Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.77

v2.c44.77

Saṅgītisuttanta, i 184, ii 136 saṃjñā (perception, awareness), i 65 f., 85 f., 218, 257, ii 183 saṃtānānuvṛtti (continuity of characteristics), i 57 saṃvara (restraint), ii 68 saṃvṛti (conventional), ii 78, 100, 184 f., 189 saṃsāra (transmigration), 58 saṃyojana (=saññojana, fetter), ii 88 f., 92, 143, 152, 157, 215 saṃskṛta, see saṃkhata saṅgahavatthu (four means of gaining popularity, viz., dāna, peyyavāca, atthacariyā, samānattatā), ii 216 saṅghathera (head of a congregation of monks, the seniormost monk of a particular parish), i 316 f., ii 24, 244 f., 252 saṅghaparināyaka, see saṅghathera saṅghapitara, see saṅghathera saṅghabhatta (food offered to a congregation of monks), i 321 saṅghabheda (dissension in the monastic organisation), i 292, 332, ii 5, 9 saṅgharāji (a dissension but not recognised as saṅghabheda), ii 10 saṅghādisesa (=saṅghāvaśeṣa, an ecclesiastical offence), i 303, 305, 310, 333 f. saṅghārāma (residence of monks), i 313 f.