not-way, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 32);

Ariyan eightfold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39, 118, 184ff.)

Wayfarer (Tathāgata), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 16, 35);

powers of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 23);
(ordinary being), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 22, 133);
discipline of the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 50, 53);
appearance in the world of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 99);
detachment of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 103);
teaching of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 104);
disciples of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 107);
knows and sees, is knowledge, dhamma and has become Brahma, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 157, 174);
recollected, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 209, 213)

Ways of action, ten, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 37, 40)

Weal, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 32);

and woe, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 83);
of birth, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 82)

Wealth, search for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 119ff.)

Wellfarer (Sugata), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 115, 142, 216)

Will-terms, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 67, 150)

Wiping, wiping out (dhovana), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 148, 149, 152);

(vyanti-bhāva), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 299)

Wisdom, limbs of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 39, 79, 134);

weakening of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145);
v. insight

Wishes, various, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 89)

Woman and her wit, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 95ff.)

Womenfolk and lay-followers (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 186)

Wood of Offerings, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 56)

World (loka); awareness of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 6, 7);

this and higher, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 178);
evolution and devolution of, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41, 138);
as it is, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 24);
-system, thousandfold, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41);
matters of the (loka-dhammā), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 36);
distaste for, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 71);
views about, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 128, 133, 136);
will the whole escape? (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 133);
hankering for the, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 145)

Worry-and-flurry, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 12, 21)

Worshipful, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17, 47);

monks, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 137)

Worthy of worship, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

Wrathful, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 66)

Wrong handling (parāmasa), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 13, 100, 102)

Wrong view, etc., (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 149, 155ff., 178)

Wrong path (kummagga), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 149)

Wrongness (micchatta), (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 149)

Yama-world, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 41)

Yamunā, river, (PTS GS-5 pg(s) 17)

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Abhibhu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194f.)

Abyss (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44, 268)

Action, deeds (kamma = karma), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 53, 81, 168, 280);

specified effects of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 117);
right (dhammo suciṇṇo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 276)

Adept (a-sekha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 124)

Age. SeeDecay, Life

Aggregates (khandha's), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141, 169f.)

Ajātasattu, King of Magadha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 38, n.1; 100f.)

Ajita Keaakambala, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 94)

Ākoṭaka, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90f.)

Ālavī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 234f. 275)

Āḷavite, the, bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 102f.)

Alms, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 143f.)

Almsman (bhikkhu), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 15, 65, 94f., 179, 231, 253)

Ambrosia -l, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 154, 173f., 218, 245, 274)

Ānanda thera, his infereuce, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 80);

eulogy of Sariputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87f.);
corrected by the Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13);
mourns, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 107);
brings the Buddha to Sangārava, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 232);
admonishes Vangisa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 238f.)

Anāthapiṇḍika, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 271f.);

his Park, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1, 25, 42, 46. n. 3, 80, 93, 135, 137, 140, 160, 176, 238, 241, 244, 248, 266, 269);
Suttas so-called, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 73f.);
(reborn as deva), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 79f.)

Andhakavinda, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 193)

Anger, feeding on, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 304.)

See Wrath

Angīrasa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 107, 247)

Animal kingdom, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47, 104)

Añjana Grove, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 77)

Antelope, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 25, 257;)

Bank, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 181)

Anuruddha, thera, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 183, 198, 254, 269)

Arahant, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, 21, 24, 36, 67, 105, 184, 226, 297, 301;)

destiny unpredictable, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33, 145;)
work done, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 67f. 226;)
description of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 178, 273);
(brahmins), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 201f.);
See also Saint.

Aruhuntship, formulas of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 97, 105, 177, 220)

Ariyan, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 271.)

See Path

Ariyans, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 58, 69, 188, 200, 296)

Army, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 99, 110, 123)

Aruṇavat, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194)

Aruṇavatī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194)

Asama, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90)

Āsavas ('Drugs,' 'Poisons,' 'Poison-drugs'), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, n. 4, 21, 68, 75, 209, 252;)

drug-immune or purged (khīṇāsava), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 21, 301)

Ascetic, austere, asceticism, austerities, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30f. 92, 104f. 229)
(condemned), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 18, 42, 61, 128;)
(commended), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 77)

Assurance, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 250)

Asura, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 279, n. 1, 281f.)

Asurinda, brahmin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 203)

Ātman, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 56f. 152, n. 2)

Avarice, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27, 20, 43, 47)

Average man, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 186)

Bāhuraggi, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40)

Bait (carnal things), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 142;)

(rebirths), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 92)

Bamboo Grove. See Rājagaha

Banner, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59, 281)

Bard, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 54)

Base, support, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52)

Bathing, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 213, 232)

Beauty of complexion, etc., (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1f. 164;)

of devas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1f., 89;)
of nature, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 297;)
of heart, See Lovely

Becoming, rebirth (bhava), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 49;)
current of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 214)

Being, See Person

Beliefs, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 168, 170, 179, 182f.)

Bhaddiya, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49)

Bhāradvāja, brahmin dun, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 199f.)

Bhoja, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 86)

Black Rock, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 149f. 216)

Blessed, blest, (sādhu); (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 29f. 99)

(siva), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 229)

Bliss, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 26, 36, 42. 144, 158, 259)

Body (kāyo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 24, 158, 164;)

and mind, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 23, 32, 49, 158;)
and soul, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 262;)
(sarīra), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 42, 71;)
(group), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 255, n. 2;)
final, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 271);
See also Carcase

Bonds, ties, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13f.; 18, 22, 24, 32, 37, 56, 103, 165, 193, 243, 252, 263)

Bowls, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141)

Bowmanship, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 86, 123f. 235)

Brahmā, a rūpa god, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 172-98, 180f.;)

Suhampati, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 172f. 190, 192f., 197, 298;)
Baka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 179f.;)
Sanankumāra, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 191;)
Tudu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 187;)
Buddha-world, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194)

Brahmadeva, arahant, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 177)

Brahmins, 'barring out.' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 178;)

'of the Three Vedas,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 299;)
low ideal, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 39;)
Māra as brahmin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 147;)
brahminees, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 177, 199f.)

Brotherhood, See Order

Buddha, Gotama the, his world-compassion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 35;)

his moral perfection, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 35;)
injury, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 38, 138;)
illness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 220;)
preacher, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 60;)
peerless, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 92, 282;)
fearless, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 137, 264;)
careless of safety, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 134;)
passes away, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 196-8;)
solar lineage, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 235)

Buddhas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 137, 176;)

former, Kassapa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1, n. 1; 31, n. 3, 48, 49;)
Konagamana, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 199, n. 1;)
Sikliin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194)

Bullock, ox, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141, 144, 214)

Cālā, bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 165f.)

C[h]ampā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 247)

Candana, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 75)

Candanangalika, upāsaka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 107f.)

Candimā, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 71f.)

Candimasa, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 73)

Carcase (deha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 75;)

(kaḷebara), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 86)

Care-free, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 302)

Careless, heedless, See Diligence

Cause, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 169)

Celibacy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 53, 61)

Cemetery, Rājāgaha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 272)

Cessation, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 160, 172,)
See also End

Chaff, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 244)

Change,See Impermanent, Flux Character, knowledge of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 105)

Chariot, car, carriage, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 58, 97, 288;)

-road, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 274;)
of the Norm, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 45)

Chatter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 254, 256)

Cheat, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 34)

Child, love of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 269;)

and mother, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 162f.;)
children, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14)

Coins, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 108)

Compassion, -ate love, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 35, 72f. 139, 173, 250f., 261, 264)

Competition, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 286f.)

Composed, intent (samodahaṃ), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13, 69)

Conceit-s, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 22, 32, 36, 40;)

fancies, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 16f.;)
vain imaginings, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 18, 32)

Concentrated (samādhit[att]a), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 37, 70, 162)

Concentration (samādhi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 124, 161)

Concourse, congress, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 36f.)

Conditioned, caused, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 170, 255;)

conditions of rebirth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, n. 6)

Conduct, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 98;)

rules of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 293f.)

Confession, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 34, 306)

Congey, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 204)

Conscience, See Conscientiousness

Conscientious, -ness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13, 45, 99, 217)

Consciousness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 152, 165)

Cool, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 226, 273)

Council of brahmins, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 223, 233)

Council-compilers, verses by, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 50, 179, 197;)

names by, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 201, n. 3)

Courtesy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 60, 62, 93;)

disc, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47)

Crab, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 154f.)

Craving, desires (taṇhā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14, 18, 44, n. 1, 55f., 134, 151, 156f., 159;)

(nandi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 76;)
(eja), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 198;)
suffused bv, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40;)
cause of life, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52)

Crops, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 214)

Dāmali, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 67f.)

Daughter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 111, 214f.)

Dear, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 97f.)

Death, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 56, 122, 126;)

-king, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 256;)
-realm, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 32, 40, 49;)
end of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 68, 270;)
fear of, see Fear; power of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 74;)
river of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30;)
yoke of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 16;)
universality of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 96f.;)
death's head, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 82)

Debts, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 216, 298)

Decay, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 50f., 56, 60f., 96f., 126f.)

