GLOSSARY OF NAMES AND TERMS.
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Carus, Paul and Kopetzky, O. (Olga)
27. Man born blind, the, 181. Man, who is the strong? 125. Mango-grove, 139, 221, 237. Many, the dead are, 210. Married unto the truth, be, 205. Master, out of reverence for the, 248. Master over the stream, following the, 212. May be expected to prosper, Sangha, 221. Me, this is done by, 132. Meats remained undiminished, 205. Medicines, 90, 210, 246. Meditation (see bhāvana and sati-patthāna in the Glossary), 39, 174, 137. Meeting in concord, 220. Men, blind, 141; teacher of gods and men, 226; the lives of men, 198. Men's hearts, bridler of, 226. Mental eye, 209. Merit, four kinds of, 186. Merit, the order (sangha) the sowing ground of, 226. Message in their own language, all creatures received the,
55. Migrations, cause of further, 118. Mind, Brahmā's, 142; culture of the, 87; elevate the mind, 80; mind is the guiding rein, 195; seek thou the life that is of the mind, 153; the five roots of mind, 29; there is mind, 151. Mind, we the result of, 131. Miracle-mongers, 173. Miracles, 172. Miracles forbidden, 119-121. Mirage, hope of heaven a, 122. Mirage, the cause of self a,
32. Mirror of truth, the, 225. Mission, the preachers, 127. Moon, the, shines by night, 139. Moral powers,
97. Moral sense,
97. More fit to live, 149. More, sin no, 183. Mortification not the right path
35. Mortification profitless,
49. Mortification vain,
50. Mother, a,
67. Muni of great understanding, 170. Mustard seed, the, 209. Naked ascetics,
89. Nakedness, impure is, 95,
96. Name, honored be his,
69. Nature of religion consists in worship and sacrifice, the, 152. Nature of the rope, the
67. Nature of self, the,
66. Near me, he who walks, righteously is ever, 246. Necessity of dissolution, 249. Nectar, the bee collects, 137. Needed, the one thing that is, 153. Noble, eightfold path, the, 41, 237, 258. Noble truths, the four, 41, 181. Non-action, 145, 146. Non-existence of the soul, 153. Non-identity, identity and, 152, 158. Not any means to avoid dying, 211. Not worthy of yellow robes, 103. Nothing remains, 160. Nothing will remain, 225. Nothingness stares me in the face, 153. Nourishes his mind, the wise man, 189. Novices, precepts for the, 124. Now is the time to seek religion,
21. Now my lot to help, 214. Obedience to the laws of righteousness, 152. Obey the truth, let us, 254. Object and senses, contact of,
66. Observe the Uposatha or Sabbath,
98. Ocean, 226; rivers in the ocean, 214; my doctrine is like the great ocean, 177. Offering, four kinds of, 186. Omens abolished, 173. Omens of Buddhahood,
10. One hemp-grain each day,
34. One in essence, 259. One, the truth is but, 138, 164, 157. One thing that is needed, the, 153. Oneself, purity and impurity belong to, 131. Order, rules for the, 233. Order, the, (sangha) the sowing-ground of merit, 226. Ordination, 58, 59, 88, [see also Pabbajjā and Upasampadā in the Glossary]. Others art thou thyself, 157. Others, the faults of, 134, 137. Our water is all gone, 193. Outcast, the, 195; by deeds one becomes an outcast, 196; who is an outcast? 195. Outcome of evil, pain is the, 133. Outcome of good, happiness is the, 133. Outwitted, 184. Overcome anger by love, 137. Overcome evil by good, 137. Overcome grief, 234. Ox led to slaughter, 211. Pain is the outcome of evil, 133. Parable, 165, 179 &c. Parable of the hungry dog, 198. Paradise in the West, the, 173; living in paradise, 207; the paradise of the pure land, 173. Parties, listen to both, 103. Party in search of a thief, a, 206. Pass away, about to, 242; people pass away, 212; the truth will never pass away, 152. Passed away according to his deeds, 194. Passion, rain and, 132. Past, thou wilt reap the harvest sown in the, 159. Path of transmigration, weary, 237; sign of the right, 143; the eightfold, 41; the
