^232:1 This is the general style in the canon of the wife of Goiania the Buddha. Cf. Oldenberg's Vinaya, Vol. I. page 82, and the translation in Sacred Books of the East, Vol. XIII. p. 208. It is not however correct to say that the Vinaya passage is "the only passage in the Pali Pitakas which mentions this lady." For she is mentioned in the Buddhavamsa (P. T. S. edition, page 65), and her name is there given as Bhaddakacca.

^232:2 It is not yet known where this Sutta occurs. A Pali summary of it has been left untranslated, as adding little or nothing to the above 'Introductory Story.'

^236:1 Cf. Milinda-panho 359 for an exposition of the limited prerogative of kings.

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