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1Insight, the eight causes of its ripening, 141, and see Conversion. Intoxicating drinks, 41. Investigation, characteristic of, 96; why the Buddha investigates, 272, Invisible, story of the magician, 217; root to make one, 281. Iron, 70. Jasmine, the chief of flowers, 252. Javelins, 69. Karma, 3, 12, 18, 32, 41, 71, 80, 103, 163, 191, 214, 262-4. King of kings, the mythical, 162,177, 199. Kings, their manner of discussing, 46; their tyranny, 50; their greed, 203; they take the best of everything, 267. Lamps, 61, 64, 67, 73, 110. Lancet, surgeon’s, 168-9, 211. Law, of property, 247. See Peace, breach of, and Conveyancing, and Punishments, and Book. Laymen, includes the gods, 32. Learning by heart, 17, 22, 28, 34, 123, 172. Letter-writing, 67. Leviathan, 187. Lexicography, 17. Lie, a deliberate, excludes from the Order, 268, Lions, 135, 211. Log, the dry, simile of, 214. Looking-glass, 86, 189. Lord of a village, 208. Lotions, medicinal, 211, 215. Lotus flower, simile of, 117. Love to all beings, 138, 279 foll.; of teacher to pupil, 142; duty of, 254. Lucky marks, 32, 117, 237, 247. Magic, 6, 181, 217. Mandolin and its parts, 84. Market places, 2, 53. Marks onthe body, as omens of future greatness, 17. Marriage by purchase, 74. Medicine, 6, 191, 197, 214. See Physician, Surgery. Meditation, 13, 18, 52, 196 foll. Memory, 120-122. Merchant, should test goods, 272. Milk and butter, simile of, 65, 75. Mindfulness, 52, 58. Minds, seven classes of, 154. Ministers of state, the six, 171. Miracles at conception of Nagasena, 14. Money, 17, 59, 134, 267. Mules die in giving birth, 236. Music, 6. Muslin, of Benares, 3. Mutilation, of criminals, 63, 166, 270, 276. Name, soul not implied in, 41. ‘Name-and-form,’ 71 foll., 77. Nirvana, a state of mind to be attained in, and which ends with, this life, 36, 41, 78, 106, See Arahatship. Novice, the intractable, 4; Nagasena becomes a, 20; his duties as, 24, 302. Ocean, taste of, 131, 1333 always casts up a dead body, 259. Offences, conscious and unconscious, 224. Official gratitude, 76, 93, 197. Ogres, 38. Oil, for the hair, rg. Ointment, for a wound, 168. Omens, interpretation of, 247. Omniscience of the Buddhas, 117, 154-162, 271, 301 foll, Pain, origin of, 83, 191, 195. Pakkeka-Buddhas, 158. Peace, breach of the, in law, 239. Perception, characteristic of, 95, 132. Perseverance, 52. Physician, 68, 69, 112, 165, 168, 2II, 40, 272. Pilot, should test the shore, 272. Pipers, 48. Pirit, 213. Pledge, deposit of, 123. Poison, simile of, 94 ; antidotes to, 215; love counteracts, 279. Pork, the Buddha’s last meal of, 244 foll. 314 THE QUESTIONS OF KING MILINDA. Posthumous honours, 144 foll. Potter and the pots, simile of, 84. Precepts, abolition of the minor, 202. Present to a king, simile of, 220. Prophecy, 6, 185. Punishments, 63, 223, 239, 254, 269. Punkahs, 148. Pupil, his duty to his teacher, 144.
