Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c27.15

c27.15

Haimavata, sect, 150. Hallucinations, 123. Halo, borrowed from Greek Art, 223. Happiness, or holiness, of release, 128, 129, *and see* Pleasure. Harivarman, *Satyasiddhiçāstra*, 234, n. 1. Harsa, king of Thānesar, 158. Hartmann, E. von, 58, n. 1. Hearing, 87, 93, n. 1, 102, 189. Heart, as central organ, 87, 196. Heavenly sounds, 123, 129. Heavenly vision, 122, 130. Heaviness, appreciated by touch, 199. Hedonism, 204, n. 2. Hell, attained in life, 171; possibility of good action in, 206, n. 2. Hells, or purgatories, 92, 98. Herakleitos, 60. Heresy, 38. Hetuvādin, sect, 285, n. 3. Hetuvidyas, sect, 150. Hinayāna, 1-215, 274, 278, 283, 285, n. 3, 288, 294, n. 4, 296, 297, 303-5; as inferior to the Mahāyāna, 259, 260, 288. Hiuen-Tsang, 154, 158, 293. Hunger, appreciated by touch, 199. Hunnish writing, 157. Husbands and wives, relations of, 120.