Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.33

v2.c44.33

gotrabhūmidharma (the stage in which one becomes a member of the Buddha family, i.e. a sotāpanna), ii 90 caṅkamasālā (place for walking while meditating), i 285 cakkavāḷa (world), i 59 cakkhu-viññāṇa (visual perception), ii 100-1 catuṣkoṭika (four-fold extreme positions), i 60 caraka (wanderer), i 31, see paribbājaka caryā (four ways of life of a Bodhisattva), ii 62 cāga (gift), ii 222 f., 234 cātuyāmasamvara (four kinds of restraint observed by the Jainas), i 41, 145 cātuddisa-saṅgha (monks of the four corners of the world), i 317, 320 citta (=mano=viññāṇa, mind, thought, mental state), i 54, 200 f., ii 19, 73, 91, 114 f., 133, 168 f. citta-vippayutta (or viprayukta or visamprayukta), (dissociated from mind or thought), ii 65, 69, 71, 94 f., 115, 133, 141-2, 168, 173 citta-vimutti or ceto-vimutti (mental emancipation), i 19, 132, ii 232 citta-samprayukta (associated with mind or thought), ii 96, 115, 159, 205 civara (monk's robe), i 155 civara-nidāhaka (keeper of robes), i 287 civara-paṭiggāhaka (receiver of robes), i 287 civara-bhājaka (distributor of robes), i 287, 322 cetasika (=caitasika mental), ii 91, 109, 114 f., 132 f., 159, 169 cetiya (=caitya, memorial mound), i 113, 178, ii 24, 51, 105, 249 ceto-samatha (tranquillity of mind), ii 219 chanda (strong desire), i 95 chanda (consent), i 317 Chandokā, a Vedic śākhā, i 10, 12 chaḷābhijāti (six grades of beings), i 37 chaḷupekkhā (indifferent in respect of the six organs of sense), ii 150 Jaṭila, a sect, i 33 jalogimpātum, one of the ten rules discussed in the 2nd Council, ii 35, 37 jātarūparajataṃ (gold and silver), ii 36, 38 jāti (birth), i 273 jātubhūmi (birthplace of Buddha), i 173 jīva (soul), i 68, 85 f., ii 181