2314 THE QUESTIONS OF KING MILINDA. Posthumous honours, 144 foll. Potter and the pots, simile of, 84. Precepts, abolition of the minor, 202. Present to a king, simile of, 220. Prophecy, 6, 185. Punishments, 63, 223, 239, 254, 269. Punkahs, 148. Pupil, his duty to his teacher, 144. Purgatory, 94, 101, 125, 163, 167, 206, 210, 283. Purity, the power of, 173. Purohita, family chaplain, 282. Rain, three seasons of, 171; produced by charms, 181. Rain water, similes of, 90, 226, 245, 274, 278. Rams, simile of two butting, 92. Reasoning contrasted with wisdom, 50. Recognition, mark of perception, 132. Reflection, characteristic of, 95. Re-incarnation, 207, and see next. Re-individualisation, 50, 72-75. Relationship, scheme of, 292. Relics, of the Buddha, 144 foll., 246. Renunciation, 31, 49, 98, 251, 271. Rest-houses, public, 291. Rhinoceros, 38. Rice, simile of cartload of, 154; simile of boiling, 176; is the chief of all grains, 252. Robber, figuratively, of a bad monk, 256. Sandal-wood dust, 29. Schism, 163, 227. Scholars, their manner of discussing, 46. Schooling, 63, and see Education. Season, the rainy, 7, 24. Secret wisdom, 139. Sects, 3, 7, 8, 144, 266, Seed-fruit-seed, succession of, 80, Seed, simile of, 301. Seeds, edible, 161. Sensation, results of a, 82, 83, 89, 92; characteristics of, 93; kinds of, 194. Shadow of a man, 45; abiding under another’, 137. Shampooing the hair, 19. Ship, simile of, 227. Shops, 2, 3. Shrines, god-haunted, 140. Sins, the five, 41; will find you out, 295. Snake-charmers, 38, 212, 215. Snakes, 211. Snoring, how to stop, 131. Snow, 70. Son in the faith, 142. Sophists, 7. Sorrow, 125, and see Pain. Soul, no such thing as, 40-45, 48, 67, 86-89, IIT, 132. Spells, 6. Splinter of rock, incident of, 193 foll., 249 foll. State officials, the six, 171. Suffering, cause of, see Pain ; various kinds of, 275. Sugar, 72; sugar mill, 235. Suggestion, as source of memory, 121. Suicide, 69, 273. Surgery, 168. Swallowed up by the earth, 152. Syrups and sweetmeats, 3. Tank, simile of the full, 187. Taxation, 208. Teacher, his fees, 17, 25; his duties to his pupil, 142. Thought-perception, 89. Tidal-wave, 276. Time, definition of, 77 ; root of, 79 ; ultimate point of, 80-82. To pay, 177. ; Torture, 239; various kinds of death with, 276, 277. Transmigration, 111, 118, 120. Travellers, hospitality towards, 161. Treasurer, the royal, 59. Trees, disciples compared to, 151 ; simile of the barren, 162; talking trees, dilemma of, 241. Trumpeters, 48. Truth, is the most minute of all things, 132; its power, 182. Turbans, 138. Tutor’s fees, 17. Twirling-stick, 85, 146. Uncle, no word for in Pali, 292. Unguents, for the hair, r9. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 315 Vanishing root, 281. Village organisation, 208-9. Vow, the eightfold, of a layman, 138.
3Truth, is the most minute of all things, 132; its power, 182. Turbans, 138. Tutor’s fees, 17. Twirling-stick, 85, 146. Uncle, no word for in Pali, 292. Unguents, for the hair, r9. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 315 Vanishing root, 281. Village organisation, 208-9. Vow, the eightfold, of a layman, 138. Waggons, 3,27; parts of, 44; simile of path of, 91; of load of rice, 154; breaking up of, 173; reckoned among valuable things, 267. Wandering teachers, 7, 34. Water-clearing gem, 55. Water, earth rests on, 106, 175. Water-pot, the regular, 106, Weapons, 69. Wheel of victory, 162; of the kingdom of righteousness, 31, 253. Wife. See Marriage. Wind, simile of, 147-8 ; as medical term, 191. Wisdom, distinct from reasoning, 50; mark of, 51, 61 ; of Arahats, 293; seven kinds of, 128. Women, put before men, 83; their fickleness, 141; in the Order, 187; reckoned among valuable things, 267; their wiles, 294; their management of their husbands, 302. See Marriage. Woollen stuffs, 3, 28, 159. Worms in the body, 151. Wound, treatment of, 168, Writing a letter, 67. Digitized by Google TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books oF THE East. CONSONANTS, MISSIONARY ALPHABET, T Class. IT Class, — TIT Class. