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1See also Divina- tion. Oral tradition, as an authority for the true teaching of Buddha, 11, 67-70. Ordeal(s), by the heated hatchet, to find out a thief, 1, 108 sq., 108 n. ; 34, 323 n. ; a means of ascertaining the truth, as part of judicial pro- ORDEAL(S)— ORDINATION 405 cedure, 2, 125, 170; 4, 254, 299, 29911.; 7, xxiv ; 83, xiii, 100-21, 120 n., 123 n., 286, 297, 312, 334, 359 5 ^7, 130, 284; 47, xi; by fire and melted metal, by heated gold, 4, xxxviii, xlvii, 371, 371 n.; 5, 199, 199 n., 376, 376 n.; 7, 53, 55, 57-9; 23, 361, 361 n. ; 24, 171, 171 n. ; 25, 274, 27411.; 81, 39, 5^, 182 n. ; 88, 8 11., 9, 108-11, 119 sq., 254-6, 277-80, 318; 87, 187, 324 sq., 368; 42, 294-8; oath taken before the boiling water, 4, 46, 46 n., 49, 49 n. ; you can bribe the judge, but not the o., 4, 298 sq. and n. ; property seized in consequence of o., 4, 339; Lake Frazdan does not receive what an unrighteous man throws into it, 5, 86 ; six hot o., 5, 360 ; 37, 477 sq. ; rules regarding the performance of o., 7, 52-61 ; 25, xcix, ci sq. ; 37, 55 sq., 58 sq., 6r, 63, 70, 105, 144 sq. ; by poison, 7, 53, 55, 60; 18, 102 sq. n. ; 88, 114-16, 248, 260 sq. ; by water, 7, 53, 55, 59 sq. ; 25, 274, 274 n. ; 38, 111-14, 256-9, 318; by sacred libation, 7, 53-5, 60 sq. ; 33, 1 1 6-r8, 247 sq., 261-3, 318, 347, 384; by the balance, 7, 53-7; 38, 100-8, 251-4, 317; 44, 45 n. ; Rashnu invoked at o., 23, 168-77, 170 n.; calamity befalling a witness within seven days after his evidence has been taken, a proof of guilt, 25, 273; 33, 246; are sometimes made nugatory by artful men, 88, 1 3 ; divine proof or o., when to be resorted to, law about o., 33, 30 sq. and n., 96-9, 247-63, 295, 315-19 ; 37, 403 ; the o. by grains of rice, 38, 118 sq., 318; by the ploughshare, 33, 316, 318 sq. ; by Dharma and Adharma, 88, 319 ; sacred-twig and heat o., 37, 48 ; wizards tried by o., 37, 144 ; Gathas for an o., 87, 205, 205 n. ; ritual of o., 87, 246, 329 sq., 3 7 1 sq. , 3 8 5 ; thirty-three o. instituted by Zoroaster, 47, 74 ; blessedness of o., 47, 82 ; heretics do not establish o., 47, 89 ; Zoroaster subjected to o. by the archangels, 47, 158 sq. See also Idols, Judicial procedure. Oath, and Woman [a). Orders, see Ajramas. Ordination (Upasampada, Pab-
2, 3 8 5 ; thirty-three o. instituted by Zoroaster, 47, 74 ; blessedness of o., 47, 82 ; heretics do not establish o., 47, 89 ; Zoroaster subjected to o. by the archangels, 47, 158 sq. See also Idols, Judicial procedure. Oath, and Woman [a). Orders, see Ajramas. Ordination (Upasampada, Pab- ba^^a), of Buddhist friars, 10 (ii), x ; 11, iiosq. n.; 18, ii4sq., 168-70, 208 sq., 228-34 -^ 17, 33 sq., 38 sq. ; 35, 42 ; Parivasa or Probation, rules before the o. of heretics, 13, 14, 186-91; 17, 270 sq., 384-93, 395 n.; no one must confer the o. on a person without being asked to do so, 13, 170 sq. ; he who ordains a person must tell him the four Resources, i. e. the food, clothes, dwellings, and medicines allowed to Bhikkhus, 13, 172-4; a chapter of ten Bhikkhus required for the o. service, 18, 175 ; only a learned, competent Bhikkhu who has com- pleted at least ten years may confer the o., 18, 175-8 ; cases of admissi- bility of o., 18, 182-6; persons who shall not receive the pabba^^^a or upasampada o., 18, 191-9,215-17, 219-25, 230-3 ; the proper age for receiving o., 18, 201-5, 229; no one shall confer the