Demons, See Yakkha, especially (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 267)

Deva (of Kāma-heavens), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48, 160f.);

(of Rūpa-heavens), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1f. 37;)
(of earth), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, n. 3, 250f.;)
sons of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 65f.;)
captious, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33f.;)
throng round the Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 16;)
colour-expresaion of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 89;)
hard to see, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 295)

Devadatta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 38, n. 1, 109, 192)

Dhamma, the Doctrine, Norm, Cosmic Law, See Norm

Dhamma, See Dootrines, Things, Truths

Doliveranoe (nimokkha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3;)

(pamocana), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 270)

Deliverer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 245)

Delusion, illusion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44;)

desire for, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7)

Desires, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 56;)

See also Sense

Detachment (viveka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 113, 160f., 250)

Devahita, brahmin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 220)

Dhammapada, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 209, n. 1)

Dice, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 188)

Dighalaṭṭhi, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 74)

Diligence, earnestness, strenuousness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 36, 40, 85, 111f., 258, 276;)

want of earnestness, careless, heedless, dalliance, etc., (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161, 184f., 246)

Disaffection, discontent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 236, 250, 253)

Discipline (Vinaya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 195)

Disdain, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 237)

Divining, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 248)

Doom, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4;)

(nirayu), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 120f.)

Doorposts, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 184, 186, 289, 298)

Drugs, See Āsara

Drunk, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 248, 259)

Dust, dirt, reck, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 5, 70, 250f.)

Earth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52, 134, 142, 149, 169)

Ecstasy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 229;)

states of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164)

Egress (yātrā, conveying), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 24, 44)

Ekanāla, brahmin village, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 216)

Ekasālā, brahmin village, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 139)

Elements, the four, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 23;))

sense data, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 69)

Elephant, (nāga), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 25, 37, 179;)

(hatthi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 111, 119, 126, 129;)
(kuñjara), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 156, 195)

Elixir, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 274)

Emancipated (vi(ppa)mutta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 33, 39f., 71f., 158, 168)

Emancipation, liberty, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48, 124, 131, 137, 248)

Embers, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 268)

Embryo, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 263)

Emptyhanded, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 120)

End, ending, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 23;)

cometh at the end, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 98;)
thing of ends, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 129f.;)
ender, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 250)

Energy, effort (viriya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 12, 76, 218, 252, 276;)

(padhāna), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 131)

Enlightened,See Wakened

Enlightenment (sambodhi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 94, 220, 270;)

(bodhi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 248;)
(bodho), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103)

Enmity, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 227, 233)

Escape (nissaraṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 16.)

See also Salvation

Escort, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 51)

'Fairwing' birds (supaṇṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 185)

Fairy (yakkha, ī), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 17, 78)

Faith, confidence, belief (saddhā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30, 35, 51, 54, 59, 63, 120f. 217, 276;)

giving in, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 43, 120f.;)
(visārada), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 138)

Family, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103, 256)

Father, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 50)

Fathom, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 86)

Fear, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 60, 100f., 164f., 282, 293;)

of death, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4;)
of suffering, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52;)
of blame, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 31;)
free from, without, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 45, 193)

Feather-brained, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 257)

Feeling, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3)

Festival, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 143, 243, 257, 267)

Fettera, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49, 243)

Field (of merit), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 283)

Finger, two-wit, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161)

Fire, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 95;))

on fire, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 19, 42, 58, 167, 269;)
eleven fires, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 42, n. 3;)
fire-man, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 207;)
sacrifice, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 207f. 209f.;)
mugic, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 182f.;)
inner,(PTS KS-1 pg(s) 212f.)

Fives, the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 5, 124)

Flood, or floods, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 2, 5, 76, 138, 158, 179, 266, 276)

Flux of things, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 66, 74)

Food, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 43, 82;)

digestion of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 211;)
rations, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 108)

Fool, tho, 284, 306; a waster, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30;)

unintelligent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 36, 253)

Forbearance, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 284f. 290)

Forest, See Woods

Free, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 193.)

See Emancipated

Freedman, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 64)

Freedom (pamokkha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3.)

See also Emancipation

Friend, comrade, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27, 50, 51, 54, 113, 153f. 158, 277, 306)

Frivolity (pamāda), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27.)

See also Diligence

Fruit, result, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 81, 100, 123, 289, 297;)

four 'Fruits,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 297)

Gaggarā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 247)

Gainsayer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 226)

Gangā (Ganges), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 181, 265, 276)

Gayā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 264)

Generosity, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 277)

Gentlemen (santo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 233)

Gentleness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 286)

Ghaṭīkāra, Bhaggava, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48f. 84)

Giving, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27f., 42f., 47, 83, 120f.;)

(fruitful), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 123f., 221)

Gladness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 135)

Goal (varā disā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 280)

Goatherds' Banyan, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 153, 171, 174)

Goblins, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 269)

Godhika. 'kulaputta,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 149f.)

Gods, of Sakka's heaven (Tāvatiṇsa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 44, n. 4; 65, n. 1. 166f., 254, 296.)

See also Devas.
daughters of the gods, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1, n. 1; 9. n. 2, 14;)
and men, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33)

Good (attha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 240, 248;)

one's own, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 62, 95, 97, 253, 278, 304;)
the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 26f. 81, 97, 250;)
good man, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 294;)
rule of the (dhamma), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 28;)
present and future, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 112, 114)

Gotama, so addressed by devas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, 38, 47, 58, 60, 66, 74, 75, 85;)

by a king (at first), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 94;)
by brahmins, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 200, 206;)
by a disciple, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 247;)
Gotama for Gotama's disciple, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 238;)
disciples of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 253)

Gotamī, Kisa·, bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 162;)

kinsman of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 239, 254)

Governance, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 145f.)

Grandmother, Pasenadi's, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 122)

Greed, See Lust

Grief, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 153, 162f. 173)

Growth, See Good

Guard, -ed (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 99)

Hair-tip, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 261)

Hankering, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 152, 229)

Happiness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59, 246, 266, 280)

Happy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 18, 85)

Harmlessness, See Innocent, Kindness

Hate, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32, 48, 96, 123, 172, 265)

Health, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 108, 112)

Heart (citta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 55, 77;)

(hadaya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 65f., 74)

Heaven, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 26, 28, 37, 48, 112, 230, 296;)

heavens, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164, 166;)
of the 'Pure Abodes,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 37;)
Aviha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48);
See also Brahmā, Gods

Heretic, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 168)

Hero, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 24, 71f. 150, 173)

Himālaya, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 84, 92, 146)

Holy men, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 267)

Home-, house-less, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 149, 158, 235, 253, 302)

Hopkins, E. Washburn, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 267, n. 5)

Horse, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 11, 13, 299;)

-sacrifice, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 102)

House-wife, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 256)

Human, not, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 272)

Hut, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13f.;)

leaf-hut, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 145, 290, 292)

I, mine, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 21, 141, 145. 154)

Ignorance (avijjā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252, 301;)

(aññāṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 229;)
nescience, dulness, illusion (moha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32, 123, 233)

Ill (dukklia), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 25. 57, 146, 170, 268, 276;)

end of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13, 166;)
free from, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27, 81, 218, 243;)
ills, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32;)
illwill, See Hate

Immortality, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 154)

Impermanen-t, -ce, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 85, 180, 183, 197, 236, 255)

Improvisation, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 245)

Indaka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 262)

Infatuation, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 184,)

See also Diligence

Inference, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 80)

Influctuate, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167)

Innocent (harmless), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 205;)

(blameless), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 19f. 204)

Insight, intuition, wisdom, wit (paññā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 20, 26, 46, 51, 54, 59, 75, 81, 124, 149, 161, 217, 241, 276;)

(ñāṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252;)
giver of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44;)
of Sāriputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87f.)

Intestate, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 115, 117)

Invitation (pavāraṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 241)

Isāna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 281)

Isigili (Seers Hill), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 150)

Jains, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 91, 93f.)

Jālinī, devatā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 254f.)

Jantu, dovaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 84)

Jeta Grove (Vihāra), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 182, 206) passim,

See also Anāthapiṇḍika; his park

Jhāna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 66, 68f., 73, 74f. 107)

Joy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 259)

Judgment-hall, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 100)

Jungle, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 236)

Kaccāyana, Kātiyāna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 91, 94)

Kakudha, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 77)

Kāmada, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 68f.)

Kapilavatthu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30)

Kappa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 181,)
See Nigrodha

Kappina tho Great, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 183)

Kāsī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 109f.)

Kassapa Buddha, See Buddhas

Kassapa, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 65)

Kassapa tho Gloat, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 183)

Kassapa-gotta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252)

Katamoraka-Tissaka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 187)

Khaṇḍadeva, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49)

Khara, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 264)

Khema, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 31)

Khomadussa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 233)

Kindness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266)

Kine, oxen, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 60, 63, 135)

King, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59;)

confiscating, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 42, 115;)
touring, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 243;)
example, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 114;)
self-complacent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 125;)
the Four, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 299)

Knowledge, intuition, ratiocinative (ñāṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 75, 124, 162;)

(super), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 184, n. 1, 208, 243)

Kokālikan, the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 186f.)

Kokanadā, sister goddesses, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40f.)

Kondaŋñña, Aññāsi, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 246)

Kosala, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30, n. 3, 93f., 133, 209, 253)

Kosalese, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 84, 139, 145, 250f.)