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis........0... 2 =, @«.-« BBpirata 2... 3 Media. .......... 4 , aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ...... 7 Spiritus asper....... 8 ,, lenis........ 9 , asperfaucalis... 10, lls, 12 ,, Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ........... 14 » aspirata ...... 15 Media .....--ceee 16 ,, aspirata....... 17, «=Nasalis.......- asper fricatus . .. lenis faucalis .... lenis fricatus ... . Zend. Pehblevi Arabic. Hebrew. Vw - rm naam F2ZEAE TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 317 Cc CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. ———— I Class. II Class. III Class. Sanskrit. Zend. Pehlevi. Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ....... 19 Spiritus asper ....-. 20 Py VOTIS! fe fercees? se 21 Ft asper assibilatus 22 7 lenis assibilatus Dentales. 93) Tenis: s-.0 ares dure 24 =~, aspirata...6ee 25 ,, assibilata..... OG. Medix: 0:4 %e.aneretoneceys 27 gg. BSPirAatde ca ees 28 =~«, + #$assibilata..... 29 Nadalig’ s+ 0 sae .e'6:3: ex‘ 30 Semivocalis .... 31 Fe mollis 1 32 se mollis 2... 33 Spiritus asper1 ..... 84 =, «-s- asper2 we eee BB) sg, ty MM: ee anincds 386 =, _~—s asperrimus 1., 37 » asperrimus 2. . @ 9 init. oN eS -jJ9 7 D579 5 "2 _—_— as ~~ %% 318 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 88 Tenuis..... 39. CO, aspirata 2... 40 Media ...........2. 41, 43 Semivocalis ... 44 ” 45 ” 46 Spiritus asper . 47 x» lenis.. Labiales. 48 Tenuis ..... 49 » Spirata 50 Media ..... 51, —_aspirata 52 Tenuissima. .. 53 Nasalis..... . aspirata. .. 42 Nasalis........ 54 Semivocalis .... 55 ” aspirata 56 Spiritus asper ... 57 ” lenis. 2... 58 Anusvara. ....- 59 Visarga......--
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1Insight, the eight causes of its ripening, 141, and see Conversion. Intoxicating drinks, 41. Investigation, characteristic of, 96; why the Buddha investigates, 272, Invisible, story of the magician, 217; root to make one, 281. Iron, 70. Jasmine, the chief of flowers, 252. Javelins, 69. Karma, 3, 12, 18, 32, 41, 71, 80, 103, 163, 191, 214, 262-4. King of kings, the mythical, 162,177, 199. Kings, their manner of discussing, 46; their tyranny, 50; their greed, 203; they take the best of everything, 267. Lamps, 61, 64, 67, 73, 110. Lancet, surgeon’s, 168-9, 211. Law, of property, 247. See Peace, breach of, and Conveyancing, and Punishments, and Book. Laymen, includes the gods, 32. Learning by heart, 17, 22, 28, 34, 123, 172. Letter-writing, 67. Leviathan, 187. Lexicography, 17. Lie, a deliberate, excludes from the Order, 268, Lions, 135, 211. Log, the dry, simile of, 214. Looking-glass, 86, 189. Lord of a village, 208. Lotions, medicinal, 211, 215. Lotus flower, simile of, 117. Love to all beings, 138, 279 foll.; of teacher to pupil, 142; duty of, 254. Lucky marks, 32, 117, 237, 247. Magic, 6, 181, 217. Mandolin and its parts, 84. Market places, 2, 53. Marks onthe body, as omens of future greatness, 17. Marriage by purchase, 74. Medicine, 6, 191, 197, 214. See Physician, Surgery. Meditation, 13, 18, 52, 196 foll. Memory, 120-122. Merchant, should test goods, 272. Milk and butter, simile of, 65, 75. Mindfulness, 52, 58. Minds, seven classes of, 154. Ministers of state, the six, 171. Miracles at conception of Nagasena, 14. Money, 17, 59, 134, 267. Mules die in giving birth, 236. Music, 6. Muslin, of Benares, 3. Mutilation, of criminals, 63, 166, 270, 276. Name, soul not implied in, 41. ‘Name-and-form,’ 71 foll., 77. Nirvana, a state of mind to be attained in, and which ends with, this life, 36, 41, 78, 106, See Arahatship. Novice, the