Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c43.2

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ed, ii 235; retrogression of, ii 91 Ānanda, i 108, ii 119; charges against, i 329; death of, ii 27; order of nuns at the instance of, i 179; training of, i 133 Anāthapiṇḍika, ii 230, 233; Buddhism patronised by, i 165 f, 285 Anattasutta, i 103 Andhakas, ii 52, 60, 76, 83, 91 f. 171, 198, 268, 293. See Śaila schools. Andhakavinda, i 155 Andhavana, i 168 Andhra country, ii 60 Aṅga, Brāhmanism in, i 185 f. Aṅgulimāla, ii 173; conversion, of, i 166 Anya-Mahāsaṅghika, ii 268 Anuruddha, training of, i 132; king, ii 3 Āpana, place-name, i 186 Aparānta, country, ii 271, 273 Ārāḍa Kālāma, i 95 f. Āraṇyakas. Brāhmanism in, i 29 Arhat, ii 64, 114; attainments of, ii 88; classes of, ii 87; failings of, ii 85 f.; full emancipation of, ii 84 f.; house-holder may become, ii 82 n, 172; imperfections of, ii 120; Mahā- saṅghika view about, ii 64-5; retrogression of, ii 90; Sarvāstivāda view about, ii 148-151; Theravāda view about, ii 204 Aryans, settlements of, i 2 f.; outlook of, i 7 f. Aśokārāma, ii 267 Aśoka, i 119, ii 119 f., 242-53, 265, 267, 275, 292, 312; conversion of, ii 244, 249; grandsons of, ii 254; dhamma of, ii 258-61; ethical teachings of, ii 259 f.; pilgrimage of, ii 285; practical measures of, ii 263; queens of, ii 253; quin-quennial ceremonies of, ii 246; successors of, ii 253 f.; toleration of, ii 262; topes of, ii 121; upāsaka-life of, ii 252, 263-4 Assagutta, monk, ii 248 Assaji, monk, i 139, 142 Assapura, country, i 187 Aṣṭasāhasrikā-prajñāpāramitā, pāramitās in, ii 302 Ātman (soul), skandhas distinguished from, i 84 f., 87 f., Nāgārjuna’s view about, i 92; non-existence of, i 85 f; I-ness the basis of, i 91; upādāna distinguished from, i 56 Ātmaka theory of Vatsa, ii 24 Avadāna literature, Buddhism popularised by, ii 299; non-Buddhistic character of, ii 299 Avanti, i 193, ii 19, 113, 175, 271, 274