Kusinārā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 196)

Lay adherent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 95f. 219f. 300;)

lay mind, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 236)

Liberty, See Emancipation

Life, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 53, 59;)

brevity of this, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 61, 135f., 180;)
life to come, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 51, 278;)
final, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 21;)
endless series of, (saṃsāra), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52;)
cause; of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52;)
life in tho present, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33;)
holy (sāmañña), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 12;)
(brahmacariya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87, 113, 132, 212, 300;)
life-lust (nandī), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 4)

Light, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 22, 67;)

figurative, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 118f.;)
life-bringer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 245, 271)

Lion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 25;)

reproving, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 38, 134)

Lone, -ly, solitary, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 133, 160f., 193, 227f. 282)

Longing (āsa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 18, 32;)

(kanhhā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 229;)
(sneha) (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 265)

Lordship, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 61f.)

Lore (dhamma), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 246;)

(vijjā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252;)
triple, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 185, 243, 246, 249);
See also Knowledge (super)

Lotus, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 260)

Love, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 101;)

(rati), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161, 235;)
(piyāyanā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 270;)
(mettā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266.)
See also Compassion

Lovely (character), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 189)

Luck (sādhu), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 60f.;)

(siri), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 63;)
(kali), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 188;)
(bhaddaṃ), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266)

Lust, greed, passion (rāga, or lobha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, 32, 53, 61, 77, 96, 123, 156f., 172, 233, 236, 239, 265,)

See also Life

Magadha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 100f. 173, 263)

Māgadha, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 67)

Magadhese, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 143, 193)

Maghavat, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 300)

Māgha, devaputta (Sakka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 66)

Magic, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 305)

Mahāli, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 295)

Makkhali Gosāla, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90, 94)

Mallas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 196)

Mallikā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 101)

Māṇava-Gāmiya, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90, 92)

Maṇibhadda, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266)

Maṇimāla, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266)

Māra, bondage to, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 34, 167;)

snares of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 49, 131, 140;)
personates others, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 91, 133;)
tempts, opposes, disturbs (a) the Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 128-34, 137f. 143, 145, 153;)
(b) the Brethren, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 137f. 144, 147f.;)
(c) Sisters, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 160f.;)
daughters of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 156f.;)
hosts of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141, 152, 163, 195;)
way of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 245)

Mātali, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 284, 288, 299f.)

Matter, material, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164)

Maze, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 271)

Mazed, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 138)

Meditation, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 97f. 128, 145, 171, 229)

Mendicant, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 231)

Merit, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 20, 45f., 51f. 98, 122, 125, 194, 231;)

demerit, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 143)

Migāra's mother's Terraced House, Sāvatthī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 104, 241)

Millionaire, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 222)

Mind, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 55, 77, 86, 217, 205;)

and sense, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164;)
restless, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52;)
checked, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 21;)
tempered, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 149;)
mastery of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 300;)
alert, 266, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 285;)
single, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 73;)
emancipated, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 39f.;)
strong in, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 34, 112, 151;)
derange, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 265, 276);
See also Body

Mindfulness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 63, 70, 149, 217, 227)

Miser, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47, 115f.)

Misery, sadness (agha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32, 78;)

(soka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 75;)
(dukkha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 85, 109)

Mission, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 132)

Moggallāna, the Great, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 182f.;)

reviled, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 187;)
thought·reader, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 247)

Mogharājan, a brother, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33)

Moon eclipse, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 71f.)

Morals, morality, See Virtue, Rule

Mother, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14, 50, 51, 63;)

and child, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 162, 267-70;)
maintainer of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 230)

Mountain, falling, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 126;)
of gold, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 146)

Mourning, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 135, 268)

Music, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 163, 257)

Myna-bird, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 241)

Nāgadatta, bhikkhu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 255)

Name, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 54;)

names, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 16, 22, 32)

Namuci (Māra), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 92)

Nundn, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87)

Nandana (paradise), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 255)

Nandana, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 75)

Nandivisāla, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87)

Nerañjarā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 128, 153, 171, 174)

Nests, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 288)

Nibbāna (Nirvāna), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 31, 45, 55f. 70, 144, 172, 198, 240, 269f. 277, 280;)

as peace, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 9;)
as self-mastery, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9;)
as attained during life ([pari-]nibbuto), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1, 13, 34, 79, 237;)
as end of 'ill,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 13, n. 5, 54;)
path to, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 235;)
aspiring to, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252, 254)

Nigaṇṭha Nātaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 91, 94)

Nigrodha-Kappa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 234)

Ninka, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90f.)

Noble (birth), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 192, 299)

Noon, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 11, 260;)

after-, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 2)

Norm (dhamma), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 31, 41, 43, 70, 97, 159, 162, 235, 248, 282;)

beneficent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 132)
of Arahants, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 277;)
Sovereign of the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 79;)
as chief, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 175;)
to whom proclaimed, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 112;)
profound, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 171f.;)
truth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 213;)
pure, etc., (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 244;)
Norm-seer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 245)

Nymphs (accharā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, 44;)

(devakaṇṇā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 254f.)

Nun (samaṇī), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167)

Pain, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 138, 273.)

See also Ill

Pajāpati, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 281)

Pajjunna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40)

Pakudhaka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 91, 94)

Pañcālacaṇḍa, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 69)

Pañcasālā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 143)

'Paradise,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 8f. 44)

Pasenadi of Kosala, interested in religion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 93f. 104f. 111f. 127f.;)

in ethics, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 97f. 101f. 122f.;)
in psychology, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 106f.;)
superstitions, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 102f.;)
tyrannical, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103;)
intemperate, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 108;)
at war, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 109f.;)
as father, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 110f.;)
on a miser's habits, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 115;)
filial, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 122)

Passing away, utter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 196f.)

Passion, See Lust;

passions, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 265;)
-less (pure, holy), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 258;)
-less-ness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 113, 172;)
dispassionate, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141)

Path, or Way, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 154, 242, 245, 270;)

Middle, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 18, n. 6, 213)

Path, Ariyan, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 12, 45, 60, 69, 113;)

the Four, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 297, 301;)
to Enlightenment, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103;)
to Nibbāna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 235;)
revealed bv the Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 242)

Patience, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 285)

Peace (santi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 198, 273;)

(upasanto) at peace, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 109, 178, 209;)
(khematta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141;)
ways of (samacariyā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 121;)
peaceful, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 171;)
(upasama), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 197;)
(parinibbuto), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 237)

Peerless, illustrious, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44, 301)

Perfect, -ion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44)

Person, being (puggala), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 118f.;)

(satta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52, 169f.)

Phalagaṇḍa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49)

Physician, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 203, 286)

Piyankara, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 269)

Planters of trees, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 45)

Pleasure, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 15, 56, 78)

Plough, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 144, 216;)

-share, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 140)

Ploughing, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 216f.)

Ploughman, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 144, 216)

Poetry, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 54)

Poisons, See Drugs

Possession (fit), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 207)

Potter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 50, 122)

Power, potency (iddhi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 146, 150, 165, 185;)

(bala) tenfold, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 138)

Pride, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 224f. 238)

Pukkusāti, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48, n. 2, 49)

Punabbasu, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 269f.)

Punishment, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 284, 286)

Puppet, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 168f.)

Pūrana Kassapa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90)

Purgatory, hell (temporary), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 28, 47, 117, 188, 190, 238)

Puritan, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 206)

Purity, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 129, 207 , 212, 243, 252, 276;)

by water, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 231f.)

Purposo (attha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 289f.)

Quest, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44, 168)

Quie tude, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 258)

Radiance (ābhā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10);

(pajjota), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 63;)
(shedding radiance.), 1f. passim.

Radiant (gods), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 144)

Rāhu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 71f.)

Rain, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59, 125, 129f. 137, 193, 217, 244);

spirits of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 52, 63);
rains, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 253)

Rājā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 100)

Rājagaha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14, 38, 74, 79, 90, 133);

Vulture's Peak, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 137, 192, 263, 297);
Bamboo drove, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90, 133f., 149, 199, 201, 207. 273, 295);
Muddakucchi, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 38, 138);
Snake River, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 191);
Cool Wood, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 271)

Rank, and effciency, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 123f.);

and religion, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 207);
and oonduct, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 210)

Rapture (pīti), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 144, 229);

(jhāna), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 73, 152);
(susamāhito), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 76)

Rats, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 214)

Rebirth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47, 70, 165f.);

bases, causes of (upadhi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9, n. 6, 134, 146, 154, 168, 172, 236, 273);
end of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 85f. 255, 266);
free from, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 243)

Recluso, friar (sāmāṇā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 62, 64, 65, 78);
(brāhmaṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 70)

Reek, See Dust

Religion, life in (sāmañña, brahmacariya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 113,)

See Life (holy)

Reminiscence (supernormal), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 181, 240)

Remorse, repentance, 'burning,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 70, 82)

Renunciation, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 24, 77)

Result (vipāka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47, 103)

Reverence, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 174f., 225)

Reviling, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 201f., 204, 285)

Reward, See Result

Righteous -ness, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 45, 146, 288)

Rishi (isi, See Seer), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 292)

Rite, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103, 129, 181)

River, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 256)

Road (patha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 53);

(rathiya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 250);
See also Path, Ariyan

