Vinaya Texts

SR No.: 007684
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: T W Rhys Davids, Hermann Oldenberg
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1881
Total Pages: 2523
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 47 MB

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
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Lions' flesh not to be eaten, M. vi,
33, 14. Litigiousness, P. 46. Lodging-places, regulation of, K. i,
4; vi, 11. Longing of pregnant women, M. ix,
2, 4. Looms, K. v, 11. Love, power of, M. vi, 36, 4; sense
of, K. xii, 2, 5. Luck, walking over cloths for good,
K. v, 21, 4. Luck in sneezing, K. v, 33, 3. Lunacy (?), M. vi, 1o. Lusts, K. i, 32, 2. Lute, parable of the, M. v, 1, 15, 16.
Noble eightfold path, xii; M. I, 6,
18. Noble ones, discipline of, M. ix, 1, 9. Noble states, the ten, M. i, 22, 13. Noble truths, xii; M. I, 6, 19-22;
vi, 29. Non-human beings, M. i, 7, 3; ii,
15, 4. - disease, M. vi, 10. Nose, giving of medicine through
the, M. vi, 13; viii, 1, 13. Novices, rules for, M. i, 56.
- punishment of, M. i, 57-70. Nuns (see Bhikkhunîs).
Ocean, parable of the, K. ix, 1, 3. Offences, five kinds of and seven
kinds of, K, ix, 3, 3. Onions, not to be eaten, K. v, 34.
Madness, rules in case of, M. ii, 25. Magical powers (of laymen), M. vi,
34, 1, 2. Matricide, M. i, 64, 69. Measures of capacity, M. viii, 1, 11. Medicaments, the five ordinary, M.
. vi, 1, 3. Medicine, P. 27; M. vi, passim ;
school of, M. viii, 1. Mice, K. vi, 12. Middle country, the boundaries of,
M. v, 13, 12. Miracles by the Buddha, M. i, 15
21; vi, 23, 6. Miraculous powers. See Iddhi. Mission of the sixty-one disciples,
M., II. Money changing, M. i, 49. - pieces of, M. vi, 35, 1; viii, 1, 1,
3, 13; K. v, 8, 2. Mosquito curtains, K. v, 13.
-- fans, K. v, 23, 1. Mules, cannot produce young, K.
vii, 2, 5. Murder, P.4.
Painting the face, K. v, 2, 5. - bowls, K. V, 9, 3. - walls, K. vi, 3, 2. Paricide, M. i, 65, 69. Parishes or districts, M. ii, 6-8. Partridge, fable of, K. vi, 6, 3. Pasenadi, king, story of, M. iii, 14. Patchwork coverlets, K. vi, 2, 7. Pâtimok kha, x-xxiji; P. 2, 51; M.
i, 36, 14; ii, 3-5, 15-21; K.
ix, 2. Pavaranâ ceremony, M. iv, passim. Penance and probation, distinctions
between, K. ii, 6. Perfumes, list of, permitted, M. vi,
II. Pestle and mortar, M. vi, 9, 3. Pingoes, K. v, 30. Pins and needles in one's limbs, K.
v, 14, 3. Plants, injury of, M. iv, 1; v, 7, 1. - seeds of, not to be destroyed, K.
V, 5. Practical joking, P. 41, 46. Precedent, no ground for change of Precepts, the ten, M. i, 56. Present, who must be, at a judicial
proceeding before the Chapter,
K. iv, 14, 16. Prevarication, P. 33. Probation, P. 14; M. I, 38; K. ii,
iii. Property in a robe, when it passes,
M. viii, 31.
Preceutes, K. Kiin, M.1, 5.a judicial
Nails, to be cut short, K. v, 27.
- custom of polishing, K. v, 27. Nakedness forbidden, M. i, 70; viji,
28.
Names too venerable to be uttered,
M. i, 74, I. Needles, K. v, 11, 2. Needle-cases, P. 86; K. v, 11. Nirvana, M. i, 5, 2; i, 6, , 17, 18;
V, 1, 18, 38; K. xi, 1, 15 (see also Arahatship).
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