pabba^^a o. on a son without his parents' per- mission, 13, 210 ; no one shall ordain two novices, 18, 205 ; excep- tion to this rule, 13, 210 sq. ; no animal shall receive the o., and if it has received it, it shall be expelled, 18, 219; newly ordained Bhikkhu should not go out without a com- panion, 18, 234 sq. ; the o. of Bhikkhus who had been temporarily expelled, 13, 236-8 ; pabba^^a o. must be performed also during the rainy season, 13, 320 sq. ; not to be performed by an incomplete Sawgha, 17, 268 sq.; when unlawful, 17, 277-80; Bhikkhus by whom o. is not to be performed, 17, 337, 340, 372, 386 ; second o, of a Bhikkhu who, when under proba- tion, threw off the robes, 17, 419, 422-31 ; after having been trained for two years in the Six Ruies, Bhikkhunis are to ask leave for the upasampada o. from both Sawghas, 20, 324 ; Bhikkhunis receive the upasampada o. from Bhikkhus, 20, 327; rules for the upasampada o. of Bhikkhunis, 20, 349-55, 360-2 ; when Buddha attained Bodhi, this was his o., 85, 1 18 ; things necessary for admission into the order, 86, 96, 96 n. 406 ORGANIC BEINGS— PADMAGULMA Organic beings, four classes of, 38,
3from Bhikkhus, 20, 327; rules for the upasampada o. of Bhikkhunis, 20, 349-55, 360-2 ; when Buddha attained Bodhi, this was his o., 85, 1 18 ; things necessary for admission into the order, 86, 96, 96 n. 406 ORGANIC BEINGS— PADMAGULMA Organic beings, four classes of, 38, 126. Organs, cannot accomplish anything without self-consciousness, 1, 296-8 ; five o. of perception, five o. of action, the mind belongs to both, and the understanding is the twelfth, 7, 286; 8, 336 sq. ; 25, 46 sq. ; 38, 81; 48, 577; the eleven o., which are produced from egoism, 8, 258 n., 336; the seven or ten o. as the seven or ten priests, 8, 259 sq., 261, 266 sq. ; seven o. (nose, tongue, eye, skin, ear, mind, understand- ing), are causes of emancipation, 8, 278 ; seven o., as seven large trees in the 'Forest' Brahman, 8, 285 sq. and n. ; o. of the slain victim enter earth, water, sun, quarters, and sky, 8, 290; dialogue between Alarka and the seven o., 8, 296-300 ; the o. of action, as connected with the self and the objects, and their presiding deities, 8, 338 ; relation of o., senses, and elements, 8, 349 sq. ; the good householder is not thoughtlessly active with his o., 8, 359 ; restraint of external o. the duty of an ascetic, 8, 364 ; mystic doctrines of the seven o. of the head and the seven -R/shis, 15, 105 sq. ; controlling the o. of sensation and action, 25, Ixvii, 43/ 46-9, 5h 62, 65, 151, 167, 198 sq., 205, 207-9, 207 n,, 211 sq., 215, 222, 453, 474 sq., 491, 501; symbolical performance of the five great sacrifices in the o., 25, 132, 132 n. ; creation and reabsorption of the o. of the soul do not interfere with the creation, &c., of the elements, 34, liii; 38, 26-8 ; drawn inward in sleep, 38, 136 ; the o. of the body and the divinities are non- different, 38, 257 ; why the gods made the nose a partition between the eyes, 43, 369 ; the nostrils are the path of the breath, 44, 263. See also Prawas, Psychology, and Senses. Oriental Alphabets, transliteration of, 1, xlviii-lv. Ormazd, see Ahura - Mazda, and Auharmas;^. Orphans, see Charity. bi'daJtar, see Ushidarena. Othman ibn Affan, converted by Mohammed, 6, xxiii ; the Caliph O. fixed the text of the Qur*an, 6, lix. Outcast, see Caste {e). Owl, see Birds {b). Owokhm, n. of a demon, 5, 132, 132 n.