Robbers, thieves, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 42, 51, 62, 115);

'smell-thief,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 260)

Rohitassa, dcvaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 85)

Roruva, city, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 82, n. 3);

a purgatory, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 117)

Rule, system, the (sāsana, vinaya), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49, 74, 151, 195, 246, 249);

norm (dhamma), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 27);
rite-and-rule (vata-sīla), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40)

Sacrifice, ritual, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 102)

Safety-pledge, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 292)

Sage (muni), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 41, 69f. 133f. 179, 221);

(isi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161)

Sahali, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90)

Saint (brāhmaṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 2, 79);

(arahaṃ), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 9);
(sugata), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 188)

Sakka, mourns, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 197);

at war, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 279, 283)

Sakka, a yakkha (Mārapakkhika), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 263);

weak, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 282);
gentle, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 288, 304, 306f.);
just, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 296);
honourable, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 288);
sentry, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 289, 298);
respectful, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 293, 299f.);
his good deeds, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 293f.);
his titles, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 295)

Sakkas, Sākyas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 36, 113, 147f. 168, 233-88)

Sāl tree, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164, 196, 227)

Salutation, 'by the right' (padakkhinaṃ), or 'right hand,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 3, 66, 149);

announcing name, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 105)

Salvation (attha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 33, 108);

(sotthi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 77);
(nissaraṇa), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 180)

Sambara, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 292);

his magic art, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 306)

Sumbhava, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 194)

Samiddhi, a brothor, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14, 148)

Sane and immune, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 253, 163, 226)

Sangārava, brahmin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 231)

Sañjaya Belaṭṭhiputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 94)

Sānu, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 266f.)

Sāriputta, his fine qualities, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 80, 87f.);

reviled, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 189);
preaching praised, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 241)

Satullapa deva, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 25f.)

Sāvatthī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 1, 25. 42,) passim;

Dark Wood, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 127, n. 1, 160f.);
East Park, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 104, 242),
See also Anāthapiṇḍika (park)

Soent of seers, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 291)

Seashore, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 292)

Seed, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59)

Seer (isi), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 103, 209, 290-3);

(cakkhumā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 168, 198, 271);
(-daso), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 238);
(cakkhu), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 173);
muni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 208, 210, 237)

Selā, bhikkhuni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 168)

Self, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 265);

foe to, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 81);
at peace. (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 141;)
tamed, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 213)

Self-control (yatatta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 21);

(Saṃvutatta), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90);
(saṃvara), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 99);
(damo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 277)

Self-denial (vāritavata), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 39)

Self-mastery (upasamo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 65, 68,)

See Composed, Concentrated

Self-restraint (saṃyama), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 31, 61, 77);

(atta-saṃyata), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 133)

Senā. (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 132)

Sense, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 15, 20, 25);

senses, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 57, 144, 164, 169, 248);
sense-impressions, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 140, 142);
sense-desires, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32, 44, 67, 70, 100, 146, 101, 167, 251, 254, 265);
pleasures of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 106f.)

Serenity, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 68, 87, 229);

revealed in the face, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7f.)

Serī devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 82)

Serpent, snake, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 94f., 133f., 193)

Shaveling, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 200, 210, 233, 264)

Shelter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 134)

Shibboleth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167)

Sign, Threefold, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 239)

Signal, sign, emblem, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 58f.)

Sikhin, See Buddhas

Silāvatī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 147f.)

Sin -s, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 98)

Sīsupacālā, bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167)

Siva, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 80)

Sīvaka, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 272)

Sixes, the four, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 57);

six holes, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 6)

Slaughter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 58, 66, 200, 303)

Sleep, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 134, 138f., 251)

Sloth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 12, 280)

Smoke, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 59, 152)

Society, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 256)

Solitude, See Lonely

Somā bhikkhuni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161f.)

Son, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 60. 223, 271)

Sorrow, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252, 270,)

See also Ill

Soul, fallacy of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 19, 77);

illusion of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 22);
character, honour, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 101, n. 2);
and body, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 262);
creature, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 173f.)
See also I, Self

South Hill, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 216)

Speech, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 240)

Spies, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 105f.)

Squirrels' Feeding Ground, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 74, 90, 133)

Steadfastnoss, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 277)

'Stick,' the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 223)

Stream (Ariyan Way), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 193)

Subrahmā devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 77);

pacceka-brahmā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 184f.)

Suciloma, yakkha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 264f.)

Sudassana, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 108)

Sudatta, See Anāthapiṇḍika

Sudatta devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 76)

Suddhavāsa, pacceka-brahmā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 184f.)

Suffering, See Ill

Sujā, Sujampati, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 289, 295, 300)

Sukkā, bhikkhuni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 273f.)

Sun, eclipse of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 72f.);

lineage of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 224)

Sundarikā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 209)

Sundurikāyan, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 209f.)

Suriya, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 72)

Surrender (voasagga), See Renunciation

Susima, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 87f.)

Susīma, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 281)

Suvīra, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 279)

Sympathy, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 264)

Tagarasikkhi, silent, or individualist Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 117)

Tangled, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, 206)

Tapodā Park, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 14)

Tathāgata, or Buddha, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 71, 138, 140, 143, 159, 283)

Tāyuna, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 70);

Tāyana-verses, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 71)

Teachers, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90f. 93f.);

fee, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 224)

Teaohing, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 139, 263f.)

Tense, See Conoentrated

Thief, See Robbor

Thought, systematio (yoniso), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 131, 259);

thoughts, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 259, 265)

'Thusness,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 177, n.)

Tigress, or tigress-deer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 186)

Time, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 4, 11);

involving, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 15f. 147);
irregular hours, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 255f.)

Titans, See Asuras

Touch, the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10)

Trades, 'low,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 118f.)

Trained, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 11)

Training, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 65)

Tranquillization, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 172)

Trapper, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252)

Treachery, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 289)

Truth, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 6, 59, 166, 213, 271, 276);

tamed by, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 211);
speaker of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90);
weeding by, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 217);
untruth, lies, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 100);
ambrosial, primeval, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 240)

Tudu Brahmā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 187)

Turban, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 19, 136)

Udaya, brahmin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 219)

Undeliled, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 63, 213, 257)

Uneven, the, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 6, 7, 13, 69)

Unison, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 70)

Upacālā, bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 166)

Upaka, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 48, n. 2, 49)

Upavāna, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 220)

Upavattana, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 196)

Uppalavaṇṇā,bhikkhunī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 164f.)

Uruvelā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 128, 132, 153, 171, 174)

Uttara, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 79)

Uttarā, yakkna girl, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 270)

Vajirā, bhikkhuni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 169f.)

Vajja, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 253)

Vajjian, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 257)

Vungīsa, thera, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 234f.)

Vantage-point, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 161, 245)

Varuṇa, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 281)

Vāsava (Sakka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 285)

Vatra, Aaura, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 66, n. 4, 67)

Vedas (threo), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 200f. 249, 290;)

five (?), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 30)

Vehalinga, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 49)

Vehicles, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 43)

Vejayanta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 299, 301)

Veṇḍu, Veṇhu, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 74)

Vepacitti, Asura, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 72f. 283-90);

foul-mouthed insolent, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 291);
accurst, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 292f.);
ill, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 305)

Verocana (? Vepacitti), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 289)

Versos, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 54, 245)

Vesālī, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 257);

Great Wood, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40, 142, 295);
Gabled Hall, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 40, 142)

Voṭambari, devaputta, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 90f.)

Vibhajjavādin, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 41, n. 3, 107, n. 1)

Views, right, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 45, 113);

opinions, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 183)
See also Beliefs

Vigil, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 5, 139)

Vihāra, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 234)

Vijayā, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 163)

Village, -er, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 50)

Vīrā, bhikkhuni, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 275)

Virtue, morals (sīla), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 20, 45, 46, 51, 68, 259)

Vision, of tho seer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 41, 124, 208);

straight, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 296)

Voice, beauty of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 241)

Wages, for mantras, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 208)

Wake, wakened (buddha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 69, 135, 240, 248;)

supremely enlightened (= wakened), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 93, 182, 244, 301)

Waking, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 6)

War, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 109f. 124);

arresting by spells, money, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 126)

Warriors, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 64, 235)

Watanabe, Dr., 275, n. (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 2)

Water (sea, ocean, lake, expanse), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 44, 115f.);

-shed, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46);
child of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 250)

Way, See Path

Wayfarer, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 51)

Wealth, riches, 59, 99, 115f., (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 277);

store of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 126);
loss of, 153f. (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 157)

Weeping, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 29)

Welfare (attha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 111f.)

See also Good

Well, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46)

Wheel of conquest, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 242)

Windisch, Dr. Ernst, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 128, n. 1, 140, n. 1, 14 passim to 16)

Wisdom (paññā), See Insight;

(vijjā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 46, 60);
(-medha), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 173, 186)

Wise (pandito, paññavā), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 112, 116);
(kusala), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 212)

Wish,-es, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 56f. 63, 140)

Woman, a 'stain,' (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 53, 58f. 61);

-'s nature, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 162);
supreme commodity, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 61f.);
as daughter, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 111);
as wife, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 10, 215);
as mother, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 111);
seductive, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 235)

Woods, forests, solitude in, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 7, 11, 40, 162, 227f.)

