The Creed of Half Japan
CHAPTER XXX. — RECAPITULATION

Civil wars, <page 342>; Gempei, <page 259>; Onin no tairan, <page 344>; Tembun Horan <page 347>; no ran, <page 348>

Classes, in Dharmagupta Vinaya <page 133>

Collaboration, Christian and Buddhist, <page 219>, <page 226>, <page 339>

Confucianism, <page 170>; schools of, in Japan <page 371>; quarrels with Buddhism, <page 374>

Constitution (Shotoku's), <page 182>, <page 210>

Councils: Rajagriha, <page 21>,<page 132>; Vais'ali, <page 23>; As'oka's, <page 27>; Kanishka's, <page 104>

Creator, not mentioned in certain creeds, <page 266>

Cubricus, <page 148>

Cyrene, <page 33>

Cyrenaics, <page 36>

Cyril of Jerusalem, <page 67>, <page 146>

DAITOKU, <page 218>

Dai-un-Komyo, <page 150>, <page 217>

Dalai Lama, <page 339>

Death-bed custom, <page 273>

Desiccation of Central Asia, <page 138>

Destruction of Law, <page 124>. See MILLENNIUMS

Dharmagupta, <page 131>, etc.

Dharmakaya, <page 103>

Dharmaraksha, <page 78>, <page 79>

Dhyani Buddhas, <page 62>

Diamond world, <page 63>

Diaspora, Jewish, extent of, <page 49>

Docetism, <page 109>

Dokyo, <page 227>

Donran, <page 214>

Doshaku, <page 214>

Dragon's Palace, <page 96>, <page 107>

Dualism (of Shingon), <page 240>

Dutch scholars, <page 378>

Dynasties of North and South, <page 343>

EDICTS, As'oka's, <page 28>, <page 39>, etc.

Egypt, outside of St. Paul's province, <page 60>

End of age, <page 84>

Eon (Hwui-yin), <page 160>, <page 213>

Essenes, <page 37>, <page 59>

Euhemerus, <page 34>

Eunapius, <page 143> n.

Excalibur, <page 251>

FAH-HIAN, <page 157>

Faith in another, <page 110>; necessity of, <page 268>, <page 273>

Five Buddhas, <page 62>; Dairiki, <page 309>; herbs, <page 151>; periods of S'akyamuni's teaching, <page 317>, <page 320>; rulers, <page 141>, <page 154>. See also <page 239>, <page 254>, <page 308>

Forty-two Sections, Sutra of the, <page 80>

Fujufuze. See INTRANSIGEANT

Fulin, <page 218>

GALILEE, <page 53>

Gandhara art, inspired from Antioch and Alexandria, <page 124>

Ganjin Kwasho, <page 229>

Gempei, <page 259>. See CIVIL WARS

Genghis Khan, identified by some with Yoshitsune, <page 330>

Genku. See HoNEN