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Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1See also Divina- tion. Oral tradition, as an authority for the true teaching of Buddha, 11, 67-70. Ordeal(s), by the heated hatchet, to find out a thief, 1, 108 sq., 108 n. ; 34, 323 n. ; a means of ascertaining the truth, as part of judicial pro- ORDEAL(S)— ORDINATION 405 cedure, 2, 125, 170; 4, 254, 299, 29911.; 7, xxiv ; 83, xiii, 100-21, 120 n., 123 n., 286, 297, 312, 334, 359 5 ^7, 130, 284; 47, xi; by fire and melted metal, by heated gold, 4, xxxviii, xlvii, 371, 371 n.; 5, 199, 199 n., 376, 376 n.; 7, 53, 55, 57-9; 23, 361, 361 n. ; 24, 171, 171 n. ; 25, 274, 27411.; 81, 39, 5^, 182 n. ; 88, 8 11., 9, 108-11, 119 sq., 254-6, 277-80, 318; 87, 187, 324 sq., 368; 42, 294-8; oath taken before the boiling water, 4, 46, 46 n., 49, 49 n. ; you can bribe the judge, but not the o., 4, 298 sq. and n. ; property seized in consequence of o., 4, 339; Lake Frazdan does not receive what an unrighteous man throws into it, 5, 86 ; six hot o., 5, 360 ; 37, 477 sq. ; rules regarding the performance of o., 7, 52-61 ; 25, xcix, ci sq. ; 37, 55 sq., 58 sq., 6r, 63, 70, 105, 144 sq. ; by poison, 7, 53, 55, 60; 18, 102 sq. n. ; 88, 114-16, 248, 260 sq. ; by water, 7, 53, 55, 59 sq. ; 25, 274, 274 n. ; 38, 111-14, 256-9, 318; by sacred libation, 7, 53-5, 60 sq. ; 33, 1 1 6-r8, 247 sq., 261-3, 318, 347, 384; by the balance, 7, 53-7; 38, 100-8, 251-4, 317; 44, 45 n. ; Rashnu invoked at o., 23, 168-77, 170 n.; calamity befalling a witness within seven days after his evidence has been taken, a proof of guilt, 25, 273; 33, 246; are sometimes made nugatory by artful men, 88, 1 3 ; divine proof or o., when to be resorted to, law about o., 33, 30 sq. and n., 96-9, 247-63, 295, 315-19 ; 37, 403 ; the o. by grains of rice, 38, 118 sq., 318; by the ploughshare, 33, 316, 318 sq. ; by Dharma and Adharma, 88, 319 ; sacred-twig and heat o., 37, 48 ; wizards tried by o., 37, 144 ; Gathas for an o., 87, 205, 205 n. ; ritual of o., 87, 246, 329 sq., 3 7 1 sq. , 3 8 5 ; thirty-three o. instituted by Zoroaster, 47, 74 ; blessedness of o., 47, 82 ; heretics do not establish o., 47, 89 ; Zoroaster subjected to o. by the archangels, 47, 158 sq. See also Idols, Judicial procedure. Oath, and Woman [a). Orders, see Ajramas. Ordination (Upasampada, Pab-
2, 3 8 5 ; thirty-three o. instituted by Zoroaster, 47, 74 ; blessedness of o., 47, 82 ; heretics do not establish o., 47, 89 ; Zoroaster subjected to o. by the archangels, 47, 158 sq. See also Idols, Judicial procedure. Oath, and Woman [a). Orders, see Ajramas. Ordination (Upasampada, Pab- ba^^a), of Buddhist friars, 10 (ii), x ; 11, iiosq. n.; 18, ii4sq., 168-70, 208 sq., 228-34 -^ 17, 33 sq., 38 sq. ; 35, 42 ; Parivasa or Probation, rules before the o. of heretics, 13, 14, 186-91; 17, 270 sq., 384-93, 395 n.; no one must confer the o. on a person without being asked to do so, 13, 170 sq. ; he who ordains a person must tell him the four Resources, i. e. the food, clothes, dwellings, and medicines allowed to Bhikkhus, 13, 172-4; a chapter of ten Bhikkhus required for the o. service, 18, 175 ; only a learned, competent Bhikkhu who has com- pleted at least ten years may confer the o., 18, 175-8 ; cases of admissi- bility of o., 18, 182-6; persons who shall not receive the pabba^^^a or upasampada o., 18, 191-9,215-17, 219-25, 230-3 ; the proper age for receiving o., 18, 201-5, 229; no one shall confer the