Works, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 227)

World, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 55);

lord of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 229);
on fire, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167);
out of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 252);
end of, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 85f.);
worlds, See Heaven

Worldling, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 167)

Wrath, anger, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 32, 35, 58, 66, 158, 200, 203, 304, 306f.)

Yakkhas, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 262, n. 1, 263-78, 299);

anger-eating, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 304)

Yāma's kingdom (Yamaloka), (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 47)

Young, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 15, 94f.)

Zest, (PTS KS-1 pg(s) 259)

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Abhidhamma, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113, n. 3)

Abhiñjika, brother, a talker. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 137);

associated with Anuruddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 137f.)

Aciravati, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 96)

Action. See Karma

Activities (mental adjuncts, coefficients, properties), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 26);

growth of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 71)

Acts, planned (abhisaṅkhārā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 58)

Adulterer, -ess, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 172f.)

Æon, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 121);

of evolution, etc., (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 144)

Aggregates (khandha: body, feeling, perception, activities, consciousness), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23, 25, 83f., 166);
attributes of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 168)

Aims, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 103, 106f.)

Ajātasattu, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 163f., 179)

Ajita, questions of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 36)

Āḷava, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159)

Almsmen, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 126, 174)

Alone, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 193)

Analyzing, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 2, 107)

Ānanda, on depth of causal law. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 29f., 64);

invites teaching, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 76);
with Musīla and Saviṭṭha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81f.);
presents Susīma, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 85);
his disciples, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f.);
associated with Bhaṇḍa, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 137);
asks about Arahants, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 161).
See Kassapa, Mahā-

Anāthapiṇḍika, instructed, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47);

his Park, 1 passim

Animal-tamer's fate, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 172)

Aññā, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 85, 151)

Annihilationist theory, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 12, n. 3, 16)

Antelope Wood (Migadāya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 79)

Anuruddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f.);

associated with Abhiñjika, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 137)

Arahant, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 17, 58, n. 1);

his confession, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38f., 57);
decrease in, (PTS KS-2 pg(s)151);
worldly success dangerous to some, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 161f.)

Ardent, ardour, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94; 194, n. 2)

Ariyan, (PTS KS-2 pg(s)49);

disciple, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 22, 33, 42, 45, 47f., 54f., 66, 89, 99, 106,)
his work done, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 70f.);
eightfold path, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33, 74, 125);
insight of revulsion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33);
truths, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 49, 125);
abusers of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 87);
discipline, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 92)

Aspirations, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 107f.)

Awareness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101, 106)

Bamboo, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 163);

Grove, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 27, 84, 125, 136f., 139, 140, l46, 163, 169, 192)

Bandit, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 173)

Banner, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 190)

Beauty, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 189).

See Element

Become (bhūta), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 36)

Becoming (bhava), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 39, 59);

worlds of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3);
renewal of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9, 45, 71, 114);
ceasing of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 82f.)

Benares, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 79, 132, 150)

Benevolence, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 106)

Best, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 194)

Bhaddiya, dwarf, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 189)

Bhāradvāja, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Bhiyyosa, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Bhūmija, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 30)

Bodisat, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113)

Body (kāya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 44, 65, 167);

(sarira), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 43);
(rūpa) see Aggregates

Brahmās, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114f.)

Brahmin, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51, 53, 173).

See also Recluses

Brick Hall, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51, 107)

Bias, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 167, n. 3)

Birth, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 26);

basis of (nidāna), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 39);
rebirth, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 71, 125, 154, 128);
the last, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114)

Blood, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 127)

Buddha, profession of faith in, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 48f.);

quickening heat cf, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 194)

Buddhas, the seven, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 5-10);

4th, 5th, 6th, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Bull, Place of the, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23)

Butchers' fate, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 170f.)

Causal association. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23f.)

Causal basis, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 8, 105f.)

Causal law or happening (paṭicca-samuppāda), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 1);

the formula, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23, 45, 66);
the applied formula, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 1f., 21, 63) passim;
as thought out, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 6f., 72f.);
not man-made, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 21);
in terms of happiness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 25f.);
two terms dropped, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 74)

Causal nature (dhammadhātu), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 41)

Causal relation, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33)

Cause, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 30, 32);

law of (dhammaṭṭhiti), (PTS KS-2 pg(s)21, 60)

Ceasing, cessation, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 2, 7, 45, 82f., 117)

Chance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 15, 18, 28, 30, 79)

Change, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 185)

Changeable, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 88, 114)

Chamel-fields, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 119f.)

Cheat's destiny, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 172)

Citta, layman, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159)

Clairvoyance and unbelief, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 170f.)

See Sight (of devas)

Clansmen. See Families

Coming to (be, or) pass, happening, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 2, 7, 8, 13, 16, 45, 73, 116)

Common lot, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 126)

Comparisons, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 95-100, 120-7)

Comrades, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 194f.)

Conceits, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 167f., 186)

Concentration, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26, 49)

Conditioned (sankhata), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 22)

Conditions, plane of life (itthatta), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 85);

(dhātu), (dhamma), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 162)

Confession of fault, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 91);

of faith, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38f.; 47, 85)

Consciousness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 8f., 26, 45, 57, 58, 80);

or mind, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65);
station of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 45f.);
descent of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 64)

Conscientiousness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 139)

Contact (touch), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 10, 26, 58, 166);

cause of ill, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 28, 32, 50);
diversity of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101f.)

Craving (thirst), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 8, 26, 166);

as tying, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 20, 39, 50, 59, 69, 71, 77, 118f.);
as 'mate,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 193, n. 1)

Cruelty. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 106)

Dandy, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 191)

Danger, peril, misery, disaster (ādīnaiva), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114-17, 131, n. 2, 160)

Dasārahas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 178)

Death, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 33).

See also Survival of, by Tathāgata, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 150)

Deathless, the (amata), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33, 42, 55, 190)

Decline in the Order, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 139f., 179);

begun in Founder's lifetime, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 140)

Deed, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51 f.)

See also Karma

Deer park, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 79, 132, 150)

Delight in, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 116)

Deliverance. See Liberation

Desire, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 103)

Detachment, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 115)

Deva, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114, n. 1);

swiftness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 178).
See Hearing, Sight

Devadatta, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f., 162f., 182, n. 2)

Diet, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 68)

Discipline (vinaya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38)

Discretion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 139)

Diversity, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101f.)

Divine, life (brahma-cariya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 20, 24, 38, 43, 57, 66f., 75, 84f., 89, 165, 188f., 192);

wheel, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23)

Dogmas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13);

dogmatic bias, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13)

Doubt, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13, 22)

Dread, as to this and the next life, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47f.)

Drum, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 178)

Earnest, -ness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94)

Effeminacy, against, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 180)

Element, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101f., 166);

the four great, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65, 113, 152);
diversity in, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101f.);
radiant, beautiful, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 104);
abstract meaning, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113, n. 3)

Eloquence, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 190)

Emancipation. See Liberation

Energy, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94);

vow of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 24, 187)

Enjoyment, with danger or misery, escape, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 60f., 114, 131, 160f.)

Enlightened, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 107)

Enlightenment, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47, 73, 151);

'before my enlightenment,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113);
supreme, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114)

Escape, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 6);

with 'danger,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 131);
with 'enjoyment' and 'danger' (misery), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113-17, 160)

Eternalist theory, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 12, n. 3, 16)

Evil communications, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 110);

good, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 110)

Evolution, æon of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 144)

Exertion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94)

Existence (atthitā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 12f., 53)

Experience (n.) (vedana), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 18);

(paṭisaṃvediyati), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51f.)

Extinction (khaya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 25)

Extreme views, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 12f., 52f.)

Factors (of the Path), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113)

Fading away (virāga), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 2f., 43, 57)

Faith, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26)

Families, clans, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 133f., 176, 180)

Faring on (saṃsara), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 118f.)

Favours, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 153f.)

Feeling, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 10, 26, 40, 50, 57, 69, 102f., 166);

blissful, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 40);
and contact, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 67) and passim.
See also Aggregates

Fetters, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 60, 63);

fetter-free, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 126)

Fit question, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9f., 43)

Flattery, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 153f.)

Fleeting (anicca), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 165)

Flowing together, meeting or faring together, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f., 195)

Food. See Sustenance

Forest-dweller. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 126)

Fortune-teller's destiny, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 173)

Freed, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 89);

by insight, from ill (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 88);
See Ill;

Gable Hall, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 179)

Gains, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 153f.)

Gangā, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 96, 123)

Ghosita Park, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81)

Goal (attha), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 35);

(parāyana), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47)

Gods. See Devas

Good (attha), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 11, 24, n. 2, 161);

(kusala), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 162);
root of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 162)

Good man, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 157)

Gotama (where so addressed), his 'causal law,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 10);

his 'way by the middle,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 19f., 22f., 75f.);
on contact, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 35f.);
on the past, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 183)

Grasping, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 10, 26, 39, 59)

Growth, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 92, 140)

Handling, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 75f.)

Happiness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26, 30);

and misery. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 113f.)

Hārika, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 173)

Harpoon, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 154)

Hatthaka, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159)

Hearing, of devas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 80, 90)

Himālaya, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 98f.)

