INDEX
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Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro
Tao-yüan, a Zen historian, 164ff.
Tauler, 305, 333.
Teisho, Zen lecture, 320.
Ten Cow-herding Pictures, 349ff.
Tendai, 54; and Zen, 190.
Tennyson, 20.
Tenryu (T‘ien-lung), “one finger” Zen, 22fn.; his counter-questioning, 282.
Tenryūji, in Kyoto, 321, 357fn.
Terstegen, 278.
Tê-shan, see Tokusan.
Tesshikaku (T‘ieh-tsui Chiao), knows not his master, 265.
Tevijja, 50fn.
Three conceptions of being, 290.
Tōki-no-gé, 233; by Chōkei, 223f.; by Hōyen Goso, 234; by Yengo, 234; by Yenju, 234; by Yōdainen, 235; by Iku of Toryō, 235; by Bukkō, 241fn.
Tō-Impo (Têng-yin-fêng), crushing Baso’s legs, 291.
Tokusan (Tê-shan), on staff, 21; and the Diamond Sutra, 225, 232; and his stick. 261, 280.
Tokushō (Tê-shao), one drop of water, 276; on Prajñā, 276.
Tōsu (T‘ou-tzŭ), on the Buddha, etc., 273.
Trikāya, 34fn.
Tsung-chien (Sōkan), a Buddhist historian, 163.
Tung-shan, see Dosan.
Tzŭ-ming, see Jimyo.
Udraka, 71fn.
Udumbarika-sīhanāda Suttanta, 68.
Ummon (Yün-men), on a good-for-nothing fellow, 10; on staff, 21; 261, 263f.; defines Zen, 102; sermons, 344; on Jōshu’s washing dishes, 224; on poverty, 335; on Zen, 260; his “Kwan!” 279; his laconism, 338.
Umpō (Yün-fêng), on Ummon’s comment on Jōshu, 224.
Ungan (Yün-yen), “Overflowing!” 97; with Yakusan, 287.
Ungo (Yün-chü), Dōyō, and an officer, 288.
Ungo, Shaku, on Chu the national teacher, 288fn.
Upāya (expediency, or device), 65, 66f.
Vajracchedikā Sūtra, 137, 173ff., 189, 191, 198.
Vajrasamādhi Sūtra, Chinese, 64, 94, 170, 173; the prodigal son in, 140.
Vasubandhu, 55.
Vasumitra, 42fn.
Via negativa, 56.
Victory, the hymn of, 55, 59.
Vikalpa, 79, 81.
Vimalakīrti, 86, 89, 90, 258, 280f.
Vimalakīrti Sūtra, Chinese, 63, 64, 161, 181fn., 193, 205f., 207.
Vimoksha (or Moksha), 49.