India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

Author(s): Bimla Charn Law
Publisher: Bimlacharan Law

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Abbhutadhammas, 270 Abhaya, prince, 167 Abhidhamma, 267 Abhijātas
(grades
of
spiritual advancement),
230
INDEX
Acchutapadi, 199
Acelakas, 222, 223, 226, 227, Aiyangar, S. K., 78
232
Ajapatha, 71
Aciravati, 6, 11, 23, 26, 46, Ajätasattu, 123, 124, 13 136, 137, 138, 159, 168 241
132
Acrobats, 177, 179
Lotors, professional, 179 Acyutapada, 231
ddhariyas, 201, 253 Thicchatrā, 37 lhikakka, 22 thipati (issara), 169 hoganga, 39
Vyātmavidyā, 255, 256
anistan, 17, latantra, 259
hakaraka (officer fixing prices of commodities),
·
ioulture, 154, 177 oulturists
As 1, 159
Ahavvanavede, 245 Ahetuvādā, 110 Ahicohatra, 37, 38, 97
Ahimsa, doctrine of, 242 Ahivātakaroga, 173 Ahoganga, 39
Aitareyas, 201
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apura, 39
ggideva, 101 Aggihutta (oblations to Alberuni, 15 fire), 206
Agnates, 146, 147
(kassaka),
Ajita Kesakambali, 223, 22: 225, 274 Ajitavati, 25
Ajjuna, 95, 96, 99, 101, 198
239
Akiriyavādā, 110
Akkhanam (ballad recita tion), 261
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Akkharappabheda, 247, 24 Akkharika (game of guessin at letters), 277 Alaka, 78, 108 Alarakālāma, see Āļārs
kālāma.
Alasanda, 68, 69, 83
Alexandria, 83 Allahabad, 23
Allakappa, 34, 57, 128, 134
Alms houses, 171' Amarakantaka hills, 79
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