Housefather, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47)

Hunters' fate, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 171)

I, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 167, 180)

Ignorance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 26, 31, 57);

as cloaking, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 20, 118f.);
as 'element,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 109)

Ill (dukkha), pain, suffering, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 13, 15, 34, 45, 50, 56, 59f.);

wrought by self or not, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 15, 17, 28, 30);
free from, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 20, 116);
cause of faith, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26);
liability to pain, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 116, n. 1);
end of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 59);
destruction of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 77, 95f.);
endmaker of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 125)

Immaterial (arūpa) world, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 87).

See Becoming

Impermanent (anicca). (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 22, 40, 88, 130).

See Fleeting, Transient

Incalculable (period), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 118-29)

India (Jambudīpa), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 118)

Insight (paññā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 6f., 36, 88);

(ñāṇa), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114)

Intoxicants (āsavas), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 25, 40, 58, 145)

Involution. See Æon

Isipatana, 79, 132f., (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 150)

Janussoni, brahmin, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 52)

Jealous woman's destiny, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 173)

Jhāna, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 141f.);

modes of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 105, 140)

Joy, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26)

Judges, corruptible, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 171f.)

Kaccāyana, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 107)

Kakusanda, Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9, 129)

Kalāra, noble, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38)

Kammāsadamma, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 64, 75)

Kappina, Mahā-, brother, appearance and gifts, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 194)

Karma, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 28, 44, 112)

Kassapa Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9, 129, 173 f.)

Kassapa, ascetic, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14)

Kassapa, Mahā-, Thera, his followers commended, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108, 131f.);

his contentment, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 131);
talks with Sariputta, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 132, 130);
compared to the moon, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 133);
purity of motive in teaching, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 135);
holds to simple life, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 136);
as Buddha's partner, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 137f.);
jokes with Ânanda, admonishing him, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 145f.);
scolds Ānanda, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 146f.);
exchanges garments with the Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 149f.);
inquires about decline of Order, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 151)

Khemā, the Sister, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 100)

Khujjuttarā, laywoman, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 160)

Kindness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 100)

Knowing, seeing, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 15, 18, 25f. 149, 170)

Knowledge (ñāṇa), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 7, 11f. 25, 33);

(aññā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38);
higher (abhiññā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 100);
bases of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 41f.);
made one's own, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81f., 117);
of freedom, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 89)

Koṇāgamana, Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9, 129)

Kosambī, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81)

Koṭṭhita, Mahā-, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 79)

Kuru's, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 64, 75)

Lakkhana, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 169)

Law of cause and effect, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 88).

See Causal Law

Lay-support, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 84)

Liberation, freedom, emancipation (vimutti, vimokkha), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 25, 67, 87, 114, 145, 162, 168, 176f.)

Licchavis, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 179f.)

Lion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 189)

'Lion's Roar,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23, 41, 132)

Lonely life, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 193)

Love, amity, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 176)

Low things, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 182)

Lure, to have (abhinandati), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57)

Magadha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 125, 130, 179)

Mahī, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 97)

Manyfolk, average people, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65)

Māra, gaining access, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 180);

conquered, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 188f. 195);
as fisher, etc., (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 153f.);
Māras, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114f.)

Memory of former lives, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 90, 143)

Merit, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 58)

Middle, doctrine by the, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 19, 44, 52, 53)

Milk, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 121)

Mind, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65, 167, 185);

= thought, = consciousness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65);
emancipation of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114);
unbarred in mind, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 115)

Mindfulness (sati), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94)

'Mine,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 65f., 167f., 180)

Misery. See Danger

Models, in the laity, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159);

in the Order, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159)

Moggallāna and petas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f.);

twin-chief disciple, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 130, 159);
smiles at suffering petas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 169f.);
admonished by the Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 184);
talks with Sāriputta, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 186f.)

Moliya-Phagguna, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9, 38)

Monkey. See Index of Similes.

Morals, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 48)

Mountain. See. Himalaya

Mule, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 163)

Musīla, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81f.)

Mystic power (iddhi), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 90, 109)

Name-and-shape, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 26, 58, 63, 70, 80);

descent of, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 71)

Nanda, brother, cousin of the Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 191)

Ñātika, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51, 107)

Nibbāna, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57, n. 1, 151, 188);

in this life, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 81);
= ceasing of becoming (or rebirth), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 82f.)

Nikkha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 158)

Norm (dhamma, saddhamma), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 24, 38, 49, 55, 84, 195);

stream of the (sota), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33);
-teaching, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 81);
born of, created by, heir of the, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 150);
counterfeit, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 151);
banner of the, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 190)

Novice, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 188)

Nugget, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 158)

Observances, stricter, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 109)

Ocean, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 83)

Old age, decay, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 33);

and death, 1 passim, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81)

Order, the, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 49);

danger from within, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 141, 152)

Orderly procedure, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 102 f.)

Ordination, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 16)

Overheard, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51)

Pain (dukkha). See Ill, Pleasure;

(tibba), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 119)

Pañcālas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 190)

Parāvana, quoted, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 36 f.)

Passionlcssness, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 25).

See Fading away

Path, the Ariyan, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33, 74)

Pava, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 126)

Peace, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 168)

Perception, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 66f., 103, 166).

See Aggregates

Perishable, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 43)

Perseverance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94)

Plantain, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 163)

Pleasure, pain, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 17, 40, 88, 113f., 115f.)

Plurality, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 53)

Pondering, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 55)

Potency, mystic, or will-. See Power

Powers, the ten, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23);

limit of one's, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 58)

Practice, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 93)

Precepts, increase in, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 151)

Progress, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 24, 94, 187)

Puṇṇa Mantānī's son, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f.)

Purity in teaching, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 134)

Purpose in eating, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 68)

Quest, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 103, 106)

Quiet, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 151)

Rājagaha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 27, 84, 108, 125, n. 1, 126, 136, 139, 140, 146, 163, 169f., 186, 192)

Rāhula, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 165f.)

Rapture (pīti), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 26)

Realization of knowledge, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 92)

Rebirth. See Birth, Becoming, renewal of

Recluses and brahmins, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 11, 34f., 42, 77f., 92, 100, 106, 114f., 160)

Relatedness (paccayatā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 22)

Remembering, reminiscence. See Memory

Renunciation, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 105f.)

Representing the Buddha accurately, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 28)

Repulsion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 2);

revulsion, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 14, 25, 36, 65f., 81, 89, 115f., 119f., 151, 166)

Resort, referee, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 19, 56)

Retrospection, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 42)

Revealed, not, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 151)

Righteous, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 109)

Rivers, See Index of Similes.

Robemaking, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 188)

Rohitassa's, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Running on (of persons), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 118f.)

Rūpa-world = Brahma world, etc., (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 3, 87).

See Becoming

Rush, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 163)

Safety (yogakkhema,) (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 153)

Sākyans' son. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 182)

Salvation (attha), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 24)

Sañjīva, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Sarabhū, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 97)

Sāriputta

teaches (a) contact as cause of ill, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 27f., 31);
(b) the Middle doctrine, examined by Gotama, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 36f.);
his 'Lion's Roar' of assurance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 38f.);
questioned by Mahā-Koṭṭhita, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 79);
his disciples, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108);
twin-chief disciple, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 130, 159);
talks with Ānanda, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 185);
with Moggallāna, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 186)

Sarvāstivādins, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 12, n. 3)

Satisfaction. See Enjoyment

Sāvatthī. All the sayings, except 38 at Rājagaha, 3 at Benares, 2 each at Kammāsadhamma, Ñātika, and Vesālī and 1 at Kosambī, are referred to Sāvatthī

Saviṭṭha, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 81f.)

Self-wrought, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 15, 17, 28, 30, 32)

Senior (Thera), brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 192)

Sense, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 4, 26, 50, 58, 100f.)

Serene, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 186)

Shame, inward, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 139)

Sight, of devas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 87, 90, 109, 186).

See Knowing

Sikhi, Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9)

Sinèru, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 99)

Sisters, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 145)

Skeleton, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 170)

Slacker, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 188)

Slanderer's destiny, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 172)

Sloth, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 24, 110)

Soul, spirit, self (attā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13, 40, 164);

(jīvaṃ), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 43)

Southern Hills, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 146)

Squirrels' Feeding-ground. See Bamboo Grove

Stationary act, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57)

Streamwinner, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47f.);

his confession of assurance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 47f.)

Strong drink, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 112)

Substance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 76f.)

Suffering (dukkha). See Ill

Sujāta, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 188)

Supassa (Fairside), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Superknowledge, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 141f., 150 f.)

Suppiyas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Sure, influctuate (akuppa), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 114)

Susīma, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 84)

Sustenance, food (āhāra), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 8f., 36, 67f., 70)

Suttantas, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 179)

Systems, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13)

Talker, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 192)

Tathāgata, teaches Middle Way, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 13, 16, 19, 43, 52f.);

does not create law, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 21);
his ten powers. (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23);
existence after final death (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 150f.);
commentarial error? (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 75, n. 1)

Tears, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 120)

Tendency, insidious (anusaya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 167)

Thought-reading, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 86, 90)

Tide, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 83)

Timbaruka, 'Wanderer,' (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 17)

Tissa, disciple of Kassapa Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Tissa, brother, cousin to the Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 191)

Tissa, Fat (Thulla-), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 145 f.)

