certain occasions 362 253. Names of taking refuge with the three Holy Ones 465 254. Names of the eight fundamental articles to be learned and observed by those who enter into the religious order 466 255. Names of those four moral maxims that are repeated to him who will be made a Gelong (S. shramana) 122 256. Names of all sorts of religious persons 122 257. Names of several terms occurring in the Dulva, in the text entitled “The adopting of the religious order, or the taking of the religious character” 126 258. Names of the thirteen implements or utensils (of a religious person) 468 259. Names of utensils or implements of a Gelong 469 260. Names of those twelve persons who perform several assigned duties on behalf of others 477 261. Names of the four classes of the Buddhists, together with their eighteen subdivisions 479 262. The seventeen subjects or matters of the Dulva 481 263. Names of the five sorts of water fit to be drunk by the priests 483 264. Names of reproaching or rebuking a Buddhist priest (S. Shramana; Tib. Gelong), or any other religious person 484 265. Names of a Bihar (sacred edifice), and several other places and things belonging to it 486 266. Names of the material or stuff of which garments are made 487 267. Some words and phrases taken or collected from the Dulva 137 268. Names of those six persons among the disciples of Sakya, who were known under the name of the six Tribunes (in Sanskrit, Shadvargikah) 150 269. Names of the four kinds of nurses 151 270. Names of diseases 109 271. All sorts of distempers, diseases, or sickness 490 XVII. A Comparative Vocabulary of Sanskrit, Hindi, Hungarian, &c., Words and Names. A Fragment.