Fan language, <page 402>. See Sanscrit.

Fang-kwang monastery, <page 177>.

Fan-hing, <page 83>. See Brahmans of pure life.

Fan-t'ien, <page 243>. See Brahma.

Fan-t'ien, <page 217>. See Brahma-loka.

Fan-t'ien-wang, <page 215>, <page 217>. See King of the Brahma heaven and Mahabrahma.

Fa-shun, <page 170>.

Fa-siang-tsung, <page 170>.

Fa-sing-tsung, <page 170>.

Fa-t'ien-pen, <page 137>.

Fa-tsang, <page 233>. See Treasure of the Law.

Fa-yen school, <page 161>.

Feng-shui, <page 135>, <page 250>, <page 251>, <page 327>, <page 329>, <page 330>, <page 332>, <page 333>, <page 338>, <page 339>, <page 343>-<page 345>, <page 349>-<page 352>, <page 393>.

Feng-shui sien-sheng, <page 331>. See Geomancer.

Feng-tu ta-ti, <page 361>.

Ferghana, <page 83>.

Feringi, <page 117>.

Fichte, J. T., <page 166>.

Fo, <page 24>, <page 383>, <page 385>, <page 399>, <page 401>, <page 413>. See But.

Fo-ku-piau, <page 126>, <page 354>. See Memorial on the bone of Buddha.

Fo-ting shan, <page 264>.

Fo-t'u-cheng, <page 168>. See Buddojanga.

Foochow, <page 136>.

Four great kings of Devas, <page 25>, <page 44>, <page 57>, <page 207>, <page 216>, <page 223>, <page 239>, <page 241>-<page 245>. See Dhritarashtra, Vaishramana, Virudhaka, and Virupaksha.

Fu Yi, <page 115>.

Fu-kien province, <page 114>, <page 159>.

Fu-lung feng, <page 177>.

Fu-lung monastery, <page 180>.

Fuh, <page 413>. See Fo.

Fuh-hi, <page 374>.

Fuh-pan, <page 374>.

Fulim, <page 116>, <page 117>. See Feringi.

Fung-siang fu, <page 126>, <page 133>.

French orthography, <page 414>; philosopher, <page 313>; revolution, <page 236>; sinologues, <page 6>; translator, <page 215>; writers, <page 4>.

GAELIC language, <page 419>.

Ga-lam, <page 245>. See K'ia-lan.

Galle, <page 42>, <page 248>.

Gandhara, <page 278>.

Gandharvas, <page 214>-<page 217>.

Ganges, <page 4>, <page 13>, <page 15>, <page 82>, <page 117>, <page 118>, <page 121>, <page 173>, <page 234>, <page 235>, <page 291>, <page 293>, <page 403>. See Ch'ing-ch'ia, Gang-ga, and Heng.

Gang-ga, <page 121>. See Ch'ing-ch'ia, and Ganges.

Garuda, <page 248>.