Lalit Vistara

Author(s): Rajendralala Mitra
Publisher: Asiatic Society

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22. Syuting from ÅN, vell," anit gara, gone nomboldt explains it in inch the sun wity; according to limit inor," that which is so well gone xs to have attained jurfortion." The word is no doubt ote n op Tathagata, and the meaning must necessarily War : xlrony similit:rle to the sense of that rond.
23. quinocular; l'archit-charsku, SJS -- 1! W. has tive oyes, or rather lisefall visual, or lise poats af per option. Mr. Ilgau, to who in
poblished in the Transactions of the A-ixtio Noriutius of Canadian Britain, arvindebted for much of Our kuwid at bulbiseri, iumurtin the field fuculty of Fisiothes 1. Vi s un or the card open, thermochekish,
ile r the faculty of swing through religion; 3rl./.. .chechish othe r of swing by the intellexy. 4th, Deye chudaku nivo ), --!!t faulty of seeing what is invisi. b). tu ili licha P , Balth.chult, there of Buddhit, or the purer of reing !! ingat, pent.....linistre.*
21. JU---in (in 1. in limean Dud: 111 Mongol Sim nort; in Mandehus, Sveita ukul 1.2 onemy). The or donoro prve wall, niscal, and cloth.. lue is the gralnemy of Buddha awl bin motor, and plays a compra part in the Buddha togel "Tlie ridder will be amples instances of Als i unmity to Santia fic proced. porticularly it. (Chapter XXI, which is criturly ch sted to Liv exploits of s'il ya nyriust the ley101 of Mára,
25. Bruhuchoir --This authoritain Rupport of whint I bavou... 144pm thu tromley of the Buddhists, (Noto 6). "It appears to one' s Burnoull, "o f the indubitable proots of the popurity of Brimmans in regard to Budents. All the Sanskrita texts of Nepal, and principally th: Shtree (that is to ity, those which I have to believe are the bustitucicut) muke 11.00 of this te ru tu corridx in a ruimwer the monastie duties of a Buildlint, and in jurticular charlits. If their ter hul leest rarely employed, still it would not bu muay to explain itm pienointly Buddhist texts, in witirh 'Duddha charya' onght to take it place an ei prossion which equally exists, but exactly signifie Badalbist, and is nearly synonymous with Buddhu-nuárgy, 'the way of Buddhist
• Journal As, Suc. Vol. V, p. 93.