Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c28.25

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c28.25

Dhammakathika, signification of, 20. Dhamma-cakkhu, eye of the law, 71, 130. Dhamma-ṭhiti, relation of accordance with law, 70. Dhammatā, normalism, 73, 74, 178. Dhammapada, 58, 82. Dhamma-vinaya, dogma and discipline, 70. Dhamma-vipassanā, insight into the law, 71. Dhammasaṅgaṇi, 22, 169, 187, 197, 198, 215. Dharmadhurmi-bhāva, relation of quality and subject, 306. Dharmapada, of Northern Canon, 21. Dharma-meghā, cloud of the law (stage), 291, 292. Dharmasaṃgraha, of Sarvāstivādins, 22. Dharmasaṃgraha, by Nāgārjuna, 230. Dharmaskandha, ascribed to Ṣāriputra, 154. Dharmādharmau, good and evil, in Sāṃkhya, 106. Dhātu, element, 101, factor of consciousness, 202; layers or worlds, 92. Dhātukathā, 16, 49. Dhātukāya, ascribed to Pūrṇa, 154. Dhāraṇā, not distinguished from Dhyāna and Samādhi in Buddhism, 126, n. 3. Dhyāna, Jhāna, meditation or trance, 30, 42, 43, 90, 119, 122-7, 144, 145, 249. Dhvaṃsaka, destruction (cause), 178.