intractable, 4; Nagasena becomes a, 20; his duties as, 24, 302. Ocean, taste of, 131, 1333 always casts up a dead body, 259. Offences, conscious and unconscious, 224. Official gratitude, 76, 93, 197. Ogres, 38. Oil, for the hair, rg. Ointment, for a wound, 168. Omens, interpretation of, 247. Omniscience of the Buddhas, 117, 154-162, 271, 301 foll, Pain, origin of, 83, 191, 195. Pakkeka-Buddhas, 158. Peace, breach of the, in law, 239. Perception, characteristic of, 95, 132. Perseverance, 52. Physician, 68, 69, 112, 165, 168, 2II, 40, 272. Pilot, should test the shore, 272. Pipers, 48. Pirit, 213. Pledge, deposit of, 123. Poison, simile of, 94 ; antidotes to, 215; love counteracts, 279. Pork, the Buddha’s last meal of, 244 foll. 314 THE QUESTIONS OF KING MILINDA. Posthumous honours, 144 foll. Potter and the pots, simile of, 84. Precepts, abolition of the minor, 202. Present to a king, simile of, 220. Prophecy, 6, 185. Punishments, 63, 223, 239, 254, 269. Punkahs, 148. Pupil, his duty to his teacher, 144.
2314 THE QUESTIONS OF KING MILINDA. Posthumous honours, 144 foll. Potter and the pots, simile of, 84. Precepts, abolition of the minor, 202. Present to a king, simile of, 220. Prophecy, 6, 185. Punishments, 63, 223, 239, 254, 269. Punkahs, 148. Pupil, his duty to his teacher, 144. Purgatory, 94, 101, 125, 163, 167, 206, 210, 283. Purity, the power of, 173. Purohita, family chaplain, 282. Rain, three seasons of, 171; produced by charms, 181. Rain water, similes of, 90, 226, 245, 274, 278. Rams, simile of two butting, 92. Reasoning contrasted with wisdom, 50. Recognition, mark of perception, 132. Reflection, characteristic of, 95. Re-incarnation, 207, and see next. Re-individualisation, 50, 72-75. Relationship, scheme of, 292. Relics, of the Buddha, 144 foll., 246. Renunciation, 31, 49, 98, 251, 271. Rest-houses, public, 291. Rhinoceros, 38. Rice, simile of cartload of, 154; simile of boiling, 176; is the chief of all grains, 252. Robber, figuratively, of a bad monk, 256. Sandal-wood dust, 29. Schism, 163, 227. Scholars, their manner of discussing, 46. Schooling, 63, and see Education. Season, the rainy, 7, 24. Secret wisdom, 139. Sects, 3, 7, 8, 144, 266, Seed-fruit-seed, succession of, 80, Seed, simile of, 301. Seeds, edible, 161. Sensation, results of a, 82, 83, 89, 92; characteristics of, 93; kinds of, 194. Shadow of a man, 45; abiding under another’, 137. Shampooing the hair, 19. Ship, simile of, 227. Shops, 2, 3. Shrines, god-haunted, 140. Sins, the five, 41; will find you out, 295. Snake-charmers, 38, 212, 215. Snakes, 211. Snoring, how to stop, 131. Snow, 70. Son in the faith, 142. Sophists, 7. Sorrow, 125, and see Pain. Soul, no such thing as, 40-45, 48, 67, 86-89, IIT, 132. Spells, 6. Splinter of rock, incident of, 193 foll., 249 foll. State officials, the six, 171. Suffering, cause of, see Pain ; various kinds of, 275. Sugar, 72; sugar mill, 235. Suggestion, as source of memory, 121. Suicide, 69, 273. Surgery, 168. Swallowed up by the earth, 152. Syrups and sweetmeats, 3. Tank, simile of the full, 187. Taxation, 208. Teacher, his fees, 17, 25; his duties to his pupil, 142. Thought-perception, 89. Tidal-wave, 276. Time, definition of, 77 ; root of, 79 ; ultimate point of, 80-82. To pay, 177. ; Torture, 239; various kinds of death with, 276, 277. Transmigration, 111, 118, 120. Travellers, hospitality towards, 161. Treasurer, the royal, 59. Trees, disciples compared to, 151 ; simile of the barren, 162; talking trees, dilemma of, 241. Trumpeters, 48. Truth, is the most minute of all things, 132; its power, 182. Turbans, 138. Tutor’s fees, 17. Twirling-stick, 85, 146. Uncle, no word for in Pali, 292. Unguents, for the hair, r9. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 315 Vanishing root, 281. Village organisation, 208-9. Vow, the eightfold, of a layman, 138.
