Senshuji (correctly pronounced Senjuji) <page 29>

Shakku <page 15>

Shakunyo <page 27>

Shibuya <page 28>

Shigakuzasshi <page 175>

Shikisen <page 156>

Shimbutsu <page 28>

Shimotsuke <page 26>, <page 29>

Shin <page 84>

Shin <page 84>

Shin <page 98>

Shin-e <page 29>

Shingon <page 74>, <page 86>, <page 115>, <page 129>, <page 176>

Shinja no tonaeru <page 119>

Shinjin <page 97>, <page 98>, <page 105>

Shinjin-Kwangi <page 105>

Shinjin wo etaru <page 110>

Shinjitsumon <page 12>

Shinkwa <page 114>

Shinnyo <page 9>, <page 84>, <page 180>

Shinnyo Hosho <page 83>

Shinran (--shonin), <page 2>, <page 13>, <page 15>, <page 16>, <page 17>, <page 19> and passim

Shinran Shonin Goichidaiki <page 62>

Shinsei <page 120>

Shinshu <page 2>, <page 3>, <page 4>, <page 6>, <page 9>, <page 10>, <page 11>, <page 12>, <page 13> and passim

Shinshugyoja <page 112>

Shinshu Hyakkwa Hoten <page 164>

Shinshu Hyakuwa <page 6>, <page 9>, <page 33>, <page 60>, <page 88> and passim

Shinshuist <page 2>, <page 3>, <page 5>, <page 6>, <page 12>, <page 13> and passim

Shinshu Kyoyosho <page 98>

Shintai <page 63>, <page 67>, <page 68>

Shintaimon <page 68>, <page 112>, <page 114>

Shinto <page 20>

Shin wo <page 111>

Shinyo <page 162>

Shin zuru <page 97>

Shirakawa, the Emperor--<page 19>

Shizento <page 114>

Shoan <page 15>

Shodo <page 3>, <page 12>

Shodomon <page 98>, <page 99>

Shogaku <page 96>

Shojin <page 147>

Shojoju <page 69>, <page 113>

Shoki <page 133>

Shoko <page 172>

Shomu Tenno <page 174>, <page 175>

Shonagon <page 18>

Shoren-in <page 18>

Shoseiji-ha <page 32>

Shosei no yojin <page 125>

Shoshinge <page 13>, <page 34>, <page 57>, <page 91>, <page 138>, <page 139>, <page 145>, <page 146>

Shoshinge-kowan <page 14>

Shotoku (--taishi) <page 2>, <page 13>, <page 57>, <page 58>, <page 62>, <page 87>, <page 147>, <page 156>, <page 173>

Shotoku, the Empress--<page 175>

Shujokai wo <page 152>

Shukyoka <page 11>

Shukyoteki <page 110>