Buddha <page 11>, <page 31>, <page 37>, <page 51>, <page 53>, <page 54>, <page 56>, <page 57>, <page 58>, <page 59>, <page 64>, <page 77>, <page 91>, <page 92>, <page 97>, <page 101>, <page 103>, <page 121>, <page 127>, <page 130>, <page 137>, <page 140>, <page 151>, <page 153>, <page 161>, <page 166>, <page 172>, <page 178>, <page 180>, <page 182>, <page 189>, <page 199>, <page 207>, <page 218>, <page 229>, <page 230>, <page 238>, <page 251>, <page 266>, <page 267>, <page 268>, <page 273>, <page 280>, <page 282>, <page 283>, <page 284>, <page 303>, <page 304>

Buddhaghosha referred to <page 122>

Buddha Kassapa <page 177>

Buddhas, Seven <page 102>

Cariya-pitaka referred to <page 110>, <page 251>, <page 262>

Catapatha-brahmana referred to <page 12>

Ceylon <page 89>

Cinca <page 85>, <page 112>

Cittakuta, Mount <page 74>, <page 123>

Cittalata, a grove <page 133>

Cittaraja, a goblin <page 254>

Cullavagga quoted or referred to <page 11>, <page 17>, <page 26>, <page 75>, <page 100>, <page 103>, <page 110>, <page 140>, <page 168>

Daddara, Mount <page 6>, <page 46>

Dakkhinagiri, a place <page 237>, <page 238>

Dandaka <page 23>, <page 24>, <page 26>

Dantapura, city <page 252>, <page 260>

Dasaratha, a name <page 208>

Devadatta <page 26>, <page 27>, <page 28>, <page 42>, <page 48>, <page 49>, <page 68>, <page 85>, <page 87>, <page 103>, <page 104>, <page 106>, <page 107>, <page 110>, <page 112>, <page 113>, <page 114>, <page 131>, <page 138>, <page 139>,<page 140>, <page 142>, <page 145>, <page 154>, <page 155>, <page 165>, <page 166>, <page 167>, <page 168>, <page 170>, <page 172>, <page 178>, <page 262>, <page 299>, <page 300>, <page 301>

Dhammapada (or its Commentary) referred to <page 3>, <page 65>, <page 66>, <page 115>, <page 123>, <page 177>, <page 218>, <page 241>, <page 251>, <page 257>, <page 284>, <page 302>

Dhananjaya, a merchant <page 239>

" a legendary king <page 251>, <page 252>, <page 254>

Dhanuggahatissa, Elder <page 275>, <page 279>