Mathura, carving at, identified as a Jataka scene <page 90>

Maya <page 260>

Mettiya, a heretic <page 264>

Milinda referred to <page 140>, <page 168>, <page 172>, <page 216>

Mithila, a town <page 27>, <page 231>

Moggallana <page 4>, <page 7>, <page 26>, <page 64>, <page 74>, <page 107>, <page 119>, <page 183>, <page 244>, <page 245>, <page 246>, <page 268>, <page 305>

Nagadipa, island off Ceylon <page 90>

Nalagiri, elephant <page 140>, <page 168>

Nalikera, island of <page 121>

Nanda <page 63>, <page 64>, <page 65>

" a place <page 137>

Nandaka's preaching <page 268>

Nandana, a grove <page 133>

Nandapandita, a man <page 260>

Nataputta <page 182>

Nathaputta <page 182>, <page 183>

Nerbudda, the <page 237>

New Testament referred to <page 77>

Nirvana <page 17>, <page 26>, <page 78>, <page 91>, <page 139>, <page 184>, <page 230>, <page 282>

North Indian Notes and Queries quoted <page 30>, <page 72>, <page 129>, <page 132>

Okkaka, a mythical king <page 299>

Pacceka-buddha <page 57>, <page 137>, <page 139>, <page 231>, <page 282>

Pali words explained:

agatigatam <page 1>

ahivataroga <page 55>, <page 206>

alambara drum <page 237>

anaka drum <page 237>

annam vyakaroti <page 230>

asura (fallen angel) <page 99>

caturangasamannagatam <page 134>

citta-pasada <page 59>

dija, 'twice-born,' of birds and brahmins <page 162>

gandhakuti <page 152>

gandhapancangulikam <page 72>

gavutaddhayojanamatte <page 147>

hetthamanca <page 286>

-jamghakahapanadigahanena <page 166>

jataveda, 'fire' <page 226>

kakaguyha <page 122>

kakapeyya <page 122>, <page 302>

kalaghasa <page 181>

kimsuka tree <page 184>

lakara, lankara <page 78>

nakkhatta <page 194>

nasikavata <page 206>

natti <page 258>

peta (ghost) <page 99>

rajjugahakaamacca <page 257>

salaka, a term of abuse <page 186>

saratthi <page 257>

tinduka tree <page 53>

titthiya <page 182>

Panada, a legendary king <page 230>, <page 231>

Pancatantra referred to <page 79>, <page 81>, <page 83>, <page 123>, <page 285>

Panduka, a heretic <page 264>