Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.36

v2.c44.36

parikamma (preparation for meditation), i 239 parinibbāna (=parinirvāṇa), ii 105, 220, 244 paribbājaka (wanderer), i 31 f., ii 220 paribbājakārāma (hermitage of wanderers), i 26, 32, 128 paribbājikā (female wanderer), i 33 pariyuṭṭhāna (=paryavasthāna, appearance of the passion so long dormant), ii 91 n., 92 f., 96, 115, 159, 205 parivāsa (probationary period, an ecclesiastical punishment), i 300, 303 pariveṇa (large monastery), i 322 pariṣā (assembly), ii 7, 210 palibodha (hindrance to meditation), i 216-7 pavāraṇā (a religious ceremony after the rains), i 293, 298, ii 281 pācittiya, a section of the Pātimokkha, i 306, 311 pacinakā (monks of the west), ii 27 pāṭidesaniya, a section of the Pātimokkha, i 306, 312 pāṭihāriya (marvels), i 123 Pātimokkha (the monastic code), i 155, 305-312 pātimokkha-saṃvara-sila, i 204 pāramitā (six or ten virtues acquired by a Bodhisattva), ii 83, 300 f. pārājikā, a section of the Pātimokkha, i 305, 310, 333 f. Pārāsāriya, a sect, i 33 Pārāyaṇa, a text, ii 229 pārisuddhi (declaration of purity in a Pātimokkha assembly), i 290 f., 340 pitryāna (path of sacrifices), i 30 piṇḍiyālopabhojanam, i 288-9 puggala (=pudgala, soul) i 25, 83, 102; ii 92, 132, 166, 168, 176, 179 f., 182, 184, 189, 191 f. puñña (=puṇya, merit), ii 88, 100, 150 puthujjana (=pṛthagjana, one has not yet reached the sotāpatti stage), ii 81, 95, 115, 147, 157, 171, 195, 205 pudgala, see puggala pudgala-nairātmya (absence of soul), i 84 pudgala-śūnya (non-existence of soul), i 48, 103 pubbenivāsa-ñāṇa (knowledge of former births), i 49, 54, ii 181 puruṣakāra (human effort), ii 190 puruṣamedha, a sacrifice, i 9 purohita (priest), i 13 pūtimuttabhesajjam (cattle-urine used as medicine), i 288 Prakaraṇapāda, a text, ii 133 prakṛti (the original source of the material world), i 35, 50, 91