Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c27.11

c27.11

Efficiency, as characteristic of reality, 166, 170, 175, 176, 181-4. Ego as a series, 169-76. Egoistic character of Hīnayāna doctrine, 288. Eightfold way of salvation, 119. Ekabbohārika, sect, 148, 149, 208. Ekavyavahārika, sect, 149, and see above. Elements, doctrine of six, 94, 95, 101, 189, 202. Embryo, and cognition, 52, 179; cannot attain Saintship, 214. Empedokles, 58. Empirical and Transcendental reality, 61-8. Empirical Psychology, 84-91, 187-202. Epic philosophy, 139, 145. Epistemology, lack of formal, 90; in the Madhyamaka, 235, 236; in the Vijñānavāda, 242-4, 256, 257. Equipment of Knowledge, 275-7. Equipment of Merit, 277-9. Equivocators, views of, 40, 41. Eternalist views, 39, 40. Eternity of world, 94, 163. Ether, or space, 128, 160, 168, 169, 185, n. 1, 186. Evolution of world, periodic, 94. Example, in syllogism, 305, 307, 313, 314, 315. Experiments, on criminals, to find soul, 42, n. 2. External form of chain of causation, 180, 181. External reality, 52-6, 92-5, 161, 162, 184-6, 265, 266. Eye, 88, and see Visual consciousness.