Nirvana, 19; and its non-Buddhist critics, 49; briefly explained, 49 et seq.; and the surrender of ego, 50; and Dharmakâya, 51; and love, 51, 58; and pessimism, 52; and ethics, 53; and Parinishpanna (knowledge), 94; what is, 331 et seq.; not nihilistic, 332; Mahâyânistic, 341; and Dharmakâya, 342; the Mahâyânistic conception of, 342 et seq.; absolute, 343; four forms of, 343; upadhiçesa, 344; Anupadhiçesa, 344, that has no abode, 345; and I Cor. 7, 30-31, 346; as synonym of Dharmakâya, 346 by Chandra Kirti, 347; its four attributes, 348; its religious phase, 349; and Emerson, 352; and samsara are one, 352; and St. Paul, 352; and the Eight No’s of Nâgârjuna, 358; the realisation of, 360; as the Middle Path, 362; comprehensively treated, 367 et seq. Non-âtman, 37 et seq.; in things, 41 et seq, 170; and impermanence of things, 141, (_see also_ “non-ego”, “self”, “soul”, “ego”). Non-duality, the Dharma of, 106. Non-ego and Dharmakâya, 47; and the Ganges water, 156. {417} No’s, The Eight, of Nâgârjuna, 358. “Old man” and Atman, 165. Paramârtha-satya (absolute truth), 91 et seq. Paramâtman, 145. Pâramitâ, 3 ft.; six, 68; ten, 321. Paratantra (relative knowledge), 67; explained, 89. Parikalpita (illusion), 67; explained, 88. Parinishpanna (perfect knowledge), 67; explained, 91. Parivarta, (turning over), 19, 194; doctrine of, 283. Paul, Apostle, quoted, 48, 166, 260, 262. Pingalaka, Nâgârjuna’s commentator, quoted, 172. Prabhâkarî (third stage of Bodhisattvahood), 315. Prajñâ (and Bodhi), defined, 82 ft.; 82, 97, 119, 238, 360. Prakṛti (Samkyan primordial matter), 66 ft. Pramûditâ (first stage of Bodhisattvahood), 313. Pranidhâna, a Bodhisattva’s, 307. Pratisamvids, the four, 325. Pratyâyasamutpâda, (Nidânas), 36 et seq. Pratyekabuddha, 278. Pratyekabuddha-yâna, 9. Precepts, the ten moral, 70 ft. Pudgala (ego), 42, 143 ft. Punyaskandha, 199. Pure Lands, 269. Purusha (Samkyan soul), 66 ft. Pûrvanidhânabala, 237. Religion, its significance, 22 et seq.; not revealed, 23; and mystery, 24; its intellectual and emotional sides, 25 et seq.; and science, 26; intellect and feeling in, 77; and philosophy, 78; subjective, 81 et seq.; not a philosophical system, 85. {418} Rockhill’s _Life of the Buddha_, quoted, on Nirvana, 338 fn. _Saddharma Pundarîka_, quoted, 260 ft., 274, 277. Sadhumatî, (ninth stage of Bodhisattvahood), 325. Samatâ (sameness), 72 ft. Sambodhi, (_see_ “Bodhi”). Sambhogakâya (Body of Bliss), 65 ft., 73, 257; in Açvaghosha, 258; its six features, 264; a mere subjective existence, 266. Samkhya philosophy, and Yogacarya school, 67 ft.; referred to, 146 ft.; on Nirvana, 340. Samvrtti-satya (conditional truth), 95 et seq. _Samyukta Nikaya_, quoted, 156, 185. Sanskaras, enumerated, 151 et seq. Schopenhauer, 181. Skandhas, the five, 32 ft., 149. Soul-substance, denied, 164. Sthavira, 1 ft. Sthiramati, on Mahâyânism, 61 et seq.; on Bodhicitta, 299.