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The Beginnings of Buddhist Art and Other Essays in Indian and Central-Asian Archaeology c13.26

The Beginnings of Buddhist Art and Other Essays in Indian and Central-Asian Archaeology c13.26

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c13.26

Herald figured 93 (Sânchî), 229 (Boro-Budur). Hermit figured 80, 98 (Sânchî). — See also Ârâḍa, Ascetic, Brahman, Kâçyapa. Hermitage, Brahmanic, figured XXXVII (Boro Budur). — life of a, figured 98 (Sânchî). Himâlaya, scene in the, 219. Hiru, minister of Rudrâyaṇa, 238-40. Hiruka, foundation of, 240. Hiuan-tsang, Gandhâra monasteries estimated at 1000 by, 124. — Great Miracle disregarded by, 183. — Mahâcaitya at Çrâvastî seen by, 183 n. — Rishyaçṛiṅga story related by, 48. — Vajrâsana statue described by, 259-60. Honeysuckle figured 87, 89 (Sânchî). Horse, Buddha's. See Kaṇṭhaka. — figured 93 (Sânchî), 163 (Ajaṇṭâ), 227-8 (Boro-Budur), XXVIII (Barhut), XXXVI (Boro-Budur). — symbolizing Great Departure 148 n. 2, I. Hoti-Mardân, Gandhâra statues in, 119. Huber, E., Divyâvadâna traced to Mûla-Sarvâstivâdin Vinaya by, 151, 223 n. 2, 253. — Lûhasudatta and his wife discussed by, 174 n. 1. — Roruka localized by, 238 n 2. — Rudrâyaṇa story analysed by, 231-2. — Sûtrâlaṃkâra (Chinese) in 10 chapters noted by, 200. Humboldt, W. von, Dhyâni-Buddhas detected at Boro-Budur by, 256. Hut, Brahmanical, figured 97 (Sânchî).