pabba^^a o. on a son without his parents' per- mission, 13, 210 ; no one shall ordain two novices, 18, 205 ; excep- tion to this rule, 13, 210 sq. ; no animal shall receive the o., and if it has received it, it shall be expelled, 18, 219; newly ordained Bhikkhu should not go out without a com- panion, 18, 234 sq. ; the o. of Bhikkhus who had been temporarily expelled, 13, 236-8 ; pabba^^a o. must be performed also during the rainy season, 13, 320 sq. ; not to be performed by an incomplete Sawgha, 17, 268 sq.; when unlawful, 17, 277-80; Bhikkhus by whom o. is not to be performed, 17, 337, 340, 372, 386 ; second o, of a Bhikkhu who, when under proba- tion, threw off the robes, 17, 419, 422-31 ; after having been trained for two years in the Six Ruies, Bhikkhunis are to ask leave for the upasampada o. from both Sawghas, 20, 324 ; Bhikkhunis receive the upasampada o. from Bhikkhus, 20, 327; rules for the upasampada o. of Bhikkhunis, 20, 349-55, 360-2 ; when Buddha attained Bodhi, this was his o., 85, 1 18 ; things necessary for admission into the order, 86, 96, 96 n. 406 ORGANIC BEINGS— PADMAGULMA Organic beings, four classes of, 38,
3from Bhikkhus, 20, 327; rules for the upasampada o. of Bhikkhunis, 20, 349-55, 360-2 ; when Buddha attained Bodhi, this was his o., 85, 1 18 ; things necessary for admission into the order, 86, 96, 96 n. 406 ORGANIC BEINGS— PADMAGULMA Organic beings, four classes of, 38, 126. Organs, cannot accomplish anything without self-consciousness, 1, 296-8 ; five o. of perception, five o. of action, the mind belongs to both, and the understanding is the twelfth, 7, 286; 8, 336 sq. ; 25, 46 sq. ; 38, 81; 48, 577; the eleven o., which are produced from egoism, 8, 258 n., 336; the seven or ten o. as the seven or ten priests, 8, 259 sq., 261, 266 sq. ; seven o. (nose, tongue, eye, skin, ear, mind, understand- ing), are causes of emancipation, 8, 278 ; seven o., as seven large trees in the 'Forest' Brahman, 8, 285 sq. and n. ; o. of the slain victim enter earth, water, sun, quarters, and sky, 8, 290; dialogue between Alarka and the seven o., 8, 296-300 ; the o. of action, as connected with the self and the objects, and their presiding deities, 8, 338 ; relation of o., senses, and elements, 8, 349 sq. ; the good householder is not thoughtlessly active with his o., 8, 359 ; restraint of external o. the duty of an ascetic, 8, 364 ; mystic doctrines of the seven o. of the head and the seven -R/shis, 15, 105 sq. ; controlling the o. of sensation and action, 25, Ixvii, 43/ 46-9, 5h 62, 65, 151, 167, 198 sq., 205, 207-9, 207 n,, 211 sq., 215, 222, 453, 474 sq., 491, 501; symbolical performance of the five great sacrifices in the o., 25, 132, 132 n. ; creation and reabsorption of the o. of the soul do not interfere with the creation, &c., of the elements, 34, liii; 38, 26-8 ; drawn inward in sleep, 38, 136 ; the o. of the body and the divinities are non- different, 38, 257 ; why the gods made the nose a partition between the eyes, 43, 369 ; the nostrils are the path of the breath, 44, 263. See also Prawas, Psychology, and Senses. Oriental Alphabets, transliteration of, 1, xlviii-lv. Ormazd, see Ahura - Mazda, and Auharmas;^. Orphans, see Charity. bi'daJtar, see Ushidarena. Othman ibn Affan, converted by Mohammed, 6, xxiii ; the Caliph O. fixed the text of the Qur*an, 6, lix. Outcast, see Caste {e). Owl, see Birds {b). Owokhm, n. of a demon, 5, 132, 132 n.
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