348 Pali Indexpancanga, °vippahina, 91; 279; 307.°samannagata, 91,279.pafifia, 1; 189; 262; 279; 289. arupavacara 0apariyapanna o ,kamavacara o ,rupavacara 0 ,233. °kkhandha, 2. cintamayi, 231; 312.nibbidaya no pativedhaya, 234. Buddha 0145. bhavanamayi, sutamayi, 231; 312.(lakkhana padatthana <strong>of</strong>) p. 229.lokiya-, lokuttara-, 231. °vimutti. 275-76.°sampanna, 178.panfiindriya {thirty-one constituents <strong>of</strong>),230;patanga-panaka, 289.patikkula, °sannin, 195; 211.patiggahaka, 75.paticcasamuppada 263; 266. {direct order),259; 262; {reverse order), 259. lokika,lokuttara, 267.patinissagga, 277. sabbupadi 0 , 163.patipatti, 9.patipada, dukkha 0 , sukha°, 43. -visuddhi,94.patipanna, uju-, riaya-, samici-, su-, 151.patippassaddha, 325.patippassaddhi, kilesa 0 , 303. daratha-, 229.patibhaya, ap°, 307.patisandhi, 266. °kkhana, 243. °janakakamma, 264.Patthana mahapakarana, 238.pathavikasinasamapatti, 216.patti, 218.pathavino, 324.pada, accuta, 21.padatthana, 6.padattha, 274.padipa, {sim) 0 265; 287-88; 303. tela°, 289.paduma, 172; 248.padumini, 108; 248.pasupalaka, 324.padhana, anvaya, 227.panunna-pacceka-sacca, 307.panna, °ddhaja, °bhara, 276.pabbajita, 23; 183; 281.pabbatakuta, 324.pamatta, 169. a°, 169.payirupasana, 178.para, °to, 187.paramatthato, 197.paramattha, 260.paramasati, 216.parikkhina, 325. -bhava-sarhyojana, 307.pariccaga, panca maha-, 188.parinfiata, 274.parifmeya, 274.parideva, 270.parinibbuta, 131; 144; 264; 277.paripurakari, 5.paribhoga, teyya 0 , ina°, dayajja 0 , sami°, 23.parimajjati, 216.parimukha, 157; 304.pariyutthana, °patipakkha, 4.parisa, khattiya-, gahapati-, brahmana-,samana-, 25.pallanka, 216.pavara, 37.pavarana, 36.paviveka, 37.pasupalaka, 324.passaddha, °kaya, 149. -kaya-sankhara, 307.passaddhi, 4; 298.pahara, 324.Pahamda, 83.pacittiya, 20.Pacinavamsa {former name <strong>of</strong> Vepulla),223.Pafta)liputta, 208.patidesaniya, 20.patihariya {the three), 148.pana, 173.papimant, 324.pamujja, 4; 148.parami(TN^ ten), 188.parajika, 20; 24.paribhatthata, 18.pavusa, °sitta, 206.pahuneyya, 151.picu, tula°, kappasa 0 , 159.pitthi, -kantaka, 172.pin^aya, 324.pindapatikanga, 27.piya, 26; 49.pijaka, panca, 174.pithasappin {sim.), 284-85.piti, 4; 72; 111; 148; 298. {fivefold), 89;149. samisa, 89. -sukha,47; 83.puggala, ariya, 13.puthasarira, 72.pundarika, 172; 248.pun^arikini, 108; 248.putta, 26.puthujjana, 13; 260; 264.punabbhava, 226.pubbakicca {the four), 323.pubbenivasa, °nana, 223.purisa, °ghatakamma, 227. °dammasarathi,144. balhagilana 0 (sim.) 9 185.pul.uvaka, 63.pujuvakinna, 174.puti, 173'.'peyya, 205Potthapada, 114.porana, 23; 199; 303.phandana, 161.phanditatta, 156.phala, °vimutti, 229. agga 0 , 312. kimgatikahoti kimparama kimphala kimpariyosana,195phassayatana {the six), 279.Bakkula {Ven. Elder), 210.bandhana, 74; 290. maha°, kilesa 0 , 191.Bandhujivaka, 126.bala, 190; 205. panca 0 , 301. °anika, 183.bahussuta, 182.bija, {sim), 261.bala, 173.bijarabhasta, 249.Buddha, 144. °anussati, 63. °guna {theeighteen), 146. °dhamma, attharasa, 147.sasana, 277. sammasam 0 , 223; 227; 281.bodha. eso va maggo bodhaya, 189.bodhi, 75. °pakkhiyadhamma, 301.°pakkhiyadhamma fiana, 3»Bodhisatta. na Bodhisatta-matu puriseumanasam uppajjati kamupasamhitam. .,16.
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