Dialogues of the Buddha, Part II — trans. T. W. and C. A. F. Rhys Davids (1910)

Paf icca-samuppada, dependent origination, doctrine of, older than Buddhism, 1 ; discussed, 42-49.

Patimokkha, Brahma gods recite,
37 ; Vipassi's version of the, 38 ;
Sakka's question about the, 314.

Payaga Nagas, 289.

Pilgrimages, 154.

Potana, in Assaka, 270.

Pre-existence, 4.

Probation, of four months, 168.

Pukkusa, the Mallian, 141ft0.

Purindada, epithet of Sakka, 297.

Rahu, demon, 289.
Rainy season (Vassa), 106.
Rama-gama, 188-191.
Rama-setf£a, a god, 288.
Rapture, nine stages of, 174 ; the
four, 215; practice of, 250,

345.

Rebirth, 98.

Reign of Law, the Buddhist doctrine of, 1.

Re«u, prince and king, 267 ff.

Rest, at (deceased), 132.

Retreat, see Rainy season, 241.

Righteousness, kingdom of, foundation of, 116.

Road, 34.

Robes, method of wearing, 145,
186, 202.

Rojas, fairies, 290.

Roruka, in Sovira, 270.

Rucira, a fairy, 290.

Sacred places, four kinds of, 153.

Sacrifice, the ideal, 371-374.

Sadamatta, fairies, 291.

Sahali, gods, 290.

Sakiyas, the Buddha's clan, 187,

188.
Sakka, king of the gods, 290, 294-

298 ; verses by, 175, 260; builds

DIALOGUES OF THE BUDDHA.

a palace, 212 ; his eulogy of the
Buddha, 261-263.
Sakya sage, 308.
Sa/ala, cottage, 305.
Sanaw-kumara, 245, 264, 292.
Sanskrit Buddhist literature, 256.
Sanskrit literature, anachronisms in,

283.
Sariputta, his names, 78 ; his death,

193.
Sata, a hill, 287.
Satipa//Mnas, the four, 249.
Serpent-race, 191.
Sikaddhi, son of Matali, 302.
Sikhi, one of the six previous

Buddhas, 6, 7.
Similes :
The threaded jewel, 10.
The jewel laid on muslin, n.
The lotus, 16, 32.
The man on the crag, 32.
Clean cloth and dye, 34.
The tangled skein, and matted

thread, 50.
Child on his father's hip, 68.
The brooding hen, 86.
The city walls and the cat, 88.
The causeway and the rafts, 95.
Mirror of Truth, 99.
Jewels of the Law, roi.
The lamp, 108.
The topmost height, 109.
Golden image, 244.
The confluence of Ganges and

Jumna, 261.
The pure gem, 276.
The elephant, 301, 308.
The bag of samples, 330,
The butcher, 331.
The man in the pit of mire, 354.
The blind man and colours, 356.
The posthumous child, 357.
The soul of the boiled man, 359.
The hot iron, 360.
The country bumpkins and the

trumpet, 361.
The forest lad and the fire, 363.
The caravan leaders and the

demon, 365. The swineherd and the dung,

367.
The gambler and the poisoned

dice, 368.
The two treasure seekers, 369.
Sneezing, phrase to counteract evil

from, 279. Soma, 282, 290.

Soothsayers, 13, 16.

Sorrow, when to be sought after,

3i3.
Soul, seven theories of, 61 ff. ; three
aspects of, 636°.; search for,

. .359-36i-

Spirits, 178. See Gods; cloudspirits, five kinds of, 205.

Subhadda, the last convert, 164-
169 ; was a Brahmin, 184.

Subhadda, the old barber, 184.

Subhadda, queen, 193 ff., 221.

Sublime conditions, the Four, 219,
256,^279.

Subrahma, a god, 292.

Sucitti, god, 289.

Suddhodana, the Buddha's father, 7.

Sudhamma, council-hall of the gods,
304, 308.

Suicide, 357.

Sukhavati-vyuha, origin of phrases in the, 198.

Suleyya, a fairy, 290.

Sunetta, a prophet, 73, 294.

Sun-myths, how far to be accepted,
197.

Suriya-vaccasa, goddess, 288.

Tacchaka, a town, 288.
Teachers, the six, 166.
Timbaru, a god, 288, 301.
Titans, 243.
Tooth-relics, 191.
Transfiguration, rise of legend of,

146, 223.
Treasurer, the mystic, 207.
Treasures, the seven, of the Lord of

the Wheel, 13, 202-208.
Trees, musical, 201, 214, 217.
Truffles, 137.
Tusita, heaven of delight, 8, 9, 11.

Upava«a, 151.
Uttara, 294, 372.

Vajjians, Videha clan, 78-81. Varusa, Vedic god, associated afterwards with tree-cult, 4, 289. Vasava, god, 289, 308, 320. Vasavanesi, deities, 290. Vasus, gods, 290. Vediya, bill, 299. Veghanasas, gods, 291. Vejayanta, Sakka's palace, 297. Vepacitti, god, 289. Veroca, god, 289. Vessabhu, a king, 270.

PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS AND PROPER NAMES.

Vessabhu, one of the six previous

Buddhas, 6, 7.
Vessamitta, god, 287.
Vessavawa, a god, 241, 251, 259, 305.
Ve^eWu, god, 288.
Veft&a-dipa, brahmin of, 188.
Vicakkha/?a fairies, 291.
Vihara, in old texts a room, not a

monastery, 4, 106, 157. Vipassi, a former Buddha, 6 ff. ;

people's derivation of the name,

17.
Viru/haka, a guardian spirit, 241,

259, 287.
Virupakkha, god of the West quarter,

259, 288.
Vishsu, 290.
Visions, the four; aged, diseased,

dead man, and a wanderer, 18 ff.

See Eye.
Vissakamma, architect to the gods,

212.
ViVu, and Vi/ucca, gods, 288.

Voice, the ideal kind of, 16.

Wanderer, described, 22.

Weighing a dead man, 360.

Welfare, conditions of, for clansmen and Wanderers, 80 ff.

Wheel, the mystic, behaviour of,
202-204.