An Outline of the Religious Literature of India c14.97

c14.97

Jātaka, a book of previous lines of the Buddha, 70, 71, 392, 393; their influence, 108, 110, 113. Jātakamālā, of Āryaśūra, 156, 395. Jātakaṭṭhavaṇṇanā, 393. Jaṭāyus, 48. Java, 168, 391. Jayadeva, 238, 305, 307, 308, 378; his date, 238. Jayadevamīśra, 371. Jayadhavalā, 217, 219, 404; its ṭīkā, 217 n. 2. Jayānanda, 377. Jayanta, 370. Jayaratha, 386. Jayasimha, 279. Jayatihuyaṇastotra, 279, 401. Jayatīrtha, 237, 375. Jayavallabha, 215, 401. Jejākabhukti, 226. Jenghiz Khan, 277. Jetalpur, 318. Jina, 74. Jinachandra, 401. Jinadatta, 280, 402. Jinakathe, 217, 403. Jinakīrti, 360, 402. Jināksharamāle, 404. Jinamandana, 360, 402. Jinasamhitā, 360, 405. Jinasena (a), author of Harivaṃśa P., 217, 404. Jinasena (b), pupil of Vīrasena, author of part of Ādi P. (Jain), 217, 404. Jīva, 309, 377. Jīvābhigama, 400. Jīvaka-Chintāmaṇi, 280, 401, 404. Jīvaviyāra, 401. Jīv Dasā, 378. Jñānachandra, 177, 370. Jñāna Dās, 311, 377. Jñānadeva = Jñāneśvara. Jñānādi-sādhana, 399. Jñānāmṛita, 384. Jñāna-pāda, one of the four divisions of the contents of Āgamas, Saṃhitās, and Tantras, 184. Jñānaprasthānaśāstra, 107, 108, 394. Jñānasāgara, 360, 402. Jñāna-Vasishtham, 296, 373. Jñāneśvara, 234, 239, 248, 253, 298, 299, 374, 384; a true Bhāgavata, 235; a monist, 234, 300. Jñāneśvarī, a Marāṭhī commentary on the Gītā, 234, 248, 296, 374; teaches the advaita system and yoga, 234.