History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas: A Vanished Indian Religion c26.12

c26.12

Caitanya, n.pr., 117 caitya, a sacred spot in popular religion, usually a tree or mound, 31-3, 60-1, 67, 154, 162 cakradhara, type of ascetic, 169 cakravartī, a universal emperor, 144 Cālukya, dynasty, 205 Calvinism, 282 Camara, Indra of the asuras, 70 Camataṇṭa, pl., 201 Campā, pl., 32, 42, 73, 95, 133 n. 1 Cāṇakya, n.pr., 145, 167 Canarese, 204 Caṇḍalā, n.pr., 205, 208 Caṇḍoyaraṇa, caitya, 32 Candra Gupta I, 75 Candragupta Maurya, emperor, 77, 151, 167, 193 Cāpā, n.pr., 95 caraka, type of ascetic, 169 Caraka Saṃhitā, medical text, 57 carimāim, v. last things Cārvāka, a materialist sect, 3, 17, 25, 165, 184, 204; v. also Lokāyata, materialism, nāstika categories, Ā., ch. xiii, passim; seven elementary, 16, 262-6 Cāttaṇ, Tam. poet, 197-8 Catuṣkanāyika, school of Jainism, 178-9 causation, European doctrine, 227