Studies in Buddhist and Jaina Monachism

Author(s): Nand Kishor Prasad
Publisher: Research Institute of Prakrit Jainology & Ahimsa Mujjaffarpur

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INDEX
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Pug galapaññatti, 2. Punabbasuka, 217. punarvratopasthapana, 223. Pupņā, 212. puppharajana, 132. Pupphião, 6. Püraņakassapa, 61n. Puranamasa, 159. puraokattu (katurii viharai, 94. puraopaļibaddha, 100. purimaddheņa, 224. purimikā, 57, 171, purisadusaka, 103. purnima, 167. Puşpakalā, 83. puțapaka, 148. pūtimutta, 55, 55n, 91, 144;
bhesajja, 48, 65, 68, 144. puyā vaitta, 100. Rādha, 177. raibhoyana, 231. rainia, 226. rainnakula, 114. rajabhata, 44. Rājagsha, 78, 140, 176-79, 185, rajananippaka, 145n. Rajasthan, 245. Rājayatana, 85. Rājimati, 12n, 100, 100n. rajoharana, 13. Rajupalikā, 74. - rasañjana, 145. Tasapariccäga, 37. rasatyäga, 39. rattam, 131. Ratthapala, 99. rāyadutthe, 182. rayaharana, 14, 15, 78, 80. rayansi, 148. Rayapasenaijja, 5. rayapinda, 18.
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rayavagāri, 103. Recluse, characteristics of a Jaina,
62. Reed, Mr. E. A., 65. Renow, Prof. Louis, 191n, 238. Renunciation, causes of, 12,44, 99. Requisites, ownership, succession,
distribution and exchange of
the, 151. Residence, and bed prescribed for
the Buddhist mendicants, 54; conditions for permanent trans
fer of the, 181. Retreat, causes of the Institution
of the, 170; how to enter upon the 174; indispensability of the, 176; occasions for the interruption of the, 179; periods and their duration, 171; places fit for observing the, 183; sangha-kamma performed during the, 186; some privileges due to the institution of the, 186; some special features of the Jaina, 188; the Jaina and
the Buddhist, 190. Rg. Veda, 1. Rhys Davids, In, 8, 108. ririya, 119. Robes, laying aside of, 137; materi
al and colour of, 130; materials for, 138; number of, 133; prep
ration of, 132; size of, 136. Rockhill, Prof.., 8. roga, 36, 101. roginītā, 100. Roja Malla, 88. rosa, 100 Rsabha (the first Tîrthankara), 27,
83. Rşipatana, 85, 176. rukkhamüla, 54.