History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas: A Vanished Indian Religion c26.36.2

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compared to fisherman, 54; compared to hair blanket, 55; last days, 56-66; exposed by Mahāvīra, 58; visits Mahāvīra, 60; delirium, 61; repentance and death, 64-6; date of death, 66-78; name and titles, 78-9; reincarnations of, 142; status, 275-7; deified, 276; etymology of name, 36-8 Malabar, pl., 195, 198, 282 Malalasekera, G. P., 89, 92 Mallarāma, n.pr., 32 Mallinātha, commentator, 166; quoted, 166 n. 4 Malliṣeṇa, Jaina commentator, 184, 222, 260, 276; quoted, 222 n. 5 mana, impersonal magical power, 284 Mānasa, Ā. heavens, 250-1, 273 mānaykaṇ (Tam.), captain, 134 maṇḍalar (Tam.), v. maṇṭalar maṇḍala-mokṣa, the Ā. doctrine of cyclic salvation, 124, 174, 257-261 maṇḍāra, a celestial flower, 136 Maṇḍiyakucchi, caitya, 31 Maṅgala, pl., 43 mango, 64, 85, 130; stone, 61, 63, 86 Māṇibhadda (Pkt.), Maṇibhadra (Skt.), Ā. god, a yakṣa, 128, 131, 142, 247, 257, 272-4 Maṇimēkalai, Tam. poem and its heroine, 81, 91, 187, 197, 200, 215, 238-9, 244, 263-6, 269, 276-7, 280; quoted, 81 n. 5, 91 nn. 6, 9, 238 n. 3, 244 n. 5, 263 nn. 2-6, 264 nn. 1-4, 265 nn. 2-4 Maṅkha, n.pr., 36 maṅkha, type of mendicant, 8, 35-7, 50, 78, 208 Maṅkhali, father of M.G., 36, 78-9 Maṅkhaliputta, patronymic of M.G., 78 Maṅki, n.pr., 9, 34, 38, 162, 218 maṇṭalar (Tam.), saints who return from nirvāṇa, 260-1, 281-2 Manu, lawbook of, 282 Mānusa, seven, 14, 251 Mānusuttara, Ā. heavens, 250-1, 273 Māra, god, the tempter of Buddhism, 86, 198 mārga (Skt.), v. magga Markali, Tam.