An Outline of the Religious Literature of India c14.4

c14.4

Amarachandra, 280, 402. Amar Dās, 337, 382. Amar Mūl, 382. Ambā Bhawānī, 356. Amida, Japanese contraction of Amitābha, 275. Amitābha, 117, 273. Amitāyur-dhyāna-sūtra, 158, 396. Amoghasiddha, 273. Amoghavajra, 210, 212, 398. Amoghavarṣa I, 217, 404. Amṛtabindu U., 95, 364. Amṛtachandra, 281, 404. Amṛtanāda U., 364. Amṛtānubhava, 235, 253, 374, 384. Amṛteśa T., 265. Amṛtsār, 337, 341. Aṃśumān, name of an Āgama, 193. Anādi-Vīra-śaiva-sāra-saṅgraha, 387. Ānandalahari, 266, 388. Ananta Deva, 285 n. 2, 295, 367, 373. Anās, 5. Anatta, 64. Āṇava, one element in Pāśa, 195. Ancestor-worship, 1, 16, 22. Andal, 188. Aṅga, a limb, or section of the Jain Canon, 75, 120, 163; eleven Aṅga in the Śvetāmbara Canon, 76; the critical problem they involve, 76, 120; the twelfth Aṅga, 163; comms. on the Aṅga, 279; list, 399. Aṅgabahyas, 120. Aṅgad, a Sikh guru, 337; invented the Gurumukhi alphabet, 337. Aṅga-mantras, mantras auxiliary to the royal mantra of Narasimha. 189. Aṅguttaranikāya, fourth section of Sutta Piṭaka, 109, 391, 392. Anhilvāra-pāṭaṇ, 279, 280. Anichchha, 64. Animal-sacrifice, 3, 14, 41, 48, 268, 354. Animism, 1, 2. Aniruddha, a Vaiṣṇava divinity, one of the vyūhas, 98, 184. Aniruddha, 369. Aniruddha-vṛtti, 369. Annam Bhaṭṭa, 289, 370. Annapūrṇa U., 364. Anquetil Duperron, 287. An Shi-kao, 118. Antakṛtadaśā, one of the Jain Aṅgas, 400. Antarakathāsaṅgraha, 281, 402. Aṇu, t. t. of Kashmir Saivism, 198. Anubhāṣya, 287, 377.