Tivaras, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 128)

Tortoises, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 154)

Touch, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 101)

Trance, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 105)

Transient, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 43);

(anicca), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57, 114)

Truths, the Four (not so called here), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 33f.)

Truth-speaking overcome, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 158, 164)

Ukka, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 176)

Understanding (sampajañña), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94);

(abhisamaya), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 95f.)

Unity, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 53)

Upāli, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 108f.)

Upavāna, brother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 32)

Uttara, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Vankaka, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Veḷukaṇtakiyā, Nanda's mother, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 160)

Vepulla, Vipula, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 125, 128)

Vesālī, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 179, 190)

Vessabhu, Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 9)

Vidhura, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 129)

Vinaya, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 109)

Vipassi, Buddha, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 5f.)

Vision, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 7, 95, 99f.)

Visākha, brother, eloquent, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 190)

Volition, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 8, 31, 44, 45f., 47, n. 1, 68, 87, 91, 107f., 166)

Vulture's Peak, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 124f., 169f.)

Wanderers (paribbājakā), 84f., (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 100)

Water. See Index of Similes.

Way, right, wrong, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 5)

Well. See Index of Similes.

Well, utterly (parinibbāyati), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57)

Wheel, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 23)

Will, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 94, 143, 186.)

See Volition

Wisdom (vijjā), (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 57)

Woman versus gains, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 159)

World, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 51);

world-lore, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 53);
things of this, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 119f.)

Worldliness in Order, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 140f.)

Yamuna, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 96)

Yearnings, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 103)

Yojana, (PTS KS-2 pg(s) 121, 123, n. 2)

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Abandoning, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75)

Abodes, the seven, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Accordant (anuloma), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 36 n.)

Action, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 54 n., 168)

Activities, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 73, 82-4, (group) 86, 87, 95)

Adepts (arahant's knowledge), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 70)

Adherent, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 11)

Adze, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 131)

Age, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1)

Aggregates, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 93 n.)

Ajita, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 166 n.)

Almsman (pindolya) (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75 n., 77)

Ānanda, asks about 'ceasing,' (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 23);

introduces the brethren, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 80-1;)
gives Puṇṇa's teaching on the conceit 'I am,' (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89);
teaches Channa, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 113);
taught impermanence by the Buddha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 154);
questions Sāriputta, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 187-9))

Anāthapiṇḍika, his Park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89, 93, 186)

Animal-group, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 128)

Annihilationist (heresy), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3n., 25n., 41n., 64, 83)

Anurādha, bhikkhu, abused by heretics, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 99-101)

Arahant (Tathāgata), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 57 n.);

the five, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 59);
a brother becomes, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 64);
formula of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 88 n.);
has no more to do, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 144);
has destroyed the asavas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 159)

Arising, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51, 54 n., 55, 68)

Ariyans, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3, 37, 173), etc.

Arts, low, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 190-1)

Āsāḷhā (festival), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 59 n.)

Āsavas, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 39, 50, 81-4, 94, 96, 99, 129-30, 137)

Ascertainments, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 136, 157-8)

Ascetics, classes of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 171)

Assaji, brother, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 106-7)

Attainment, in samādhi, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 205)

Attendants, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

Avanti, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10, 14)

Bamboo-grove, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 44)

Banyan-park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 77)

Becoming, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 49 n.)

Benares, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 111, 147)

Bhaggi, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1)

Bhesakalā-grove, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1)

Bias, mental, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 33 n., 34, 138)

Bimbisara, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7 n.)

Black Rock, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 103)

Bodhisat, before enlightenment, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 27)

Body, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1-5, 48-9, 51, 55);

not the self, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 49, 59, 67, 83);
group, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86 n., 93, 95, 97 n., 115, 121);
created by man, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 129);
person, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 134);
as dart, etc., (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 143-4);
nature of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 143 n.);
pack, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 145 n.);
constituents of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 166-7, 180, 183)

Brahmā-Sahampati, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 77-8)

Brahmās, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 28-30, etc.)

Breathing, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 106 n.)

Brethren, the five, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 59 n.)

Burden, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 24-5 n.)

Butter, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 210)

Cassia tree, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 56)

Cankiṃ, brahmin, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7 n.)

Causal sequence, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114)

Cause, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 22, 23, 51, 52 n., 57, 61 n., 83, 89)

Ceasing (nirodha), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 23, 24, 51, 55, 189, etc.)

Channa, brother, accosts the brethren, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 111-3 nn.')

Characterization (paññatti), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 33 n.)

Chickens in shell, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130)

Clinging, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 64)

Cloud-spirits, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 200-1)

Colours, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 73);

of caste, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 170-1)

Coming-to-be, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 80, 147, 148)

Compounds (activities), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 73, 82, etc.)

Conceit (of self), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 42 n., 67, 87, 89, 145)

Concentration, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 15, 205ff.);

device (kasiṇa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 207 n.)

Condition (paccayo : āhāra), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51, 161 n.)

Conduct, good (sucarita), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 196-8)

Conforming, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 36)

Conqueror, the (chariot), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Consciousness, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 4, 5, 11-3, 27, 45, 57, 73-5);

stages of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 74 n., 83);
group, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86, 87);
rebirth, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 106, 128 n.„ 181)

Contact (phassa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 52, 55, 82, 86, 181, etc.)

Contemplations, the four earnest, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130)

Cord of rebirth, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 157)

Corruptions (dosa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 183 n., 184-5)

Craving (taṇhā), as leading to rebirth, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 25, 64 n., 82, 157);

impermanence of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 179)

Crocodile-haunt, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1)

Crown-Prince, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Dāsaka, brother, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 108-9)

Death, after, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 94-6)

Deer-park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1, 23, 59, 111-3, 147, 154)

Delight, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 30)

Dependence, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 154)

Desire (chanda), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 26, 65, 149);

and lust (rāga), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 159);
as dosa, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 185)

Devadaha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 6)

Devas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 71 n., 104, 196-9, 200-1)

Disciple, Ariyans, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 141, 146-7, 173, etc.)

Disease, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 21 n.)

Disgust, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 57, 62)

Dispassion, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 20 n.)

Divination, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 190)

Doctrine, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7-9)

Dogmas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114)

Domains of good, seven, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Double-dealers, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 196)

Drug-immune (anāsava), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Dust, pinch of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 125)

Dyer, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 129)

Ease (sukha), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 21 n., 87)

East-park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 84)

Efforts, the four best, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-1);

effort (viriya), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 169)

Egg-born, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 2 n., 192-6)

Eightfold Path, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51, 81, 135)

Elders, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89)

Elements, essentials (mahābhūtā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51, 55, 57, 86 n., 166, 182)

Elephants, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 71 n.)

Empty (ritta), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 12)

Enamoured (abhinandati), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 65)

Energy, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 169)

Enlightenment, 'before my,' (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 27, 28, 57)

Entering (okkanti), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 177ff.).

Entity (satta), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 95 n.)

Equanimity, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 188)

Escape from body, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 29, 87)

Eternalist (theory), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3 n., 41 n., 166)

Exalted One, the (Bhagavā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 151-2, 169, etc.)

Existence (non-), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114)

Extremes (antā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114)

Eye, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 177, 183)

Factors, of rebirth ... the five (upādānā-kkhandhā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 28-30, 40-2, 45), etc.;

of jhāna, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 205ff.)

Faculties, the five controlling (kāyindriyani), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 40 n., 130-1)

Faith, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 179)

Features, specific, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 58)

Feeling, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3-6, 52-7, 73, 82, 181;)

(vedanā) groups, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86, 87, 107, 181)

Fetters (saṃyojanāni), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 48 n., 131-7, 142, etc.)

Fever, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 8-10)

Fire, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 62)

Fitness, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 206 n.)

Five, brethren, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 59 n.),

powers of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81);
strengths of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

Fivefold mass, the (body), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 20 ff., 25, 182, 185)

Fixity (ṭhiti), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 34 n.)

Flavours (rasā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 74)

Flowers, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 116ff.)

Food (sustenance), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51)

Form. See Body

Four bases, the (stations), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

Freed from ties, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 12 n.)

Freeman, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 12 and n.)

Full-moon, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 84)

Gabled House, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 99)

Gandharva (see devas), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 197-9)

Ganges, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 169)

Gāya Head, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 62 n..)

Gem, the royal, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123);

the sevenfold, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Genesis, causal, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 180-5)

Ghosita Park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 80, 107, 112-3)

Gifts, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 193-6, 199)

Goal, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 65)

Godhika, suicide of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 103)

Grasping (upādāna), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 16-8, 42, 50ff., 114, 142);

groups, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 85, 108ff. 127, 136-7, 143, 158)

Great Grove, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 77, 99, 106)

Gross, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 85)

Groups (khandhā), definition, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 85, 86 n., 94 n.)

Haliddikani, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10, 4)

Harpies, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 195-6)

Heaping up, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75)

Hereafter, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 20 n., 88, 92)

Heresy, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3 n., 94);

the great, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 170, 164-176, 202-4)

Heretics, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 99)

Home, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 11)

Housefather, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1, 96-7)

Hunger, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 25 n.)

