Antiochus I., <page 26>, <page 29>, <page 32>

Antiochus II., <page 33>

Arcaoun (Christian), <page 338>

Aristippus, <page 36>

Arthur, King, <page 251>. See BUDDHA

Asangha, <page 162>, <page 199>, <page 251>

As'oka, <page 26>, <page 28>; edicts, <page 39>; his policy, <page 47>

Astikas, <page 109>

As'vaghosha, <page 53>, <page 79>, <page 80>, <page 96>, <page 97>,<page 102> n.

As'vamedha, <page 49>

Avalokites'vara, <page 120>, <page 129>

Avatamsaka Scriptures, <page 113>. See KEGON

Awakening of the Faith, <page 103>

BACTRIA, <page 44>

Baptism (see ABHIS'EKHA, KWANJO) for the dead, <page 115>

Basilides, <page 38>, <page 58>, <page 60>, <page 61>

Benares, <page 99>

Bibliothecal catastrophes, <page 80>, <page 154>

Bindusara, <page 25>, <page 33>, <page 36>

Birth stories, <page 85>, <page 93>; birth of S'akyamuni from side of his mother, <page 12>

Bodhidharma, <page 195>, <page 210>, <page 279>

Bodhisattva, rules of, <page 133>, <page 134>,<page 135>

Bosatsu Kai. See BODHISATTVA

Books, Buddhist (when first written), <page 86>

Buddha compared with Christ, <page 20> n.; his country, <page 5>; his begging-bowl, <page 99>, <page 100>, <page 102>, <page 105> (see ARTHUR); one, original, <page 110> (see under ONE); see also S'AKYAMUNI

Buddhas, the thirteen, <page 65>; the Five, the Dhyani, <page 62>, <page 239>

Buddhism, before Buddha, <page 325> in Alexandria, <page 59>; in China and India (see under SECTS); bankruptcy of, in sixteenth century, <page 348>; disestablished in Japan, <page 378>

Buddhist, clergy as registrars, <page 370>; schools, <page 370>; extravagances under Tokugawas, <page 374>

Buddhoganga, Chinese ordinations, <page 142>

CABBALAH, <page 60>, <page 68>

Cannibals, mission to, <page 9>

Caulaucau, <page 58>, <page 63>, <page 70>

Causation, chain of, <page 20> n.

Ceylon, or Taprobane, <page 46>, <page 100>

Chandragupta, <page 25>

Changan. See SINGANFU

Chang-sun, dying works of, <page 192>

China, intercourse of India with Japanese monks in, <page 338>

Chinese Refugees in Japan, <page 376>

Christian echoes in Shinshu writings, <page 274>

Chrysanthemum (<page 16>-petalled), <page 64>, <page 123>