Atonement, vicarious, 291 ft. _Avatamsaka Sûtra_, The, on Bodhisattva’s reflections, 369 et seq. Avenikas (unique features), 327 ft. Avidyâ (ignorance), 35 et seq., 115. Balas, the ten, of the Buddha, 327. Beal, Samuel, refuted, 20 et seq. _Catena of Buddhist Scriptures_, quoted, 157 ft.; _Romantic History of Buddha_, quoted, on Buddha’s enlightenment, 337. _Bhagavadgîta_, quoted, 126 ft. Bhûtatathâtâ (Suchness), 99 et seq; and Mahâyâna, 7; and perfect knowledge, 92. Bodhi (wisdom), 46; and Prajñâ etc., defined, 82 ft.; as perfect knowledge, 92; its meaning explained, 294; by Nâgârjuna, 297; as a reflex of Dharmakâya, 299; how awakened in human heart, 302. Bodhicitta (Intelligence-heart), 52. (_See also_ “Bodhi.”) Bodhi-Dharma, of Dhyâna sect, 103, 149, 155. Bodhipakshikas, the seven, 316 et seq. Bodhisattva, above samsara and nirvana, 72; in the three yânas, 277; the conception of, in primitive Buddhism, 286; we are, 290; and love, 292; his ten pranidhanas, 308; his reflections, 369. Bodhisattvahood, ten stages of, 70, 311 et seq. Bodhisattva-yâna, 9. _Brahdaranyaka Upanishad_, quoted, 102 ft. {411} Buddha, and his self-relying spirit, 57; culmination of good karma, 215; in the Mahâyâna texts, 243; the idealisation of, historically treated, 249 et seq.; in the Trikâya, 252; the human, and the spiritual Dharmakâya, 255; his 32 major and 80 minor marks of greatness, 271; in the process of idealisation, 289; in the Mahâyânism, 291; and Mâra, 334; on the ego-soul in the beginning of his religious career, 337. _Buddhacarita_, quoted, 57. Buddhadharma, 355. _Buddha-Essence, Discourse on_, 357 ft. Buddha-intelligence, 364. Buddhism(s), geographically divided, 3, 4; two, 4 et seq.; and atheism, 31; and the soul problem, 31 et seq.; and agnosticism, 35; and modern psychology, 40; intellectual, 56 et seq.; liberal, 56 et seq.; and speculation, 81 et seq.; and science, 97. Buddhist(s) classified, 8 et seq.; life and love, 52; ideal, 53; aspiration, 368; rule of conduct, 368. Çâkyamuni contrasted to Devadatta, 200. Carlyle’s _Hero-Worship_, quoted, 325 ft. Causation, universal, and emptiness, 176. Christ and Buddha, compared, 57, 58. Christian conception of the ego-soul, 166. Christianity, the growth of, compared with Mahâyânism, 12 et seq.; and its founder, 13; not intellectual, 79. Çikshas (moral rules), ten, 70 ft. Confucius, 63 ft. Consciousness, subliminal, 201. Conservation of energy, and karma, 34. Convictions, the four, of the Buddha, 327. {412} Çrâvaka, 277. Çrâvaka-yâna, 9. _Çrimâla Sûtra_, quoted, 127. Çûnyatâ, (or çûnya), 22, 95; and Christian critics, 105; explained, 173; and universal causation, 176. Daçabhûmi, (_see_ “ten stages of Bodhisattvahood”), 311, 329. Deussen, P., quoted, 107. Devala, 361, 364. Dharma, its meaning, 21, 221. Dharmadhatu, 115 ft., 193.