INDEX Walleser, Max, 3 6a, 3 7a, 3 7b, 4oa, 40b Watters, 3300, 3 7b way, the, 276-96 ; factors of, 290-96 ; the Great, and the SmaIl, 278-90 ; see Mahay�a , Hinayana ; see also Middle Way wayfaring, stages in the bodhisattva's, 30S-I I ; see bhumi ways of answering , the Buddha's, 146- s o ; 344b, s 8a ways of te aching , the Buddha's, 3 ; the direct and the exp edient , 536 ; see siddhiinta Wei-shih-er-shih-lun 1Iti8l=+lIi (Vimsatikii or Vimsikii) , 378b Wenzel, H., 3 7b whed of dharmaj see dharma-cakra wisdom; see prajiiii world, and individual, 209-50 ; of COD convention, see vyavahiira words, and their meanings 75 , 130-3 1, S Ia, 56b ; see nama, vaf1J4 Y amakami Sogen, 34Sb yiina (s) � (w ays, vehicles), the two , 20, 46-47 ; see Hinayana, and Maha yana Yao-hsing, the Emperor, 14 yathartha-jiiiina :tm.� (knowledge of things as they are ; knowl edge also of all other kinds of knowledge ; the true p rajRii belong ing to the Buddha), as the highest of the eleven kinds of knowledge, 289-90 ; see jiiiina, prajiiii yoga fl'jJ!j (harmony), as the nature of Junyatii, 275 , 68 Yog a, the, conception of time and change as dose to Sarvastivlida, 347a Yoga-satras, 347a vijiUnavada YuktiSflIlika, , 36, Yogacara, see Zen (Ch'an), the, the Madhyamika and., 32'7-28 ; modem studies in, 379b Zen Buddhism, 379b