3Truth, is the most minute of all things, 132; its power, 182. Turbans, 138. Tutor’s fees, 17. Twirling-stick, 85, 146. Uncle, no word for in Pali, 292. Unguents, for the hair, r9. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 315 Vanishing root, 281. Village organisation, 208-9. Vow, the eightfold, of a layman, 138. Waggons, 3,27; parts of, 44; simile of path of, 91; of load of rice, 154; breaking up of, 173; reckoned among valuable things, 267. Wandering teachers, 7, 34. Water-clearing gem, 55. Water, earth rests on, 106, 175. Water-pot, the regular, 106, Weapons, 69. Wheel of victory, 162; of the kingdom of righteousness, 31, 253. Wife. See Marriage. Wind, simile of, 147-8 ; as medical term, 191. Wisdom, distinct from reasoning, 50; mark of, 51, 61 ; of Arahats, 293; seven kinds of, 128. Women, put before men, 83; their fickleness, 141; in the Order, 187; reckoned among valuable things, 267; their wiles, 294; their management of their husbands, 302. See Marriage. Woollen stuffs, 3, 28, 159. Worms in the body, 151. Wound, treatment of, 168, Writing a letter, 67. Digitized by Google TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books oF THE East. CONSONANTS, MISSIONARY ALPHABET, T Class. IT Class, — TIT Class. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis........0... 2 =, @«.-« BBpirata 2... 3 Media. .......... 4 , aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ...... 7 Spiritus asper....... 8 ,, lenis........ 9 , asperfaucalis... 10, lls, 12 ,, Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ........... 14 » aspirata ...... 15 Media .....--ceee 16 ,, aspirata....... 17, «=Nasalis.......- asper fricatus . .. lenis faucalis .... lenis fricatus ... . Zend. Pehblevi Arabic. Hebrew. Vw - rm naam F2ZEAE TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 317 Cc CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. ———— I Class. II Class. III Class. Sanskrit. Zend. Pehlevi. Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ....... 19 Spiritus asper ....-. 20 Py VOTIS! fe fercees? se 21 Ft asper assibilatus 22 7 lenis assibilatus Dentales. 93) Tenis: s-.0 ares dure 24 =~, aspirata...6ee 25 ,, assibilata..... OG. Medix: 0:4 %e.aneretoneceys 27 gg. BSPirAatde ca ees 28 =~«, + #$assibilata..... 29 Nadalig’ s+ 0 sae .e'6:3: ex‘ 30 Semivocalis .... 31 Fe mollis 1 32 se mollis 2... 33 Spiritus asper1 ..... 84 =, «-s- asper2 we eee BB) sg, ty MM: ee anincds 386 =, _~—s asperrimus 1., 37 » asperrimus 2. . @ 9 init. oN eS -jJ9 7 D579 5 "2 _—_— as ~~ %% 318 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 88 Tenuis..... 39. CO, aspirata 2... 40 Media ...........2. 41, 43 Semivocalis ... 44 ” 45 ” 46 Spiritus asper . 47 x» lenis.. Labiales. 48 Tenuis ..... 49 » Spirata 50 Media ..... 51, —_aspirata 52 Tenuissima. .. 53 Nasalis..... . aspirata. .. 42 Nasalis........ 54 Semivocalis .... 55 ” aspirata 56 Spiritus asper ... 57 ” lenis. 2... 58 Anusvara. ....- 59 Visarga......--
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
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