immortal path, 76; the noble eightfold path, 143, 237, 258; mortification not the path, 35; walk in the noble path, 160; a pathless jungle, 142; are all paths saving? 139. [See also Maggo in the Glossary.] Peace on earth,
9. Peacemaker, the, 197. People dissatisfied, the, 71; people pass away, 212; wise people falter not, 133; wise people fashion themselves, 133. Perception of truth, the refreshing drink, 118. Perishable, the I,
66. Personalities of Buddha, the three, 232. Pestilence, 121. Physician, 20, 181, 210; the best physician, 169; without beholding the physician, 246. Pit, treasure laid up in a deep, 171. Pity me not,
28. Plantain-tree,
39. Pleasure, he who lives for, 133; let a man take pleasure in the dharma, 171. Pleasures destroy the foolish, 134; pleasures of self in heaven, 153; why do we give up the pleasures of the world, 172; religious wisdom lifts above pleasures, 209. Potter, 163; potter, vessels made by the, 211. Power, incantations have no, 33; magic power, 119. Powerful elephant, 166. Powerful king, 130. Powers, moral,
97. Practise the truth, 160. Praise of all the Buddhas, the, 258. Prayers, 141; prayers vain repetitions,
33. Preach the doctrine, glorious in the beginning, middle, and end, 58; preach to all beings, 129. Preacher's mission, the, 127; the preacher's sole aim, 128. Preachers, Tathāgatas are only, 131. Precepts, 247; precepts for the novices, 124; ten precepts, 124; walk according to the precepts, 241. Precious crown jewel, 130. Precious jewel, a, 252. Priceless, the lives of men are, 198. Priest and layman alike,
74. Prince, test of the,
13. Problem of the soul, the,
29. Profitless, mortification,
49. Prohibitions, 120. Promoted him higher, he, 182. Propound the truth, 127. Prosper, sangha may be expected to 221. Prospered, bhikkhus, 120. Punishment of the criminal, 147. Punishment, the fruit of the criminal's act, 148. Puppets on a string, 123. Pure land, the paradise of the, 173. Purity and impurity belong to oneself, 131. Purpose of being, the, 155. Purpose, speak to the, 126. Qualities, cloud of good, 129; eight wonderful qualities, 178. Quality, the thing and its,
30. Quarrels, 100. Quarters, the four, 143; the six quarters, 144. Question concerning annihilation, 145. Questioned, the sages,
13. Questions of the deva, 168. Rabbit rescued from the serpent,
27. Rags, cast-off, 89, 91, 110. Rāhula, lessons given to, 165. Rain and passion, 132. Rain fell,
94. Rain, good works are, 195. Rare in the world, 228. Reap the harvest sown in the past, thou wilt, 159. Reap what we sow, we, 153, 200. Reason,as the helpmate of self. 256. Reason in the struggle for life, 255. Reason, no truth is attainable without, 256. Reasoning ceases, 154. Rebirth without transmigration of self,
33. Rebuked, the bhikkhus, 109. Received the message in their own language, all creatures,
55. Re-establishing concord, two ways of, 104. Re-establishment of concord, 103. Reform to-day, 123. Refreshing drink, the, perception of truth, 118. Refuge in the Blessed One, 150, 151, 160, 247. Refuge in the Buddha, 60, 61, 64, 68, 168, 206, 251, 257. Refuge in the Enlightened Teacher, 145. Refuge is his name, 213. Rejoice, angels,
8. Religion, Buddha's, consolidation of, 89; now is the time to seek religion, 21; seeing the highest religion, 138; the gift of all religion, 138; worship and sacrifice the nature of religion, 152; thou tearest down religion, 152. Religious man, the, and truth, 125; religious wisdom lifts above pleasures, 209; religious zeal flagging,
35. Rely on yourselves, 234. Remain in thy station, 74; nothing will remain, 225; the truth will remain, 242, 249. Repetitions, prayers vain,
33. Reprove, do not, 103. Rescue in the desert, 191. Restore to you a nobler beauty, to, 201. Revere the traditions, 254. Reverence for the Master, out of 248. Reverence my father, I, 144. Rice-milk,
95. Rich in returns, charity,