sehiya, <page 239> n 3.

somangala, <page 219>.

sovariya = saukarika, <page 367> n 3.

sauvira, <page 72> n 3.

stavastutimangala, <page 159>, (<page 164>).

striveda, <page 162> n 4, <page 274>.

sthavira, <page 73>, <page 149>, <page 179> n 4.

sthapanakarmika, <page 132> n.

snataka, <page 140>, <page 417> n 3.

sparsanendriyanigraha, <page 161>, (<page 171>).

smriti = mati, <page 152> n 1.

svadhyaya, <page 159>, (<page 165>).

hamsa, a washerman, <page 273> n 2.

hamsagarbha, <page 214>.

haritakaya, <page 216> n <page 10>.

harili, <page 215>.

hastipippali, <page 198>.

hola, a word of abuse, <page 305> n 1.

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CORRECTION.

Page <page 102>, verse 18, the phrase purana purabhedani has been wrongly translated: 'which is among towns what Indra is (among the gods);' it simply means: 'an old town.' For purabhedani is the Prakrit equivalent of the Sanskrit and Pali word putabhedanam, town. Cancel note 2.