'I' conceit, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3, 4, 18, 48, 87, 110-1, 115, 186-9)

Ignorance, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 82, 138, 146)

Ill (dukkha), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 19, 114);

illfare, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 21 n., 23)

Images, mental, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 52)

Imagining, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 65)

Impermanence (anicca), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 20, 39, 49, 65, 75, 82, 87, 88, 94-6, 97, 107, 112, 116, 122, 124-5, 129, 132, 146, 153);

seeing it (aniccānupassin), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 150)

Imposthume, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 155)

Impressions, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 11, 17 n.)

Impurity, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 169)

Individual-group, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86-7)

Infinity (of space), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 188)

Insight (ñāṇa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 28, 58);

released by, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 159)

Instability, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 34 n., 87)

Investigator (upaparikkhi), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 57)

Investigation, causal (yoniso manasikāra), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 37, 45, 118, 143)

Inward (ajjhāttika), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 85, 150 n.)

Isipatana, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 111, 113, 147)

Island of refuge (dipa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 37 n.)

Jeta Grove, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 32, 89, 93, 186)

Jhāna, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 186-8)

Jujube-tree Park, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 107)

Kacchana, the great, brother, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10-4);

-gotta, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 113 and n.)

Kapilavatthu, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 77)

Kappa, brother, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 145-6)

Karma, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 61 n., 171)

Khattiyāni, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 124)

Khemaka, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 107-11)

Kindling, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75)

King of glory, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 122ff.)

Kinsman of the Sun (adiccabandhu), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 121)

Knowledge, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 139, 146-8);

(abhiññā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 183)

Kosala, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 6 n.)

Kosambi, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 80, 107, 112-3)

Kotthita, the great, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 143, 147)

Kusāvati, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Leash, the (or thong), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 126-7)

Liberated, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 68)

Licchavi, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 60)

Life, the homeless, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 33, etc.)

Life-continuum (santāna), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 20 n.)

Limbs, the seven, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

Lion, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 70-1)

Low arts, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 190-1)

Lure, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 31, 45, 107. 157)

Lust (rāga), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 26, 31, 45, 157, 163)

Māgandiya, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10)

Mahāli, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 60-2)

Makkhali (gosāla), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 61 170 n.)

Mantānī, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89)

Manyfolk, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 37, 68, 82, 86, 146)

Māra, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 28, 30, 64, 106, 155, 160-1)

Marks, the three, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 203 n.)

Material element, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10);

object, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 115)

Measure, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 34)

Meditation, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 205-7)

Mendicant, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 32)

Mental, balance, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 107);

bias, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114, 138)

Middle Way, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 114).

See Path

Migāra, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 84)

Mind, work of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 128 and n.)

Mindfulness, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

'Mine,' (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 43, 87, 115, 151, 165, 186-9)

Misery, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 87)

Modesty (hiri), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Morals, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69 n.)

Murderer, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 96-7, 121)

Nagas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 192-6)

Nakulapitar, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1-5)

Never-returner (anāgāmin), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 144)

Nibbāna, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 92, 139, 156)

Norm (dhamma), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 36, 71, 81-2);

the Master of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 103, 112-3);
teacher of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 139, 140)

Nothingness, sphere of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 180)

Objects, external (bahiddhā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 67)

Once-returner (sakadāgāmin), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 144)

One-pointed, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 187 and n.)

Osprey's Haunt, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 10, 14)

Otherness (aññatha-bhāva), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 177)

Ownership, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 67)

Pain, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 31, 61, 73)

Palace of Righteousness, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Palm tree, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 11, 27, 137)

Parables, See Index of Similes

Pārileyya, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 80-1)

Park, Anāthapiṇḍika's, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89)

Path, the Eightfold, fruits of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 39 n., 72, 81-2);

the twofold, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 92);
Ariyan, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-5)

Peaked Gable Hall, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 60)

Perception (saññā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 5, 8ff., 15, 36, 40, 43, 52, 73-4);

group, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86-7, 181, 189, etc.)

Permanent (nicca), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 88)

Perseverance, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 210)

Person-pack (sakkāya), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 134);

view of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 153)

Personal (ajjhattika, inward), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 150)

Perversity, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 94)

Petas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 179)

Phenomena, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51 n.)

Picture, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 128)

Pious talk (dhammī-kathā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 2)

Pleasure, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 61, 73, 87)

Plough, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 132)

Points, the seven, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 54)

Potter's Shed, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 101)

Powers, the five, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-1)

Prey, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 72-4)

Property, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 66 n.)

Puṇṇa, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89)

Pūrana Kassapa, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 61)

Pure-Face, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 189-90)

Purgatory, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 179)

Quarrels, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 117)

Quarters, the four (disā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 190-1)

Queen, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Quenching, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75)

Rādha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 15, 66, 155, 163)

Rahula, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 67 n., 114-5)

Rājagaha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 44, 101, 106, 190)

Realizing, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 15, 16, 20, 23, 28, 39)

Rebirth, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 25, 28, 46 n., 159);

lust of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 132, 134);
states of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 177-9)

Reckoning (sañkhā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 33 n., 62-4)

Recluses and brahmins, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 44, 158, 190-1)

Reed-cutter, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 132)

Release, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 28-9, 145)

Restraint, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 8, 10)

Right regard, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 155)

Root of Pain, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 31)

Round (vaṭṭa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 52 n.)

Sabbath (elephant), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123);

day (uposatha), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 84, 102)

Sabhiya, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7 n.)

Sakka, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 14 n.)

Sakkas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 6, 77)

Sakyas, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 6, 191)

Sāñkhya, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 52)

Sāriputta, teaches Nakulapitar, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 2-8);

reproves Yamaka, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 94-9);
teaches Koṭṭhita, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 143-4, 147);
talks with Ānanda, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 185-91)

Satisfaction (assādo), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 27-9, 87, 148)

Sāvatthī, the scene of most of the suttas, passim

Scattering, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 75)

Seats, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 55-6)

Secret doctrine, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 163 n.)

Seed, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 46 n.)

Seers' Hill, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 103)

Self (soul), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3-6, 18, 32 n., 59, 66, 69, 82-4, 86 n., 108, 114, 115, 140-1, 151);

attabhāvo, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 122);
seeing lack of (anattānupassin), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 122);
speculation on (attānudiṭṭhi), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 153, 175-6)

Separates, the (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 134 ff.)

Series (parivaṭṭaṃ), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 50-4 n.)

Sevens, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 171)

Ship, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 131)

Sickness, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1-5, 59, 100-8)

Skandhas, the five, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 3-5, etc.)

Solitude, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 16 n.)

Sona, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 42-4)

Squirrels' feeding ground, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 44, 101, 106)

Star-gazing, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 190-1)

States (dhamma), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 9)

Stations, the four, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81)

Stream-winner (sotāpanna) (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 89 n., 96 n., 144, 159)

Subtle, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 85)

Sudatta, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7 n.)

Suffering, woe, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 66, 135, etc.)

Suicide, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 101-6)

Sun, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 121)

Superman, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 76 n., 101)

Surādha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 67)

Sustenance (āhārā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 51 n.)

Tārukkha, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 7 n.)

Tathāgata, as home-abandoner, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 11-3);

as arahant is free, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 57-9);
has powers, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 71);
views about, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 94-5 n.);
after death, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 99);
as superman, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 100-1);
has realized the world, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 117-8);
exists or not after death, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 172-3, 204)

Teachings (dhamma), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 90 and n.)

See Norm

Tenfold Powers, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Thirst, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 8-10)

Thought, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 35, 45, 118, 143);

reading, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81, 88);
applied, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 187)

Thundercloud (horse), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 123)

Times, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 18, 19, 63, 67)

Tissa, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 90)

Torpor, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 90-1)

Training, threefold, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Udāna (defined), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 48-50)

Ukkali, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 63 n.)

Understanding (pariññā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 26);

(abhisamaya), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 203)

Unstable, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 88)

Uprising, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 30, 34 n., 35)

Vacchagotta, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 202-4)

Vakkali, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 101-6)

Velamikā, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 124)

Vesāli, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 60)

View (diṭṭhi), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 40);

(sakkāya-), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 86-7, 150-1).
See Heresy

Virtuous (sīlavā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 144)

Volition (cetanā), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 53);

seats of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 5)

Vultures' Peak, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 103))

Wake, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 69)

Wanderers, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 99)

Was (Sinhalese), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 63 n.)

Wavering, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 84)

Way, the, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 38)

Ways, the three, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 54, 70);

the four, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-1)

Weal and woe (sukha-dukkha), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 59, 75, 80, 88, 164-5, 171, etc.)

Wellfarer (sugata), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 65, 78)

Well-taught (disciple) sutavat, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 144)

Whirling, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 52 and n., 57)

Will, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 56);

power, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-1);
See Volition

Wind and water, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 165)

Wisdom, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 81);

limbs of, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 130-1)

Words, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 13)

World (loka), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 117);

condition, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 117;)
periods, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 171)

Worry, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 16 n., 16-8)

Worthy (arahaṃ), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 82, etc.)

Wrong, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 153);

view (abhinivesa), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 154)

Yakkhinī, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 1 n.)

Yamaka, (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 93-9)

Yours (not), (PTS KS-3 pg(s) 31-2).

See 'Self' and 'I' conceit

Zipped files of the Scanned images of the indexes for volumes of the Pāḷi Text Society translations of the four Nikāyas.